Some theoretical points: Constructivist learning theory indicates that people learn not only by memorizing material (which would be defined as rote learning is Ausubel's and Novak's terms) but also (and more importantly) by integrating and organizing new information into a pre-existing framework of knowledge (Phillips, 2000).
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