Learnings are based on constructing new ideas based on prior knowledge and experiences.
Constructivism
Behavior can be controlled or learned through positive and negative reinforcements
Behaviorism
Name one founder of the Constructivism Learning Theory?
Jean Piaget, John Dewey or Jerome Bruner
Who founded the Behaviorism Learning Theory?
John B. Watson
Adults learn differently than children and therefore must be taught differently
Adult Learning Theory
Learning occurs by observing peers which leads to imitation and modeling
Social Learning Theory
Who was the founder of the Social Learning Theory?
Albert Bandura
Who founded the Adult Learning Theory?
Malcolm Knowles
Learning should occur through direct transfer of knowledge into the mind of the learner
Instructivism Learning Theory
Teaching students how to connect to the learning sets is more important than the memorization of knowledge
Connectivism Learning Theory
Name one of the founders of the Situated Learning Theory
Jean Lave or Etienne Wegner
Name one of the founders of the Connectivism Learning Theory
George Siemens or Stephen Downes
Learning can and should be acquired in the same community
Situated Learning Theory
People learn from their actions as well as the repercussions of other's actions
Social Cognition Learning Theory
Who founded the Social Cognition Learning Theory?
Albert Bandura
Who founded the Distributed Cognition Learning Theory?
All information learned stems from connections with ones environment
Associationism
Learning is not limited to what occurs inside one's head, but also includes social members of a group and one's environment
Distributed Cognition Theory
Name one of the founders of the Associationism Learning Theory
John Locke or David Hartley
Name one of the founders of Instructivism
B.F. Skinner, John B. Carroll or David M. Merrill