Philosophers and more

Question 1

Behavioral Theory; Reward system

Answer 1

B.F. Skinner

Question 2

Blooming Taxonomy; Predicts learning outcomes

Answer 2

Benjamin Boom

Question 3

African American Educator; Tuskegee Institute

Answer 3

Booker T. Washington

Question 4

First lady of National Ed Association

Answer 4

Ella Flagg Young

Question 5

Humanistic Theory

Answer 5

Erasmus

Question 6

First Kindergarten. Based on recognition that children have unique needs and capabilities.

Answer 6

Frederich Froebel

Question 7

Vocational Ed for African Americans

Answer 7

Fredrick Douglass

Question 8

“The father of American Education”

Answer 8

Horance Mann

Question 9

Cognitive development theory. 4 Stages

Answer 9

Jean Piaget

Question 10

Believes children encounter a series of developmental stages as they mature. Scaffolding learning; Action, imagination and symbolism.

Answer 10

Jerome Bruner

Question 11

Progressive Educational Philosophy; Committed to democratic ideas.

Answer 11

John Dewey

Question 12

believed that a child’s mind was a blank state (tabula roso) on which an education could be imprinted.

Answer 12

John Locke

Question 13

Social Development Theory; “Got to talk.” Social interaction among children plays a major role in cognitive development.

Answer 13

Lev Vygotsky

Question 14

Early Childhood educator; Child-size furniture; uninterrupted, independent work periods; teacher observes.

Answer 14

Maria Montessori

Question 15

Believes children must master specific developmental task to develop normally “Having” task.

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Robert Havighurst

Question 16

“Knowledge is virtue” Questions that lead to answers.

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Socrates “The Socratic Method.”