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Bloom's Taxonomy... was an American educational psychologist who made contributions to the classification of educational objectives and to the theory of mastery learning.
Strategy:   construct tests to have students progressively demonstrate their grasp of concepts to be able to explain phenomena

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Access Google Sites with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

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flexible learning environments that can accommodate individual learning differences

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TPCK

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Allow/encourage students an opportunity to fail at a task to spur a "growth"

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Ausubel's theory is concerned with how individuals learn large amounts of meaningful material from verbal/textual presentations in a school setting (in contrast to theories developed in the context of laboratory experiments).

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Invented Thought Field Therapy and Applied Kinesiology

Dr. George Goodheart, observed how the human body moves in terms of muscle functions and health. (Felix)

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Derrick Albert Bell Jr.  was an American lawyer, professor, and civil rights activist. Bell is often credited as one of the originators of critical race theory along with Richard Delgado, Charles Lawrence, Mari Matsuda, and Patricia Williams.
(Christopher Wright)

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Proposes inclusive education where all students should all be in the same classroom and especially those with disabilities.  She proposes and argues for specific strategies to achieve and prove that adding minorities and students with disabilities do work. Strategy (Gonzales): I can use her theories to illustrate successes and scaffolding in my inclusive classes, and the learning growth of my IEP students.)

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University of Southern California: Gee's definition of literacy is, “the master of or fluent control over a secondary Discourse.” added by Patrick Lechuga

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Problem-based learning (PBL) is a student-centered approach in which students learn about a subject by working in groups to solve an open-ended problem. This problem is what drives the motivation and the learning. (aka Project Based Learning)

Kate Russell--A teaching strategy that might work here would be a group collaborative research project to answer a specific question. This could be a presentation (as group papers can be difficult) or a board.

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Supported "growth mindset". growth mindset support the idea that one can grow their subject skill by perseverance and practices.

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Gloria Ladson-Billings is an American pedagogical theorist and teacher educator. She is known for her work in the fields of culturally responsive pedagogy.

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(Christopher Wright)

Strategy: Teaching different cultures through literature to juxtapose personal beliefs to others. (Elizabeth U.)

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German composer/music educator. His methodology, Orff Schulwerk, focuses on the concepts of imitation, exploration, improvisation, and composition, incorporating storytelling, poetry, movement, drama, and music making (singing & instruments). The Orff method is commonly associated with using with use of instruments, although it is not the crux of the methodology.

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CSCS: Computer Supported Collaborative Science

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CSCS: Computer Supported Collaborative Science

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Created by CSUN SciEd faculty Herr, Foley, to facilitate data collection and student collaboration, aligned with NGSS, Collaborative and real-time formative assessment through various online scientific applications and tools (Shaparak Salek)

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Gagné had worked to identify what the most efficient forms of instruction were. He published his book, Conditions of Learning, in 1965. (William Marcos)

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Development psychologist and psychoanalyst.
Avery D.

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"teacher education programs must address how teachers approach their content, curriculum and practices in the classroom. But for this to happen, teacher evaluation must be about development, rather than testing for punishment" (Jacqueline Solis)

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Law of exercise – rehearsing (or exercising) the stimulus-response (SR) connections helps strengthen them and reinforce the correct skill(Luis M.)

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Rita F. Pierson was a professional educator since 1972 and was significant in establishing the importance of relationships in education, specifically between teachers and students. (Brian Han)
- Allow ample opportunities for getting-to-know-you actitivites--these must foreground learning (Julissa Rangel)
- Carve out time for students' personal responses and thoughts about subject area content (Julissa Rangel)

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Maxine Greene, a teacher and education theorist who promoted the arts as a fundamental learning tool. (Colt Marshall)(Tina Morrabi)

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American professor of literature; archetypal hero shared by world mythologies, termed the monomyth.
(Ashley Kohut)
Ask students to think of movies where the main character follows the standard hero archetype and share with their peers. For example, Star Wars... Luke Skywalker (Zach McCann)

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Throughout his adult life, Kodály was very interested in the problems of many types of music education, and he wrote a large amount of material on teaching methods as well as composing plenty of music intended for children's use.  Hungarian Kodály's educational methods were first implemented in Hungarian public schools before spreading throughout the world.  Kodály's music education theories are known as the "Kodály Method."

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Multiethnic Education - Teachers who understand the daily lives of their students work most effectively.
(Karla Torres)

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Developed the modeling theory of education (AB)
Social learning theory- be a model for students to follow to further their education (KD)

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Linguist/Activist who founded the theory of Universal Grammar in the late 1950s.
(David Gisis)
Strategy: While students review their or a peer's writing, have them find sentences that are not grammatically correct (Winnie)

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Learning can be accelerated if presentations are clear.

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5E Lesson Plan

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Behavior conditioning to develop a productive class culture and foster good habits in individual students

STRATEGY - giving partial credit for work to encourage participation until all students are getting all their assignments in on time (Lauren Cordova)

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Peer Grading

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Gamify the lesson in order to increase retention of the subject. (Palacios)

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Brown proposed that the poor memory performance of young children and those with cognitive impairments was due to their failure to engage strategies, rather than to a “structural” deficit. (Kevin Ginosian)

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Learning (POGILProces) s Oriented Guided Inquiry

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French psychologist who invented the first IQ test. (Alexia Avelar)

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engineering activities, applications to everyday life

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A psychologist who came up with a theory of cognitive development. (Ashley Garcia)
Before Piaget's theory, children were considered mini-adults but this theory discussed the idea that children were fundamentally different from adults in the way they learn and process information .
Strategy: discovery learning (Kevin Geier)
Children/adolcents are taught in different ways/learn in different ways from when adults lear. (Elda Carrasco)

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scaffolding; pre-test, analogies