Which Learning theories are important on teaching?

Behaviourism
1. Teaching principles
  1. Law of readiness
  2. Associative shifting
  3. Identical elements
  4. Form habits
  5. Shaping
  6. Self-regulation
  7. Programmed Instruction
2. Is
  1. Neurological functioning.
  2. Responses.
  3. Associative strength
  4. Systematic approach
  5. Consequences leanred
  6. Rewards
  7. Operant conditioning
  8. Scientific assumptions
  9. Reinforcement
3. Express
  1. Stimulus can be conditioned
  2. Habits are learned
  3. Punishment is ineffective.
  4. Spontaneous recovery
4. Based on
  1. Guthrie
    1. Contiguity
  2. Rachlin
    1. Leading psychological
  3. Watson
    1. Forms of learning
  4. Pavlov
    1. Classic conditioning
5. Teachers role
  1. Helpful
  2. Instructor
  3. Monitor
  4. Evaluate
6. Student role
  1. Understanding
  2. Apply knowledge
  3. Uses of skills
Constructivism
1. Is
  1. Physiological perspective
  2. Development
  3. Thinking
  4. Predictions
  5. Exogeneous
  6. Endogeneous
2. Based on
  1. Greeno
    1. Assumptions
  2. Bredo
    1. Human Influence
  3. Cobb & Bowers
    1. Experiences
  4. Geary
    1. Knowledge
  5. Derry
    1. Perceptions
3. Express
  1. Equilibration
  2. Stages
  3. Mechanism
  4. Incongruity
4. Teacher role
  1. Supportive
  2. Guide
  3. Informer
  4. Monitor
5. Student role
  1. Evaluater
  2. Explorer
  3. Thinker
  4. Creative
Social cognitive theory
1. Is
  1. Seek control
  2. Setting goals
  3. Actions
  4. Self-regulation
  5. Recirprocal interaction
  6. Enactive
  7. Development
  8. Instinct
  9. Conditioning
  10. Guidance
2. Based on
  1. Bandura
    1. Human behavior
  2. Licht & Kistmer
    1. Performing
  3. Zimmerman
    1. Self-regulation
  4. Piaget
    1. Acquisition
  5. Meichenbaum
    1. Self-instruction
3. Express
  1. Learning by doing
  2. Observing learning
  3. Goals
  4. Efficacy
4. Teacher role
  1. Evaluater
  2. Monitor
  3. Informer
  4. Guide
5. Student role
  1. Self-instructor
  2. Oberserver
  3. Developer
Humanism
1. Is
  1. Philosophical stance
    1. System
  2. Values
  3. Individually
  4. Collectively
  5. Approach
  6. Natural desire
  7. Extrinsic
  8. Intrinsic
2. Based on
  1. Maslow
    1. Hierarchy of needs
  2. Rogers
    1. Enthusiasm learning
  3. Gibson
    1. Dynamic perception
3. Express
  1. Perspectives
  2. Notions
  3. Paradigm learning
  4. Self-actualization
  5. Exploration
  6. Emotions
4. Teacher role
  1. Facilitator
  2. Parent/friend
  3. Supportive
5. Student role
  1. Explorer
  2. Motivated
  3. Enthusiastic

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