Theories into Practice
Theories Theorists Focus Implications for practice Developmental (Chapter 2) Piaget Steiner Montessori Gardner The discrete and/or continuous stages of development Educators respond to and plan activities in relation to children’s developmental stages Socio-cultural (Chapter 3) Vygotsky Bruner
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