BEHAVIORISMBy: Rosi

What is BEHAVIORISM?

• The prediction and control of human behavior in which introspection and/or independent thinking play no essential part of its teaching methods

KEY PEOPLE FOR BEHAVIORISM..

• Ivan Pavlov

• B.F. Skinner

• Albert Bandura

BEHAVIORISM theories

• Everything is measured in terms of science

• Human learning is an objective and experimental branch of natural science

• There is no internal cognitive processing of information

THERE IS NO DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN MAN AND ANIMAL

both learn to behave solely through a system of positive and negative rewards

• Behaviorism is also known as the “Learning Perspective”

• Based on acting, thinking, and feeling

• ALL BEHAVIORS ARE AQUIRED THROUGH CONDITIONING (interaction with the environment)

How does the teacher show behaviorism?

• Through POSITIVE and NEGATIVE reinforcement

• A student receives an “A”= that student gets a piece of candy

• A student talks while the teacher is talking= that student will have an extra homework assignment

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TALKING=

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A computer based game!• When a student is taking a test on the

computer, the computer will tell that student if they get the question correct or incorrect by simply using

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THIS WILL ENCOURAGE THE STUDENT TO DO BETTERUSING POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RIENFORCEMENT

HOW DOES A STUDENT SHOW BEHAVIORISM?

• When a student gains a reward from doing something well in class, that student will continue to do well

= MORE GOOD GRADES

• When a student receives an A for going above and beyond by making a power point presentation, that student will most likely make a power point presentation again for this class

MY OPINION on BEHAVIORISM

I believe that BEHAVIORISM is extremely important when teaching because a teacher needs to always give their students positive reinforcement. It will make the students feel good about themselves, and they will strive for excellence in the future

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POWER POINT CLIP ART