The field of education incorporates a significant number of learning theories. These theories were developed by social scientists and psychologists who study the manner in which humans learn. Educators continue to subscribe to the tenets of one or more of these theories as they work with children.
It is just as important to understand the theorists as it is to understand their theories.
use the form attached..
Complete the Leading Educational Theorist Table, in which you will:
- Provide the name of the theory for each theorist.
- Provide a detailed summary of each theory.
- Provide a detailed summary of one way in which each theorist could impact education today.
provide citations for each summary
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EDU501 |
Leading Educational Theorist Table
Student’s Name:
Course # and Name: EDU501 Learning Theories (K–12)
Professor’s Name:
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Theorist |
Name of the Theory |
Summary of the Theory |
One way in which each theorist could impact education today. |
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Jean Piaget |
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Lev Vygotsky |
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Benjamin Bloom |
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Robert Gagne’ |
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Jerome Bruner |
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Erik Erikson |
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Abraham Maslow |
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B.F. Skinner |
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