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A project of Johns Hopkins University and the University of York (UK), this site provides an encyclopedia of evidence and reviews of K-12 education programs. There might be useful information here; as well the presentation might be one that we can learn from.

From the Museum of Broadcast Communications, an encyclopedia entry describing the series, which ran from 1966-1971.

This entry, by Burke and published in the Encyclopedia of Informal Education, describes hooks' theories and the evolution of her thinking about education, 2004.

This entry, by Mark K. Smith and published in the Encyclopedia of informal education, provides background on Howard Gardner and outlines his theory of multiple intelligences. Further reading and references are provided.

SS references Gardner in the Jam's very first post about learning.

From Wikipedia, this is the term as it is used in linguistics.

by Heather Coffey, published by Learn NC: K-12 teaching and learning from the UNC School of Education, n.d.

From the Learning Theories Knowledgebase at Learning-Theories.com, n.d. This page presents brief entries on Social Development Theory (Vygotsky) and Communities of Practice (Lave and Wenger), with links to further details for each.

From Wikipedia.