Developmental Theorist

Theory of Multiple Intelligences suggests there are various intelligences that may be nurtured and strengthened or ignored and weakened.

• Piaget
• Vygotsky 
• Gardner
• Bronfenbrenner

Theory of Moral Development identified three different levels of thinking in making moral decisions right from wrong.

• Gardner
• Vygotsky
• Kohlberg
• Piaget

Sociocultural Theory describes cognitive development through social interactions, experimentation with people and culture around them

• Vygotsky
• Kohlberg
• Piaget
• Erikson

Cognitive Theory of the Ages and Stages describes cognitive development in 4 stages have to do with age and how children are active in their development

• Montessori 
• Piaget
• Gardner
• Kohlberg 

Who said "learning leads to development" and "learning is the result of interactions with other people"

• Kohlberg
• Vygotsky 
• Gardner
• Piaget

Who created the zone of proximal development?

• Kohlberg
• Vygotsky
• Piaget
• Gardner 

Who believed you learned first through avoiding punishment (learning right from wrong)

• Vygotksy
• Gardner
• Kohlberg
• Erikson 

who believed children learned best through their own individual experiences? 

• Gardner
• Bronfenbrenner 
• Vygotsky 
• Piaget

Who believed in an IQ test and catering to individual needs of learners

• Gardner
• Piaget
• Kohlberg
• Erikson 

Which Theorist?

• Piaget
• Kohlberg
• Vygotsky 
• Gardner