Learning Theory-A theory is an explanation for why something occurs or how it occurs. This theory of learning aims to help us understand how people learn.
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1. Behaviorism-focus on that which is observable
1.1. 1. Ivan Pavlov-Classical Conditioning
1.2. 2. John Watson-Codifying & Publicizing Behaviorism
1.3. 3. Edward Thorndike- Operant Conditioning
1.4. 4. Albert Bandura- Observation Learning
1.5. 5. Clark L. Hull- Conditioning Principle
2. Constructivist-this theory refers to a theory or set of theories about learning that emerged.
2.1. 1. Ernst von Glasersfeld- Radical Constructivism
2.2. 2.George Siemans- Constructivism
2.3. 3. Lev Vygotsky- Sociocultural Theory
2.4. 4. Jerome Bruner- Constructivist Teory
2.5. 5. Jean Lave- Community of Practice Theory
3. Cognitive-this theory recognized the importance of the mind in making sense of the material world.
3.1. 1. Robert Gagne- Operant Conditioning
3.2. 2. John Carroll- Cognitive Abilities
3.3. 3. David Merrill- Cognitive Learning
3.4. 4. Edgar Dale- Cognitive Learning Process
3.5. 5. Jean Piaget- Cognitive Development