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An abstractionist artistic movement that emerged in Russia after World War I, characterized by the use of industrial materials to construct nonrepresentational objects.

ptMovimento artístico de vanguarda surgido na Rússia após a Primeira Guerra Mundial, caracterizado pelo uso de materiais industriais para criar objetos não figurativos e por uma estética racional e funcional. No campo da psicologia e da educação, designa a teoria segundo a qual o conhecimento é ativamente construído pelo sujeito a partir de suas experiências, e não simplesmente recebido do ambiente.ruАбстракционистское художественное движение, возникшее в России после Первой мировой войны, характеризующееся использованием промышленных материалов для создания непредметных объектов.esMovimiento artístico abstracto surgido en Rusia tras la Primera Guerra Mundial, caracterizado por el uso de materiales industriales para crear objetos no figurativos. También puede referirse a una teoría del aprendizaje donde el conocimiento se construye activamente a partir de la experiencia.frMouvement artistique abstrait né en Russie après la Première Guerre mondiale, caractérisé par l'utilisation de matériaux industriels pour créer des objets non figuratifs.deKonstruktivismus ist eine abstrakte Kunstrichtung, die nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg in Russland entstand und industrielle Materialien für die Schaffung ungegenständlicher Objekte nutzt.zh构成主义，一种起源于第一次世界大战后俄罗斯的艺术与建筑运动，主张使用工业材料创造非具象的抽象作品。arحركة فنية تجريدية نشأت في روسيا بعد الحرب العالمية الأولى، تتميز باستخدام مواد صناعية لإنشاء أعمال فنية غير موضوعية. وتُطلق أيضاً على الاتجاه الفني والمعماري الذي يعتمد على البناء والتركيب.

1. Art movement C1 formal art

   An early 20th-century avant-garde art movement in Russia that rejected traditional aesthetics, using industrial materials to create abstract, geometric, and often functional objects.

   • Constructivism emerged in Russia after World War I, emphasizing art as a practice for social purpose.
   • Tatlin's Tower is a famous example of constructivist architecture.
   • Constructivist artists often used materials like glass, steel, and plastic.

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2. Learning theory C1 formal

   A theory of learning that suggests people construct their own understanding and knowledge of the world through experiences and reflection.

   • Constructivism in education encourages hands-on problem solving.
   • According to constructivism, learners actively build new ideas upon their current knowledge.
   • Many modern classrooms use constructivist approaches to teaching.

   ptConstrutivismoruКонструктивизмesConstructivismo (teoría del aprendizaje)frConstructivisme (théorie de l'apprentissage)deKonstruktivismuszh建构主义arالبنائية

• constructivisms plural form
• constructivisms' possessive plural form
• constructivism's possessive singular form