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Do I have to cite learning theory?

Most graduate C and I rubrics expect it in the rationale. The aim is connecting your design decisions to something beyond preference. Naming a theorist and then writing an unconnected rationale is the common half-credit version.

This comes up on Curriculum and Instruction Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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