History of Education

The Binet Simon Scale, first published in France in 1905, is widely regarded as the first practical intelligence test. Psychologist

Intelligence testing history spans little more than a century, yet it touches science, schooling, immigration, law and some of the

Standardized testing adoption in the United States happened in stages over more than a century, as schools, colleges and governments

The educational psychology emergence of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries turned questions about teaching into subjects for scientific

Programmed instruction development describes how educators in the mid-twentieth century learned to build lessons as carefully tested sequences of small

The search for learning objectives origins leads back to the early twentieth century, when American educators began insisting that every

Skinner teaching machines were mechanical devices designed by psychologist B. F. Skinner in the 1950s to present lessons in small

Thorndike educational testing refers to the work of Edward L. Thorndike and his students, who set out in the early

The story of behaviorism learning origins begins in laboratories rather than classrooms, at a time when psychology was still trying

Rudolf Steiner Schooling grew from the life and worldview of one unusual thinker, an Austrian philosopher who believed education should