10 Theories of Education Every Teacher and Student Should Know

Discover the 10 most influential theories of education that transformed how we teach and learn. From John Dewey’s experiential learning to Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences and Paulo Freire’s critical pedagogy, this short educational documentary explores the foundations of modern learning. Whether you’re a teacher, student, or lifelong learner, understanding these education theories will give you deeper insights into learning psychology, teaching strategies, and classroom practices that still shape education today. In this video, you’ll learn about: - John Dewey – Learning by Doing - Jean Piaget – Cognitive Development - Lev Vygotsky – Zone of Proximal Development - Maria Montessori – Prepared Environment - B. F. Skinner – Behaviorism & Operant Conditioning - Jerome Bruner – Scaffolding & Discovery Learning - Howard Gardner – Multiple Intelligences - Benjamin Bloom – Bloom’s Taxonomy - Paulo Freire – Critical Pedagogy - David Kolb – Experiential Learning Cycle Education is more than knowledge—it’s engagement, reflection, empowerment, and change. Which of these theories resonates most with you? Share in the comments!