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Aaron Doering

United States

Aaron Sams

United States

Abraham Maslow

United States

Alan Hurwitz

United States

Albert Bandura

United States

Amelia M. Starkweather

United States

Andrew Foster (educator)

United States

Angelo Patri

United States

Anna J. Cooper

United States

Anne Sullivan

United States

Asa Hilliard

United States

B.F. Skinner

United States

Bambi B. Schieffelin

United States

bell hooks

United States

Benjamin Bloom

United States

Bettina L. Love

United States

Booker T. Washington

United States

Brian Iwata

United States

Brian MacWhinney

United States

Carl Bereiter

United States

Carl Rogers

United States

Carol Ann Tomlinson

United States

Carol Dweck

United States

Caroline Pratt

United States

Carter G. Woodson

United States

Charles Ferster

United States

Charles M. Reigeluth

United States

Charles William Eliot

United States

Charlotte Hawkins Brown

United States

Chris Argyris

United States

Christopher C. Langdell

United States

Claude Steiner

United States

David A. Kolb

United States

David Ausubel

United States

David H. Rose

United States

David P. Weikart

United States

David W. Johnson

United States

Deanna Kuhn

United States

Debbie Millman

United States

Deborah Meier

United States

Dell Hymes

United States

Delta Dorsch

United States

Diane Ravitch

United States

Donald E. Super

United States

Donald Schon

United States

Dorothy Davids

United States

E. D. Hirsch

United States

Edgar Dale

United States

Edith Mansford Fitzgerald

United States

Edward Austin Sheldon

United States

Edward L. Deci

United States

Edward Thorndike

United States

Edwin A. Locke

United States

Edwin Hutchins

United States

Elinor Ochs

United States

Elizabeth Bates

United States

Elizabeth Peabody

United States

Elizabeth Peet

United States

Elliot Aronson

United States

Emma Garrett

United States

Eric Mazur

United States

Ernest L. Boyer

United States

Ernst von Glasersfeld

United States

Everett Rogers

United States

Francis Wayland Parker

United States

Fred S. Keller

United States

Fritz Heider

United States

George Counts

United States

George Ticknor

United States

Gerry Stahl

United States

Gloria Ladson-Billings

United States

Goldine Gleser

United States

Grant Wiggins

United States

Gregory Ulmer

United States

Harold J. Noah

United States

Helen Beebe

United States

Helen Parkhurst

United States

Henry Giroux

United States

Horace Mann

United States

Howard Gardner

United States

Howard S. Barrows

United States

Ivar Lovaas

United States

Jack Halberstam

United States

Jack Mezirow

United States

Jaime Escalante

United States

James A. Banks

United States

Jane Fernandes

United States

Jay McTighe

United States

Jerome Bruner

United States

John Dewey

United States

John Holt

United States

John M. Keller

United States

John Wilkinson Taylor (educator)

United States

Jonathan Bergmann

United States

Jonathan Kozol

United States

Joseph Schwab

United States

Julie Hayden (teacher)

United States

June Jordan

United States

Katharine Drexel

United States

Kenneth S. Goodman

United States

Kevin Jennings

United States

Lawrence Kohlberg

United States

Lee Cronbach

United States

Leonard Covello

United States

Lila Gleitman

United States

Lisa Delpit

United States

Liz Jackson (educationalist)

United States

Lucy Craft Laney

United States

M. David Merrill

United States

Mae Carden

United States

Malcolm Knowles

United States

Marva Collins

United States

Mary Smith Garrett

United States

Maryanne Wolf

United States

Maxine Greene

United States

Michael H. Long

United States

Montrose Wolf

United States

Mortimer Adler

United States

Myles Horton

United States

Nathan Azrin

United States

Neil Postman

United States

Nel Noddings

United States

Noam Chomsky

United States

Ogden Lindsley

United States

Patty Smith Hill

United States

Peter McLaren

United States

Philip W. Jackson

United States

Rachel Coleman

United States

Richard C. Atkinson

United States

Richard Shiffrin

United States

Robert Glaser

United States

Robert Hutchins

United States

Robert J. Mislevy

United States

Robert J. Sternberg

United States

Robert M. Gagne

United States

Robert R. Davila

United States

Roger T. Johnson

United States

Ronald Edmonds

United States

Roxana Moreno

United States

Roz Rosen

United States

Ruth Fassinger

United States

Ruth Gudinas

United States

Samuel Thomas Greene

United States

Septima Poinsette Clark

United States

Seymour Papert

United States

Sidney L. Pressey

United States

Sidney W. Bijou

United States

Siegfried Engelmann

United States

Sophia Alcorn

United States

Stan Deno

United States

Stephen Krashen

United States

Susan Carey

United States

Susan Stryker

United States

Tara J. Yosso

United States

Theodore Sizer

United States

Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet

United States

Val D. Rust

United States

W.E.B. Du Bois

United States

Walter J. Ong

United States

Walter Kintsch

United States

Wilder Penfield

United States

William Bagley

United States

William Barton Rogers

United States

William F. Pinar

United States

William Glasser

United States

William Heard Kilpatrick

United States
Sources
1. Wikipedia: History of education
Wikimedia Foundation
  • History of education, Universities section, after the 15th century
    in the 1770s the establishment of the first chair of pedagogy at the University of Halle in Germany.
  • Contains: Fatima al-Fihri, University of al-Qarawiyyin, lead section
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Stanford University, Metaphysics Research Lab
  • Contains: John Dewey
  • Contains: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  • Contains: John Locke
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
  • Contains: Maria Montessori
  • Contains: Paulo Freire
  • Contains: Jean Piaget
  • Contains: Lev Vygotsky
  • Contains: B.F. Skinner
  • Contains: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
  • Contains: Friedrich Froebel
  • Contains: Horace Mann
  • Contains: Booker T. Washington
  • Contains: W.E.B. Du Bois
  • Contains: Ivan Illich
  • Contains: Jerome Bruner
  • Contains: Benjamin Bloom
  • Contains: Nel Noddings
  • Contains: bell hooks
  • Contains: Carl Rogers
  • Contains: A.S. Neill
  • Contains: Rudolf Steiner
  • Contains: John Amos Comenius
  • Contains: Rabindranath Tagore
  • Contains: Malcolm Knowles
  • Contains: Howard Gardner
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