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Orbis picture book for children.
The first picture book for children was created by John Amos Comenius. It influenced early learning and helped determine school and life success. -
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Environment and Experiences
John Locke had the concept that environment and experiences forms mind and development come from stimulation by parents and caregivers and all this experience coming from their environment, -
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Natural Education As a Result of Maturation.
Jacques Rousseau, "state of nature," advocate natural approaches to child rearing. Development of child's natural capacities by automatic discovery, he was against teaching based on a pre-determined curriculum. -
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Education by Nature
Johann Pestalozzi, according Johann education should follow the curse of nature, he believe in the education base in sensory impressions. -
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First Idea about Preschool in United States
The first idea about preschool in United States come from the members of infant school society of Boston, They did a petition to incorporate infant school into the Boston Public School. -
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Theory of Cognitive Development.
Jean Piaget, development the theory of cognitive development base on ages and stages. Piaget theory says that mental and physical activities are important for cognitive development, he projects a approach to learning. The stages on ages are: Sensorimotor. Birth to 18 month-24, preoperational (toddlerhood) 18 to 24 through early childhood -7, concrete operational 7-12 and formal operational (adolescence) through adulthood. -
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Theory of Phychology Development
Erik Erikson, according Erikson theory of psychology development-cognitive development occur together with social development, the life is a result of eight stages and each stage represent a period in social development. -
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Ecological Systems Theory of Child Develoment
Urie Bronfenbrenner explain how everything in a child and his environment affects how a child grow and develops, he has different levels of the environment as microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem and macrosystem,