KnowraJerome BrunerLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Jerome Bruner, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 10Compared with 1Educational psychologyRelated: He connected theories of cognition with curriculum and instructional design.Jean PiagetRelated: Bruner drew on developmental questions also central to Piaget while developing a distinct account of learning.Mathematics educationRelated: His modes of representation influenced how educators connect action, images, and mathematical symbols.Narrative identityRelated: His account of narrative thought helps explain why personal experience is organized as story.Cognitive developmentRelated: His account connected children's changing representations with teaching and cultural practices.Piaget's theory of cognitive developmentRelated: Bruner extended questions about how children represent knowledge beyond Piaget's stages.Steven PinkerRelated: Bruner’s influence helped orient Pinker toward mental representations and cognitive explanation.Ulric NeisserRelated: Bruner’s cognitive research formed part of the intellectual setting for Neisser’s early work.George Armitage MillerRelated: Bruner co-founded Harvard’s Center for Cognitive Studies with Miller.David AusubelCompared with: Bruner’s emphasis on discovery learning contrasts with Ausubel’s defense of meaningful expository instruction.Instructional materials developmentRelated: His ideas influenced curriculum sequencing and discovery-oriented materials.