Learning Theories

In which theory is learning considered a change in behavior?

Which theory promotes the teacher to care for the student’s inner thought and treat them equally?

In which theory is learning considered as a dynamic process that requires the active engagement of the learners who will be responsible for ones’ construction of learning, while the teacher only creates an effective learning environment?

In which theory is learning described as “acquiring knowledge and skills and having them readily available from memory so you can make sense of future problems and opportunities”?

In which theory does the teacher prompt and facilitate discussion guiding students by asking questions that will lead them to develop their own conclusions on the subject?

According to which theory should learning be self-directed?

In which theory are reinforcements and punishments used?

In which theory should the teacher use graphic and schematic procedures and stimulate recall of prior learning?

Which theory believes that individuals interpret what they experience within the framework of what they already know?