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All Learning Theory and Concepts

Theory entities name the explanatory accounts of how learning happens that this atlas documents, from foundational behaviorist and cognitive-processing accounts through contemporary metacognition and self-regulated-learning research, grouped into ten bands: Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories, Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories, Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories, Motivation and Affective Theories, Memory, Retention and Retrieval Strategies, Metacognition and Self-Regulated Learning, Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks, Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts, Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories, and Adult and Lifelong Learning Theories. This band is where a reader browses education by its explanatory ideas rather than by the people who proposed them or the institutions that apply them; the psychological mechanism a theory describes is Psychology's own province, while this band carries the account specifically as education uses and applies it.

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21st Century Skills

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

4C/ID Model

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

4E Cognition

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Abolitionist Teaching

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Academic Self-Concept Theory

Motivation and Affective Theories

Acculturation Model

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Action Learning

Adult and Lifelong Learning Theories

Action Teaching

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Activity Theory

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Adaptive Learning

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

ADDIE Model

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Advance Organizer

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Adventure Learning

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Affective Context Model

Memory, Retention and Retrieval Strategies

Affective Filter Hypothesis

Motivation and Affective Theories

Afrocentric Education

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Age Appropriateness

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Age of Acquisition

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Allegory of the cave

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Alternative Assessment

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Ambiguity Tolerance-Intolerance

Motivation and Affective Theories

Anchored Instruction

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Andragogy

Adult and Lifelong Learning Theories

Anti-bias Curriculum

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Anti-Oppressive Education

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Antipedagogy

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

APOS Theory

Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories

Applied Behavior Analysis

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Appropriation of Knowledge

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

ARCS Model of Motivation

Motivation and Affective Theories

Artful Learning

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Assertive Discipline

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

ASSURE Model

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Asynchronous Learning

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Atkinson-Shiffrin Memory Model

Memory, Retention and Retrieval Strategies

Attribution Theory

Motivation and Affective Theories

Audiovisual Education

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Auditory Learning

Memory, Retention and Retrieval Strategies

Authentic Assessment

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Authentic Learning

Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories

Autodidacticism

Adult and Lifelong Learning Theories

Automated Essay Scoring

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Automaticity

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Backward Design

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Banking Model of Education

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Baseball Study

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Behavioral Cusp

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Berlin Model

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Bias in Curricula

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Big-Fish-Little-Pond Effect

Motivation and Affective Theories

Bildung

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Bilingual Method

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Blended Mobility

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Block Scheduling

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Bloom's 2 Sigma Problem

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Bloom's Taxonomy

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Boyer's Model of Scholarship

Adult and Lifelong Learning Theories

Carden Method

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Cattell-Horn-Carroll Theory

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

CDIO Initiative

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Cephalonian Method

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Challenge-Based Learning

Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories

Choice Theory

Motivation and Affective Theories

Classical Conditioning

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Classical Test Theory

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Code-Mixing

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Cognitive Acceleration

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Cognitive Apprenticeship

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Cognitive Clarity Theory of Learning to Read

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Cognitive Flexibility Theory

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Cognitive Load Theory

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Cognitive Rigor

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Cognitive Strategy

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Cognitive Style

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Cognitive-Affective Theory of Learning with Media

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Cognitively Guided Instruction

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Commognition

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Communicative Competence

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Community Cultural Wealth

Critical, Moral and Equity-Oriented Theories

Community of Inquiry Framework

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Community of Practice

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Comparative Education

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Competition Model

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Competition-Based Learning

Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories

Component Display Theory

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Comprehensible Output

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Comprehension Approach

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Computerized Adaptive Testing

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Concept Image and Concept Definition

Constructivist and Situated Learning Theories

Concept Learning

Foundational and Developmental Learning Concepts

Conceptual Change

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Conditions of Learning

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Cone of Experience

Instructional Design and Curriculum Frameworks

Connected Learning

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Connectionism

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories

Connectivism

Social and Sociocultural Learning Theories

Construction-Integration Model

Behaviorist and Cognitive Processing Theories
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1. Wikipedia: Behaviorism
Wikimedia FoundationBehaviorism, lead section
Quote, Behaviorism, lead section
Behaviorism emerged in the early 1900s as a reaction to depth psychology and other traditional forms of psychology, which often had difficulty making predictions that could be tested experimentally.
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