What does it mean to be human?

1. Humans are agentic beings

1.1. Dewey

1.2. Ann Brown

1.3. Montessori

1.4. C.S. Lewis

1.5. Gibbons

1.6. Deci and Ryan

1.7. Covey

2. Intrinsically motivated and curious

2.1. Dewey

2.2. Montessori

2.3. Kholberg

2.4. Piaget

2.5. Kilpatrick

2.6. Gibbons

2.7. Deci and Ryan

2.8. Susuki

3. Social beings

3.1. Ann Brown

3.2. Erikson

3.3. Vygotsky

3.4. Ron Clark

3.5. Rogers

4. Spiritual beings

4.1. C.S. Lewis

5. Individually different

5.1. Montessori

5.2. Gardner

5.3. Bruner

6. Humans function like machines.

6.1. Skinner

6.1.1. Behaviorism

7. Humans are like animals--acting on instinct and reflexes

7.1. Skinner

7.1.1. Behaviorism

8. Humans are organizing entities

8.1. Vygotsky

8.1.1. constructivism

8.2. Piaget

8.3. Kholberg

8.4. Bruner

9. Creative

9.1. Freire

10. Experience Conflict/Tension

10.1. Erikson

11. Reflective/Metacognitive

11.1. Ann Brown

11.2. Gibbons

11.3. Rogers

11.3.1. Self-actualization