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Rousseau
Believed that children should be able too learn what they can process at their age. -
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Pestalozzi
Thought that students could learn better through using the five senses and tricking them (the students) into learning how to read. -
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Froebel
Very much focused on incorporating playing into learning, Because I believe that's how most students learn best. -
Montessori
Maria Montessori in a way is sticking to the older way of teaching. She believed that children needed early, orderly, systematic training in order to master the tasks that the students face. -
Dewey
John Dewey had a philosophy that was "child centered", or progressive education. He believed that children should be learning in a way that's interesting to them and is around play and instruction. -
Piaget
Piaget's theory of cognitive development shows the intellectual capabilities of children at their different stages. -
Vygotsky
Believes that children can gain new knowledge. They do this through schema, which are mental structures where people store information.