Theories of Learning

What does pedagogy refer to in teaching?

• The content of the curriculum
• The method and practices of a teacher
• The classroom environment
• The learning outcomes

Which theorist is known for operant conditioning?

• John B. Watson
• Jean Piaget
• Lev Vygotsky
• B.F. Skinner

What is the primary focus of behaviourism?

• Social interaction
• Cognitive development
• Observable behaviours and environmental influences
• Self-actualisation

Which learning theory suggests learners construct their own understanding through experiences?

• Behaviourism
• Constructivism
• Humanism
• Operant conditioning

Who emphasised social interaction and cultural context in learning?

• Jean Piaget
• B.F. Skinner
• Lev Vygotsky
• John B. Watson

Which stage of Piaget's cognitive development theory involves logical thought and operations on concrete objects?

• Sensorimotor stage
• Preoperational stage
• Concrete operational stage
• Formal operational stage

What are the key components of operant conditioning?

• Stages of cognitive development
• Positive and negative reinforcement, positive and negative punishment
• Social interaction and cultural context
• Self-actualisation and personal growth

Who developed the Hierarchy of Needs?

• B.F. Skinner
• John B. Watson
• Abraham Maslow
• Jean Piaget

Which learning theory emphasises the whole person and self-actualisation?

• Behaviourism
• Constructivism
• Humanism
• Operant conditioning

According to Piaget, which stage involves abstract thinking and systematic planning?

• Sensorimotor stage
• Preoperational stage
• Concrete operational stage
• Formal operational stage