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Pavlov is sitting in a pub enjoying a pint; the phone rings and he jumps up shouting, "oh s**t I forgot to feed the dog."

(too good not to pass along)

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Do coaches use behaviorism - is there behaviorism in sports?

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Do coaches use behaviorism - is there behaviorism in sports?

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Behaviorism is still used in schools and I'm not sure that it is a bad thing.

Nanette

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PBIS - Positive behavior intervention system is used at our school

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The theory that human action can be explained in terms of conditioning

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The theory that human action can be explained in terms of conditioning

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There is behaviorism still at play in our schools.  Whenever students get extra recess for good behavior is an example.

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There is behaviorism still at play in our schools.  Whenever students get extra recess for good behavior is an example.

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I like the way of positive punishment and teachers can use rewards such as smile or praise to strengthen the good behavior.

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To some extent it is hard to claim behaviorism doesn't work... If it is the best method is another question...

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To some extent it is hard to claim behaviorism doesn't work... If it is the best method is another question...

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Trent  Brigham

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Although high schools seem divorced from "real" life - it seem like an artificial environment and with PLC's and interventions, I am not sure there are consequences

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Although high schools seem divorced from "real" life - it seem like an artificial environment and with PLC's and interventions, I am not sure there are consequences

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I'm STILL having trouble with this idea. 😬

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I think it was defined as a change in behavior...

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I think it is a base in schools.

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It seems that it is trying to bring people closer to, or away from, whatever behavior the teacher is focused on-

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Punishment is still used in schools to extinguish bad behavior

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Punishment is still used in schools to extinguish bad behavior

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K. Lea

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I think they would consider learning needing to be repetitive.

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What role does the individual's motivation play?

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Are we being conditioned somehow with the blinking screens? I keep salivating...

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I think that behaviorism is used a lot in schools now. There's a lot of corollaries between schools today and factories in the 20th century...bells for everything, routines, etc.  Not convinced it's a good thing in all cases.

I think behaviorists generally define learning as a change in behavior

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Work with many special education students is based largely on behaviorism

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change in behavior

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Change in external, observable behavior.

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I think a lot of schools still use behaviorism, especially when it comes to attendance policies.

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I think a lot of schools still use behaviorism, especially when it comes to attendance policies.

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Karsten - Orem

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I think they believe that learning happens in the mind, but they are adament that we can only use behavior as evidence of learning.