Socrates' contributions to education focused on questioning students to develop critical thinking. Plato's Theory of Ideas proposed that knowledge comes from concepts rather than sensory experiences. Education during the Middle Ages was based on religion and memorization. Bruner's theory of discovery learning emphasized allowing students to discover principles on their own. Rousseau believed that education should follow natural human development from the senses outward. Pestalozzi developed sensory education to start learning from the senses. Dewey's progressive model focused on learning through experience and collaborative projects. Constructivism holds that people construct their own understanding through experiences and reflecting on those experiences. During the Enlightenment, education moved away from religion and toward rational thinking. The Montessori
Socrates' contributions to education focused on questioning students to develop critical thinking. Plato's Theory of Ideas proposed that knowledge comes from concepts rather than sensory experiences. Education during the Middle Ages was based on religion and memorization. Bruner's theory of discovery learning emphasized allowing students to discover principles on their own. Rousseau believed that education should follow natural human development from the senses outward. Pestalozzi developed sensory education to start learning from the senses. Dewey's progressive model focused on learning through experience and collaborative projects. Constructivism holds that people construct their own understanding through experiences and reflecting on those experiences. During the Enlightenment, education moved away from religion and toward rational thinking. The Montessori
Socrates' contributions to education focused on questioning students to develop critical thinking. Plato's Theory of Ideas proposed that knowledge comes from concepts rather than sensory experiences. Education during the Middle Ages was based on religion and memorization. Bruner's theory of discovery learning emphasized allowing students to discover principles on their own. Rousseau believed that education should follow natural human development from the senses outward. Pestalozzi developed sensory education to start learning from the senses. Dewey's progressive model focused on learning through experience and collaborative projects. Constructivism holds that people construct their own understanding through experiences and reflecting on those experiences. During the Enlightenment, education moved away from religion and toward rational thinking. The Montessori
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