3. KEY POINTS
Responsive to environmental stimuli
Positive and negative reinforcement
Positive and negative punishment
Learner starts with a clean slate
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4. WHAT THE TEACHER DOES UNDER
THIS THEORY
Give the learner feedback
Break down the tasks
Give positive reinforcement
Check students’ work regularly
Work from simple to complex
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5. WHAT THE STUDENT DOES
UNDER THIS THEORY
They respond
They ask questions
They ask for feedback
Motivated through rewards
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6. NICOLE’S THOUGHTS:
It’s important to give students feedback
Punishment would mean no reward
Check work for appropriate pace
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7. TARYN’S THOUGHTS:
Feedback to students is essential
Punishment replaced with lack of reward
Simplify tasks in classroom
Important to start simple; build progression
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8. MELISSA’S THOUGHTS:
Not all actions should be rewarded
A clean slate is important
Checking work enhances improvement
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9. CREDITS
Ivan Pavlov Picture: Source
BF Skinner Picture: Source
John B. Watson Picture: Source
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