Behaviorism
Definition of Behaviorism
The theory that all behavior is in response of a stimuli
Definition of Cognitivism
The idea that thinking is foundational to other behaviors or The idea that students learn through perception and imitation
Definition of constructivism
The philosophy that knowledge is best acquired through action
The founder of the theory of Zones of Proximity
Lev Vygotsky
The father of classical conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
The father of cognitivism
Noam Chomsky
The father of constructivism
Jean Piaget
Definition of Zones of Proximal Development
The space between what a learner can do without assistance and what a learner can do with adult guidance or in collaboration with more capable peers
The father of operant conditioning
The popular experiment of social cognitivism done by Albert Bandura
Bobo Doll Experiment
Piaget says there are this many stages of childhood development.
Stacy can recognize the letters in her name but cannot recite the alphabet. This means that...
A student's stomach growling when the lunch bell rings is an example of
Classical conditioning
Students learn by...
Perception and imitation
Constructivism holds that the role of the educator is to...
Guide students through their lesson
A great way for students to work within their ZPD
Small groups
Increases the likelihood of a behavior ocurring
Positive and negative reinforcement
For cognitivists, thinking is...
The foundation of behavior
John runs around the house on a broom stick and pretends that it is a horse. This is an example of this stage of childhood development.
Pre-operational stage
The theory of ZPD was developed in what year?
1978