Peoples in prof ed

• Operant Conditioning


  B.F Skinner
• Modelling


  Bandura
• Social learning


  Bandura and Wallace
• Education for all and golden rule 


  Confucius
• Connectionism, law of readiness and exercises

  Edward Lee Thorndike
• Psychosocial Development Theory 


  Erick Erikson
• Classical Conditioning 


  Ivan Pavlov
• Cognitive Learning Theory


  Jean Piaget
• Father of Kindergarten


  Froebel
• Realia, Froebel's protege


  Pestalozzi
• Discovery learning, spiral curriculum

  Jerome Bruner
• Learning by doing


  John Dewey
• Tabula Rasa (blank sheet 


  John Locke
• Insight learning


  Kohler
• Moral Development


  Laurence Kohlberg
• Social Cognitivist, scaffolding


  Lev Vygotsky
• Psychosexual, father of psychoanalysis

  Sigmund Freud
• Father of modern Psychology

  Wilhelm Wundt
• Linguistic Acquisition theory


  Chomsky
• Theory of multiple intelligences

  Howard Gardner
• Behavioural theory


  John watson
• Hierarchy of needs, motivation theory

  Abraham maslow
• Bloom's cognitive taxonomy 


  Benjamin Bloom
• Looking glass self theory


  Charles cooley
• Father of Sociology


  Auguste COmte
• Father of modern education

  John Amos COmenius
• Sequence of instruction 


  Robert Gagne
• Meaningful Learning


  David Ausbel
• Advocated the emotional intelligence that determine learning

  Daniel Goleman
• Father of Intelligence test

  Alfred Bennett
• he publishes Counselling and Psychotherapy, setting forth to his

  humanistic approach to therapy

  Carl Rogers
• -claims that man, especially children, have feelings of inferiority that drive them to adapt and develop skills (or bully)

  Alfred Adler
• he hypothesizes an affective filter or mental block that prevents

  acquirers from utilizing comprehensive input they receive for language acquisition.

  Stephen Krashen
• he publishes d Origin of Species, propounding d theory of evolution

  through natural selection

  Charles Darwin
• -he characterizes the mind-body relationship as one of interaction

  38. Galen- he proposed d theory of Temperament


  Rene Descartes
• he proposed d theory of Temperament

  Galen
• proposes moral development that focuses on motivation, experience

  and parental guidance.


  Martin Hoffman