Observational learning

online learning. My experience with online learning has been beneficial. Despite the fact that much of online learning is self-directed, the instruction provided by my professors has stimulated and challenged their students intellectually. Distance learning entails more than extracting information from the internet while sitting at home in your pajamas. Distance learning, in some cases, is the only way that a student with full-time obligations…

Occupational Standards: Provide support for learning activities: It involves providing quality support to the teacher on planning, delivering and evaluating learning activities, includes good communication with the teacher. Support children’s development: Supporting physical, emotional, communication and intellectual development of children, and actively participate on planning to meet children’s development needs; includes observing, sharing observational findings,... Help to keep…

For this week’s assignment I will be discussing about the Learning theory to examine obesity The Learning Theory believes that all behavior are learned through the 3 key mechanisms of modelling, They are modelling, reinforcement and association. Below I will discuss all these 3 mechanisms is detail Any behavior whether it be speaking, walking or eating is learned through the three key mechanisms of modelling (watching others), reinforcement (any source of reward) and association (being linked…

three ways intelligence are seen helps guide one to make connections with past experiences and to make a decision to solve a problem. Howard Gardner's proposition is that intelligence comes in nine different ways. The processing of information and learning is different for every single person, intelligence varies by person. Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence suggests, is practical taking in action, applying…

know you are here for them, that you are proud of them, and that no matter what they do that you will love them. You need to know these things when dealing with child psychology because it is completely up to you to help the children out. Observational learning is when a child learns for watching things. Children pick up behaviors from many different things. A child can pick up behaviors from what they hear their peers and adults say, what they see on television and the internet, also by…

learned valuable lessons from my role as an educator and the students I interacted with. Throughout my volunteer involvement, I offered assistance that served to acknowledge each child’s different learning capacities. My ability to ascertain the varying needs of students and dedication to their learning makes me an ideal candidate as a TaLK scholar. As a student, when I asked for instructions, some teachers could not understand why I struggled…

(Blanchard & Thacker, pg.73) Application of Social Learning Theory and Gagne-Briggs’ Nine Events of Instruction Combined The combination of social learning theory and Gagne-Briggs’ model of instruction works best to ensure that the training environment is successfully set to meet both trainer and trainee training objectives. In review of both methods, a side by side comparison of the two follows below (Blanchard & Thacker, pg. 176-177): Social Learning Theory Gagne-Briggs Nine Events of…

development are extremely important to have within every classroom. As an elementary school teacher, vocabulary will be discussed and referred back to multiple times throughout the day. Concept development can be taught in multiple ways such as, learning and practicing meanings of words, punctuation, and the common subject areas. This is vital in every classroom, if a child does not understand the concept of a word, sentence, or situation they will never understand why it is useful. The…

helps to outline the possible prominence in using manipulative in teaching mathematics and making children learn and understand concepts better. Possible options for framing and providing alternatives for teaching can thus be implied and effective learning and grasping of concepts be achieved. 7. What were the main strengths of the…

To commence with, the learning perspective in psychology is based on how individuals are affected by the environment and experience. This perspective is about the actions that individuals and non-human animals do or respond with; and both Carol Wade and Carol Tavris state that “within this perspective, behaviourists focus on the environment rewards and punishers that maintain or discourage specific behaviors” (2012). The learning perspective is used and found everywhere because we all tend to…