Guide to Theories of Learning
 




Funderstanding Web Site: About Learning/Theories ( "This area explores core
theories from education, cognitive science, and other related fields": (1) constructivism, (2) behaviorism, (3) Piaget's developmental theory, (4) neuroscience, (5) brain-based learning, (6) learning styles, (7) multiple intelligences, (8) right brain/left brain thinking, (9) communities of practice, (10) control theory, (11) problem-based learning.)

                  Greg Kearsley's Explorations in Learning and Instruction ( " The Theory Into Practice
(TIP) database contains descriptions of 50 theories relevant to human learning and
instruction. Each description includes the following sections: overview, scope/application, example,
principles, and references." )

Judy Rice's Learning Library and Learning Theory and Research ( The
latter includes resources on cognitive science, constructivism, experiential education, human
computer interaction, learning theory and neuropsychology; this site is from the BYU McKay
School of Education.)

Martin Ryder's Theory and Philosophy in Education, Technology, and
Culture ( A good list of links to theoretical sources from the University of Colorado at Denver.)

Martin Ryder's On-line Classic Texts and Manuscripts in Education.


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Last revision: December 22,1998
Please send comments or additional resource materials to Frank Edler ( fedler@mccneb.edu )