History of Education
Lesson Plans
Bloom's Taxonomy
Learning Styles
Developmental Theories
100
This time in education was affected by world events and social change.
What is the 1940's and 1950's?
100
This part of the lesson plan includes the audience and type of class.
What is students /participants.
100
This level of thinking or questioning is acquiring and recalling information. Verbs such as tell, list, memorize could be used.
What is Knowledge?
100
This man developed the idea that we have differenct types of learing intelliegneces or abilities and he developed 9 different types of intellegences.
Who is Gardner?
100
The theory that behaviors can be associated with responses was developed by this Russian researcher. .
Who is Pavlov?
200
During this time period Benjamin Franklin began the first public library.
What is the American Early National Period?
200
There are two basic types of assessment used in a classroom. Ther are
Formal and Summative assessments
200
This level of Bloom's questioning or thinking is to understand and make use of the information. Verbs such as explain, discuss or summarize would describe this level of questions.
What is comprehension?
200
This type of learner learns best by seeing the information .
What is a visual learner?
200
Name the person and theory that people tend to repeat behaiors that have a postive result and are enforced. For example when a teacher praises you for a history project you decide you like history.
What is Skinner and operant conditioning.?
300
After this time period, the North sent " missionaries" to the South to set up schools, educated African Americans and the first African American colleges were established.
What is the Civil War?
300
This will help to draw you students in to listen to the lesson.
What is the introduction or hook?
300
What is this levle of Bloom's taxonomy called when you use the information learned in a new situation.
What is application?
300
This type of learner learns best by simply listening and having the information explained to them.
What is an auditory learner?
300
This person and theory says that people imitate behaviors of others regardless of rewards and punishments . Students imiate or model their teacher tackling a geometry problem or a student observing aggressive behavior may bully.
What is Bandura and his social cognitive theory?
400
During this time period schools were seen as a vehicle to make society better, America was primarily a rural nation with people living on farms, and Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson helped to shape the development of schools.
What is the American National Period.
400
What is another name for the intructional goal in your lesson plan?
What are standards?
400
What level of Bloom's taxonomy do you classify, contrast or distinguish among?
What is analysis?
400
This type of learner learns best by trail and error or touching and learning.
What is a kinesthetic-tactile learner?
400
This theorists developed a theory to understand why people do right and wrong. He believed that people develop 3 levels of morality.
Who is Kohlberg and his theory of moral development?
500
The thinking of this group of people believed that curriculum was too standardized, and educated citizens would help to clean up corrupt government.
Who are the Progressives?
500
The purpose of this part of the lesson plan is for students to reflect on what they have learned in today's lesson.
What is closure?
500
What level of Blook's taxonomy do you assess or judge based on infomation? Use such verbs as criticize, ecaluate, judge select.
What is evaluation?
500
This is a an individualized program for a student with special needs.
What is an IEP?
500
This theorists focused on the development of personality. he developed 8 stages of personality. In each phase an individual must reslove a psycholoical or social conflict. In infancy the conflict is trust verse mistrust.
Who is Erikson?
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