1. By Kacie M

2.  Bandura conducted an experiment
with the BoBo doll.
 A child observed an adult kicking
and throwing the doll in a room
 The child then repeated these
violent actions when placed in a
room with the doll.

3.  The study of how we acquire our behaviors
based on our observation of others

4.  Children(developing behavior
from observation)
 Adults(modeling the behavior to
be observed)

5.  People acquire behaviors first through
observation
 Children will watch a behavior and then mimic
it
 We have self-efficacy, a personal observation of
our own perceived ability

6.  The amount of attention that we pay to those
that are modeling a specific behavior
 Our retention of the information we observe
 Our reproduction of the information. “Monkey
see monkey do.”
 Our motivation. Having a good reason to
imitate the actions we observe.

7.  Under this theory the teacher
should model acceptable
social behavior
 Speaking respectfully to
students
 Scaffolding to demonstrate
different activities for
children
 Under this theory children
imitate the behavior that is
displayed to them. When
they see an adult or older
child act in one way they often
copy that action.

8.  For my future teaching I think this theory is
important.
 It is obvious that children replicate the
behavior that they see.
 It is important to model good socially
acceptable behavior so that your students will
inherit the same behavior.