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15 Cards in this Set
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Foundations of Education |
The psychological - historical / philosophical and Sociological aspects of the field of education that are considered essential to the professional knowledge of teachers |
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Lev Vygestsky |
Social Development Theory |
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Robert Hovighurst |
six Stages of Development and Growth |
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Jean Piaget |
Four Stages of Development |
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Jerome Bruner |
Three Modes of Representation |
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Benjamin Bloom |
Taxonomy of Learning Objectives |
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BF Skinner |
Behavioral Theory |
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Fredrick Douglass |
Vocational Training for African Americans |
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Booker T. Washington |
Tuskegee Institute |
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Ella T. Young |
First Female Superintendent of Chicago Schools |
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Maria Montessori |
Casa dei Bambini |
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Erasmus |
Erasmus was a Dutch Renaissance humanist Catholic priest social critic teacher and theologian he was a classical scholar who wrote in a few or Latin style he was one of the most famous humanist educators informed humanistic theory of education |
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Frederich Froebel |
Froebel lay foundation for modern education based on the recognition that children have unique needs and capabilities his contributions include the establishment of the first kindergarten he believed that women are best suited to teach young children |
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John Locke |
Block viewed a young child's mind as a blank state tabula rasa on which an education could be imprinted he believed that teachers needed to create a non-threatening learning environment I rather revolutionary idea at that time |
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Socrates |
Socrates believed that knowledge is virtue and this principle has been adopted by many educators he is famous for creating the Socratic method of teaching a way of teaching that centers on the use of questions by the teacher to lead students to a certain conclusion |
