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1800 - Present
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This was predominant in the 19th century and the 20th century.
Ivan Pavlov :1849-1936 He is famous for condition reflex. He conditioned dogs to salivate.
B.F. Skinner: 1904-1990 He invented the Operant conditioning chamber also known as the Skinner Box.
1859 - Present
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There are still constructivits today. Some of the major ones were Piaget and Vygotsky.
Lev Vagotsky: 1896-1934 He stressed a fundamental role of social interaction in the development of cognition. He also named the Most Knowledgeable Other (MKO)
John Dewey edit : 1859-1952 He is an American Philosopher who is best known for his works in education.
1896 - 1980
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Jean Piaget was a Constructivist who was known as the stupendous swiss.
Theory of Cognitive Development: that there were different stages a child would go through.
Theory of Equilibrium: a child will use schemas to help understand new situations.
1902 - 1994
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He had two major accomplishments.
The Stages of Psychological Development: which list eight different stages of a persons life and what they learn in each stage.
Identity Crisis: This is one that many people struggle with, especially as stated by Erikson, in the teen years of someones life because they are struggling with their feelings and emotions.
1913 - 1999
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Benjamin Bloom was famous for Creating Blooms Taxonomy which is used in every day teaching now. There is a new version of it but it is still used today. He also helped with the idea of Master Teaching.
1943 - Present
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He gave us the idea that learners can measure their knowledge in the form of an IQ.
He was famous for Project Zero which provided him a place to do research on the learning process.
Another theory of his is the multiple intelligence which states that there are many types of intelligence that people can have.
1960 - Present
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They believe that the human mind is a computer. There is now a grey area that ideas can fall into.
Cognitive Load Theory of Multimedia Learning: pulling information out of your long term memory when you hear a song or musical instrument.
Piaget's Cognitive theory: studied his three children and the way they viewed and learned from the world.