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This dimension names the educator credited with developing a specific teaching approach. Wikipedia notes that a teaching method is "a set of principles and methods used by teachers to enable student learning," principles that in every case were first worked out by a named educator. Browsing this way collects every approach credited to the same developer.

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1890 1
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A.S. Neill

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Aaron Sams

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1 entry

Andrew Bell

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Annemarie Palincsar

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1 entry

B.F. Skinner

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1 entry

Benjamin Bloom

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1 entry

Caleb Gattegno

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Carl Rogers

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1 entry

Carol Ann Tomlinson

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Celestin Freinet

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Charlotte Mason

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Christopher C. Langdell

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1 entry

Confucius

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David A. Kolb

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David H. Rose

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1 entry

David P. Weikart

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1 entry

David W. Johnson

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Eric Mazur

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Fred S. Keller

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Friedrich Froebel

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1 entry

George Counts

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1 entry

Georgi Lozanov

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Gloria Ladson-Billings

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Helen Parkhurst

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Howard S. Barrows

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James A. Banks

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Jean Piaget

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1 entry

Johann Friedrich Herbart

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1 entry

Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

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1 entry

John Dewey

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3 entries

John Holt

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1 entry

Jonathan Bergmann

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1 entry

Joseph Lancaster

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1 entry

Joseph Schwab

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1 entry

Larry Michaelsen

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1 entry

Lev Vygotsky

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1 entry

Loris Malaguzzi

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1 entry

Maria Montessori

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1 entry

Mortimer Adler

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2 entries

Ovide Decroly

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1 entry

Paulo Freire

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1 entry

Robert Hutchins

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1 entry

Roger T. Johnson

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1 entry

Rudolf Steiner

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1 entry

Shinichi Suzuki

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1 entry

Siegfried Engelmann

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1 entry

Socrates

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1 entry

Stephen Krashen

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2 entries

William Bagley

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1 entry

William Heard Kilpatrick

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1 entry
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Progressive education
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  • Progressive education, lead section
    Progressive education, or educational progressivism, is a pedagogical movement that began in the late 19th century and has persisted in various forms to the present.
  • Contains: Universal Design for Learning, Universal Design for Learning article
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