An educational theorist is a professional who studies and develops ideas about how people learn and teach. They analyze various teaching methods, learning styles, and educational systems to improve the effectiveness of education. Their work often influences curriculum design, classroom practices, and educational policies. Many educational theorists, such as John Dewey and Jean Piaget, have contributed to our understanding of learning processes. They explore concepts like constructivism, which emphasizes hands-on learning, and behaviorism, which focuses on observable behaviors. Their theories help educators create better learning environments that cater to diverse student needs.