This blogpost has been compiled for those of you who are searching for information on educational theorists at the moment - I hope it points you in the right direction!
To start off with, you may want to search Britannica Online (E-Resources), which gives brief introductions to many key theorists. I would also suggest looking at David Renfree's 'Theorists in 140' post, covering all the popular theorists very well, along with links to further useful sources of information.
There are a number of related books (listed below), some of which are also available online (Dawson Books via E-Resources):
· 'Fifty Major Thinkers on Education' - 370.922 BRE
· 'Fifty Modern Thinkers on Education' - 370.922 PAL and online
· 'Fifty Key Thinkers in Psychology' - 150.922 SHE and online
· 'Theories of Childhood' - 305.231 MOO
· 'Pioneers in early childhood education' - 372.210922 GIA and online
· ‘Vygotsky in action in the early years’ - 372.21019 DOL and online
· ‘An introduction to Vygotsky’ - 150.92 DAN
· ‘Introducing Vygotsky’ - 372.21 SMI
· ‘Introducing Bruner’ - 372.2101 SMI and online
· ‘Bringing the Montessori approach to your early years practice’ - 372.210941 ISA & online
· 'Fifty Modern Thinkers on Education' - 370.922 PAL and online
· 'Fifty Key Thinkers in Psychology' - 150.922 SHE and online
· 'Theories of Childhood' - 305.231 MOO
· 'Pioneers in early childhood education' - 372.210922 GIA and online
· ‘Vygotsky in action in the early years’ - 372.21019 DOL and online
· ‘An introduction to Vygotsky’ - 150.92 DAN
· ‘Introducing Vygotsky’ - 372.21 SMI
· ‘Introducing Bruner’ - 372.2101 SMI and online
· ‘Bringing the Montessori approach to your early years practice’ - 372.210941 ISA & online
· ‘Montessori and early childhood’ - 371.392 FEE and online
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