Bandura's Social Learning Theory In The Classroom

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Modeling Teacher models is using our gifts to guide our student into doing the right thing with out telling them but showing them Bandura’s social learning theory Introducing and practicing a skill When using a teacher model in the classroom we will require us as teacher to talk about the lesson as the student fills out a work sheet such as guided notes.

Direct instruction Teacher directed learning can be from teaching a lesson while having some aid from the background example would be a smart board or PowerPoint Behaviorist theory idea that students need of practice true of skills Introducing a skill or concept While using Direct Instruction I as a teacher could use a Visual such a PowerPoint or any other Visual aid that the class
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Using multiple options on how to learn is one way I would use Differentiation in the class room
To make sure that every student had an option that would like to do
Guided practice A way of scaffolding learning Social learning theories Teaching and practicing concepts Using guided reading with groups for example pop corn read a primary source document from a dairy in the civil war
Cooperative learning Using cooperative learning where Students are active with other students Constructivism student s need to be actively engaged with one other and have a open path way with other students Opportunities to practice of both skills and concepts To use cooperative learning in history I would need to pose a question of what would happen if? Which gives students a chance to have a open communication with other students.
Another option is to have student read an article together and talk

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