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What theory is Responsive Classroom based on?

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What theory is Responsive Classroom based on?

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The Responsive Classroom approach is not based on the work of one particular theorist. It draws on the work of many great teachers and educators, articulating a collection of sound and tested classroom practices in a way that is accessible and practical for today’s teachers. It also incorporates research and thinking from child development and constructivist educators (such as Piaget, Gesell, Montessori, Dewey, Erikson, and Vygotsky).

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