https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h Made with a warm hug en-us 2019-09-25 16:09:09 UTC 2026-01-11 07:32:14 UTC hello@padlet.com shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567839 This theory states that individuals learn by observing another. The key to this particular theory is the "model" or the example that forces the learner to actually learn something.]]> 2019-09-25 16:11:15 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567839 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567884 This theory states that all behaviors are brought on by direct reinforcement or punishment. All behaviors are considered reflexes to a specific stimulus or set of stimuli.]]> 2019-09-25 16:11:19 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567884 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567929 Individuals construct their behaviors based upon their past experiences rather than a direct stimulus being imposed upon the learner.]]> 2019-09-25 16:11:23 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389567929 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389569566 Learning is not immediately displayed and the display of behavior is based upon intrinsic motivations.
There are some different ways that the behavior is used and instilled
1. Direct or Straight reinforcement: The learner experiences a behavior first hand.
2. Vicarious: the learner witnesses the consequences of a behavior displayed by a model.
3. Intrinsic reinforcement: the learner decides whether or not the behavior is what they would like to emulate base upon their performance in that area.

Behaviors can be brought on by both live models which are perhaps people or demonstrations of a behavior and symbolic models that are displayed through objects or the result of a live model's behavior.]]> 2019-09-25 16:13:42 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389569566 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389577843 The leaner is conditioned
there are a couple of types of conditioning.
1. Classical conditioning: requires that 2 stimuli constantly be paired to generate a response.
2. Operant conditioning requires there to be rewards and punishments that instill or eliminate a particular behavior.

Positive reinforcement: Giving something to increase a behavior.
Negative reinforcement: Take something away to increase a behavior.
Positive punishment: adding consequence to get rid of a behavior
Negative punishment: taking something away to get rid of a behavior.

The goal of both types of conditioning are meant to instill or eliminate certain behaviors.


]]> 2019-09-25 16:25:30 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389577843 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389587362 There are two things that qualify learning as constructive:
1. Accommodation: Using new experiences to enhance or enrich what the learner already knows in order to generate learning.
2.Assimilation: Overlapping what the learner already knows with a new experience, forcing the individual to rethink or develop new outlooks on an idea.

This theory is not about learning new ideas but is totally based on the enrichment of what has been learned previously

]]> 2019-09-25 16:37:24 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389587362 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592151 Both of these theories require that there is some sort of stimulus or model that generates a learning activity to take place.
(Punishment & reinforcement vs. a model)

Both are extremely easy to observe.

The environment plays a huge role on the learning.

]]> 2019-09-25 16:42:53 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592151 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592355 Both require that an individual is reacting to a problem and/or stimulus.]]> 2019-09-25 16:43:07 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592355 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592685 Emphasize the use of models.

Both are theories that place heavy emphasis on the function of the mind.

Emphasizes the impact of experience on learning.

The learner is active in the learning process. (Not involuntary).]]> 2019-09-25 16:43:27 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592685 shotsmann014 https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592826 Each theory is very important to consider in the teaching process.
All of the theories emphasize the mind and the way it learns new information.]]> 2019-09-25 16:43:36 UTC https://padlet.com/shotsmann014/stku5tr1om2h/wish/389592826