Adult

Adult Learning

  • First Public School

    First Public School
    The Boston Latin School was the first public school in America. It was located in Boston, Massachusetts.
  • First American University

    First American University
    Harvard is one of the most distinguished universities in the world. It was established on Septemeber 8, 1636.
  • Alexander Kapp

    Alexander Kapp
    Alexander Kapp was a German educator who was the first person to use the term andragogy.
  • Horace Mann, Politician & Reformer

    Horace Mann, Politician & Reformer
    Known as the Father of American Education, Horace Mann, helped to bring universal free public education to all children. He worked to ensure that teachers were trained.
  • Theorist Lev Vygotsky

    Theorist Lev Vygotsky
    Lev Vygotsky was a Russian developmental psychologist that wasn't well known until well after his death. Early in the1980s, his theory on the Zone of Proximal Development helped to shape social constructivism theory.
  • Theorist Robert Gagne

    Theorist Robert Gagne
    Robert Gagne was an American educational psychologist that suggested there are eight Conditions of Learning that should be considered when planning a learning experience. He offered nine steps of instructional design.
  • ADDIE

    ADDIE
    ADDIE is an instructional system design model. ADDIE consists of five phases that should be used when designing a class or training.
  • Adult Learner Characteristics

    Adult Learner Characteristics
    Theorist, Malcolm Knowles, reshaped the idea of andragogy in the 1980s. Knowles worked to research Adult Learning Theories. He linked five characteristics of adult learners.
  • Theorist Howard Gardner

    Theorist Howard Gardner
    Howard Gardner is a developmental psychologist. His Theory of Multiple Intelligences offers nine different intelligences. The Theory of Multiple Intelligences suggests that humans are complex and have a blended intellect based on different modalities. Theory
  • Electronic University Network

    Electronic University Network
    In 1983, the Electronic University Network was created by Ron Gordon. He developed the network in hopes of giving more people access to online education. The first class went live in 1986.