Dewey, Piaget, Vygotsky, Gagne, and Bruner

Explanation: Piaget, Vygotsky, and Gardner are three psychologists who studied how children learn and become smarter. Each of them has their own unique ideas about this topic. If you were a teacher, you might choose to use the ideas of one of these psychologists in your classroom to help your students learn better. Think about which ideas you find most interesting and effective, and explain why you would want to use them in your teaching.

For which educational practice was John Dewey?*1 pointA. Banking MethodB. Emphasis on HumanitiesC. Problem-SolvingD. Teaching on the Classics

A curriculum influenced by Vygotsky's theory would be likely to contain mixed-age groupings. a. True b. False

Which teacher is most effectively using mnemonics?

Describe the main classes of Dewey Decimal and the library of congress classification systems