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Humanist
John greatly influenced the founding fathers with his political ideals.
He believes children are "blank slates".
He said education was to focus on moral behavior, not the desires of the individual.

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Psychoanalyst

He founded the idea of the "Id", "Ego" and "Super Ego".
Believed that some physical ailments originated in the subconscious.
He thought some dreams were the fulfillment of wishes.

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Constructivist

Is thought to be the founder of refection in education.
Recommended a curriculum that connects multiple subjects.
Wrote multiple books about his theories.

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Constructivist

Founded the Montessori method of education.
She believed that all children learn naturally.
Teachers are there to guide and help, not actually 'teach'.

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Behaviorist

Founder of the behaviorist theory.
Believed Behavior is influenced primarily by external stimuli.
Known for the Little Albert experiment.

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Maturational Theorist

Aided in learning about child hygiene and development.
He believed in Nature vs. Nurture.
Most of his ideas and findings are still used today.

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Cognitive Learning Theorist

The first psychologist to make a systematic study of cognitive development.
Believed that children develop and learn by exploring.
They naturally interact with the world around them without aid from an adult.

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Cognitive Learning Theorist

He told mothers to give their children the love and attention they needed saying it did not spoil the child.
He is well known for his books on child-rearing.
Believed good parenting is attending to what the child needs at each stage of life.

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Behaviorist

Developed the theory of operant conditioning.
Believed free will was an illusion.
Thought all human action was the result of conditioning.

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Cognitive Learning Theorist

Classified learning objectives according to a rubric.
Conducted research on student achievement.
Encouraged teachers to adapt their teaching techniques to their students.