This is another category
The ABC's of Behaviorism (Skinner) are...
What is...
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequences
Professor Neptune's favorite child
Who is Bennett Neptune?
This theorist focuses on a hierarchy of needs
Who is Abraham Maslow?
This theorist focused on cooperative discipline theory
Who is Linda Albert?
Howard Gardner's learning theory does not support this type of testing
What is standardized testing?
This soccer player sent his kids to Neptune's school in LA
Who is David Beckham?
This theorist developed a theory based on behaviorism and operant conditioning
Who is BF Skinner?
This theorist focused on choice theory (One can only control themselves and not others and are only motivated by themselves)
Who is William Glasser?
The top level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs...
What is self-actualization?
Professor Neptune played this sport at The College of Wooster for two years until she retired
What is volleyball?
This theorist prioritizes a scaffolding method
Who is Jerome Bruner?
This theorist focused on active learning.
Who is Charles Bonwell?
This theorist went to Stanford and was honored by the American Association of Higher Education
Who is Charles Bonwell?
Thomas Neptune went to this Ohio school for college
Miami University
The zone of proximal development
Who is Lev Vygotsky?
These are factors of active learning
What is...
student engagement, peer evaluations, self reflection, class discussion, student participation
9 types of intelligences from the multiple intelligence theory
What is...
verbal linguistic, logical-mathematics, spatial-visual, bodily kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist, existential
Professor Neptune lived in this house during her time at Wooster
What is Reed House?
Focused on multi-cultural education (identifying and appreciating diverse cultures within the classroom)
Who is James Banks?
The three C's in Linda Albert's theory
What is capable, connect, and contribute?