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Skinner vs. Bandura2011-2
Learning Theories in Educational TechnologyFinal project
Group2 – Monkey sis-ters
1146003 Suhyeon Kim1146028 Hyeonjeong Cho1146031 Eunbyeol Choi1146034 Hyeonjeong Choi
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ContentsMonkey sisters TV schedule––––15min discussion––––
Educational Melting POT
1st sec-tion
Skinner vs. Ban-dura
3min discussion in discus-sion
2nd sec-tion
The best educa-tion
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1st sectionSkinner vs. Bandura
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
Operant condi-tioning theory
Social learning theory
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1st sectionSkinner vs. BanduraTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
changing learner’s behaviorLearning
everything that can change leaner’s behaviorReinforcement
Model that is observed
observing the behavior of others
Learning
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
Passiveresponding to teacher’s inten-tion
Control every learning activities & process
Attentional pro-
cesses Retention pro-
cesses Production pro-
cesses
Incentive & motiva-tional pro-
cesses out
in
The Observational Learning Process
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
Observational learning
Token techniqueTeaching machine Programmed learning
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
learning using modeling L observe behavior of others & repeat the behavior
learning by reinforce-ments T observe, evaluate L’s behaviors L’s response represent the achievement of learning
Developing a Classroom Strategy1- Analyzing the behaviors to be modeled.
2-Establish the functional value of the behav-ior and select the behavioral model.
3-Develop the instructional sequence.
4-Implement the instruction to guide the learner’s cognitive and motor reproduction processes.
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
Individual learn-ing Simple to complex Immediate feed-back
Difficulty of devel-oping each learner’s self-efficacy in mar-ginal situation
Ignore potential ability Only applied in simple situation, not complex
apply practical ap-plication to real world self-efficacy
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1st sectionTheory
Key factor
Role
Type
Strategy
StrengthWeakness
Implication
Skinner vs. Bandura
Clearly defined range of be-havior and attitude learned by mediaMore technical reinforcement and punish-ment
Make sequential learning and individual learning possible Suggest guideline and foundation to instructor Learning goal
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3min discussion in discussion
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2nd sectionThe best education
learning using modelingStudents observe behavior of others and repeat the behav-ior
to make sequential learning and individual learning possi-ble.we can provide immediate feedback
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2nd sectionThe best education
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2nd sectionThe best education
Arm mov-ing(on
ground)
Arm mov-ing
(in water)
Application
Kicking
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Summary
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Summary
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Question & Answer
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