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Bruner
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 • Bruner, who died 01

on June 5 2016
aged 100, was
born — blind —
in New York City
in 1915. His sight
His parents are
was restored by
❢ Herman
cataract
Bruner operations when
❢ Rose Bruner
• His first two wives
Katherine Frost and
Blanche Marshall,
from whom he was
divorced,
predeceased him,
as did his third wife,
Carol Feldman. He
survive by his
children, Whitley
Jerome Seymour
Bruner was an
American
psychologist who
made significant
contributions to
human cognitive
psychology and
cognitive learning
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theory in
Bruner studied at
Duke University in
Durham, North
Carolina (B.A., 1937),
and then at Harvard
University, where he
received a doctorate
in psychology in
1941.
He taught and did research
at Harvard University, the
University of Oxford, and
New York University. A
Review of General
Psychology survey,
published in 2002, ranked
Bruner as the 28th most
cited psychologist of the
20th century.[7]
How many
Bruner wanted
theories did constructivist,
Jerome Bruner individually focused
education. To do that,
have? Jerome Bruner
proposed 9 theories
that educational
psychology should
 • Bruner's theory of
cognitive development was
distinct from other stage-
based theories of
cognition, as it held that
even young children can
learn difficult concepts with
appropriate instructional
Discovery Learning was
introduced by Jerome
Bruner, and is a method
of Inquiry-Based
Instruction. This popular
theory encourages
learners to build on past
experiences and
By using
this
theory,
learners
can build
new
knowledg
e upon
knowledg
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Grade - 113 T. V. L -B
Teacher: Renalyn T.
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 1. How many theory's does jerome
Brumers have?

A. 3
B. 8
C. 9
2-3 who is the parents of JEROME
Activities D. 1
BRUNERS?
4-5 when did he die and how old
was he?
6. How many grandchildren does
he have?
7-10 how many wife's
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