The current research aims to know the effect of Needham's constructivist model on the achievement of third-year students in the Life Sciences Department in the teaching methods subject. To achieve the research objectives, the experimental method was followed for the experimental and control groups with dimensional measurement of the achievement variable of the teaching methods subject. The research sample included (62) students in the third year of the Life Sciences Department, distributed into two equal groups in the variables (self-assessment of learning methods - chronological age in years - intelligence level - previous information). To measure the level of students' achievement, an achievement test was constructed consisting of (40) test items, the validity and reliability of which were verified. Then, after applying the experiment, the results showed that the students of the experimental group outperformed the students of the control group in the achievement of the teaching methods subject. The conclusion was reached that Needham's constructivist model had an effective role in raising the level of academic achievement in the teaching methods subject for students of the experimental group compared to students of the control group for the third year of the Life Sciences Department / College of Education for Pure Sciences - Ibn AlHaitham / University of Baghdad. In light of the findings, the researchers recommend that teachers be informed of modern teaching strategies and methods that are consistent with the educational content and nature of the educational environment