Learning and instruction: Theory into practice
by Margaret E. Gredler
Category: Education

Learning and Instruction contains comprehensive coverage of all learning theory perspectives from behavioral to cognitive to social constructivist. Gredler's text takes a models approach by presenting separate chapters on individual theories and perspectives such as Piaget, Weiner, and Bandura. -- Each major theory chapter now contains a new section titled "Relationships to Other Perspectives" that compares and contrasts each perspective with other theories of learning. -- This edition now includes a current examination of neuroscience's contributions to learning theories. -- The new Chapter 10 clarifies the concepts in Vygotsky's theory, specifically the role of the teacher and subject matter learning in cognitive development. -- The text very clearly translates basic assumptions and principles into understandable guidelines for classroom instruction.