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    The document discusses the significant contributions of 10 curriculum theorists: 1) Lev Vygotsky developed Sociocultural Theory. 2) Daniel Goleman studied Emotional Intelligence. 3) William Kilpatrick created the project method. 4) Hilda Taba contributed to concept development and critical thinking in social studies. 5) Ralph Tyler published Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction in 1949. 6) John Dewey was an educational reformer and American philosopher. 7) Abraham Maslow proposed the theory of Humanistic Psychology. 8) Carl Rogers developed the "client-centered" approach. 9) Franklin Bobbitt developed the concept of object analysis. 10

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    WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY

    College of Teacher Education


    Bachelor of Elementary Education Department

    Name: Salvador, Michelle Jane M. Subject: PED104


    Year/Section: BECED2-C Teacher: Prof. Robert Parcon

    Activity 1.2

    A. Using any graphic representation/ organizer indicate what significant contribution can you recall
    about this person.

    1.Lev Vygotsky 2. Daniel Goleman 3. William Kilpatrick

    Sociocultural Theory Emotional Intelligence The project method

    4. Hilda Taba 5. Ralph Tyler


    Hilda Taba contributed to the He published Basic
    theoretical and pedagogical SIGNIFICANT
    Principles of Curriculum and
    foundations of concept
    development and critical thinking CONTRIBUTION Instruction in 1949.
    in social studies curriculum.

    6. John Dewey 7. Abraham Maslow 8. Carl Rogers

    Educational former, American Father of Humanistic Theory “client-centered” approach


    philosopher

    9. Franklin Bobbit 10. Alvin Toffler

    Develop the modern Alvin Toffler is famous for


    concept of object analysis, a popularizing the field of
    forerunner of job and task futurism with his influential
    analysis book Future Shock (1970).
    WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY
    College of Teacher Education
    Bachelor of Elementary Education Department

    B. Give your reflection

    1. Identify which among the foundations of curriculum, has influenced what you have learned in school
    as a college student?

    - I do believe that all courses have a foundation, and I’ve come to realize that it’s our goal as a future
    educator to support all students, a further definition of the study of the foundation of early childhood
    would be the focused on the critical developmental milestones, skills, and concepts that children attain
    during this period of their lives, from social-emotional skills to the beginnings of numeracy, literacy, and
    critical thinking.

    2. How will the thinking of Abraham Maslow influence your teaching practice in the future?

    -the thinking of Abraham Maslow’s can influence my teaching practice in the future in a way that it will
    motivate me, as it is connected to Maslow’s hierarchy. Academic success requires student motivation.
    On the other hand, this self-esteem, sense of belonging, safety and psychological demands that me as a
    future educator must address in the classroom to boost my students to study and succeed.

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