Contents:

1. John Dewey: a democratice notion of learning.
2. Maria Montessori: liberating the child.
3. Jean Piaget: understanding the mind of the child.
4. Lev Vygotsky: an early social constructivist viewpoint.
5. B.F. Skinner: the father of operant conditioning.
6. Benjamin Bloom: learning through taxomonies.
7. Malcolm S. Knowles: contextualising adult learning.
8. Jerome Bruner: an evolution of learning theories.
9. Albert Bandura: learning through observation.
10. Urie Brofenbrenner: the ecology of human development.
11. Paulo Freire: oppression, freedom and critical approaches to education.
12. Donald Schon: reflection and learning.
13. David Kolb: experiential learning theory.
14. Jean Lave and Etienne Wenger: socially situated learning and communities of practice.
15. Barak Rosenshine: principles of instruction.
16. Daniel Goleman: emotional intelligence.
17. Guy Claxton: learning power.
18. Dylan William: assessment for learning.
19. Carol Dweck: mindsets and motivations.