Dedication Preface PART I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1: Theories, Learning, and Learning to Teach PART II. NEUROLOGICAL LEARNING THEORY Chapter 2: Neurological Learning Theory Chapter 3: Applying Neurological Learning Theory PART III. BEHAVIORAL LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 4: Behaviorism - Classical Conditioning Chapter 5: Behaviorism - Operant Conditioning Chapter 6: Applying Behave Modification In The Classroom Chapter 7: Social Cognitive Learning Theory PART IV. COGNITIVE LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 8: Piaget's Learning Theory Chapter 9: Vygotsky's Learning Theory Chapter 10: The Information Processing Model Chapter 11: Memory Chapter 12: Learning Chapter 13: Constructivist Learning Theory Chapter 14: The Learning Theory of Jerome Bruner Chapter 15: Ausubel's Theory of Meaningful Verbal Learning PART V. TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 16: Humanistic Learning Theory Chapter 17: Applying Humanistic Learning Theory in the Classroom Chapter 18: Holistic Learning Theory Chapter 19: Applying Holistic Learning Theory in the Classroom PART VI. ALGORITHMIC VIEWS OF TEACHING Chapter 20: Planning for Learning Chapter 21: The Danielson Framework PART VII. END MATERIAL Chapter 22: Defining Teaching Chapter 23: DEFINING YOUR EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
Dedication Preface PART I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1: Theories, Learning, and Learning to Teach PART II. NEUROLOGICAL LEARNING THEORY Chapter 2: Neurological Learning Theory Chapter 3: Applying Neurological Learning Theory PART III. BEHAVIORAL LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 4: Behaviorism - Classical Conditioning Chapter 5: Behaviorism - Operant Conditioning Chapter 6: Applying Behave Modification In The Classroom Chapter 7: Social Cognitive Learning Theory PART IV. COGNITIVE LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 8: Piaget's Learning Theory Chapter 9: Vygotsky's Learning Theory Chapter 10: The Information Processing Model Chapter 11: Memory Chapter 12: Learning Chapter 13: Constructivist Learning Theory Chapter 14: The Learning Theory of Jerome Bruner Chapter 15: Ausubel's Theory of Meaningful Verbal Learning PART V. TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING THEORIES Chapter 16: Humanistic Learning Theory Chapter 17: Applying Humanistic Learning Theory in the Classroom Chapter 18: Holistic Learning Theory Chapter 19: Applying Holistic Learning Theory in the Classroom PART VI. ALGORITHMIC VIEWS OF TEACHING Chapter 20: Planning for Learning Chapter 21: The Danielson Framework PART VII. END MATERIAL Chapter 22: Defining Teaching Chapter 23: DEFINING YOUR EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
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