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    Bandura's social learning theory states that people learn through observation, imitation, and modeling the behaviors of others. The theory includes four main principles: 1) attention - unique or different things are more likely to be noticed, 2) retention - internalizing information through memory to apply in similar situations, 3) reproduction - practicing and reproducing learned behaviors and skills, and 4) motivation - being motivated by observing rewards or punishments of others' behaviors. According to the theory, teachers should model appropriate behaviors for students to learn, and create novel contexts to engage students' attention and help them retain information.

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    Bandura's social learning theory states that people learn through observation, imitation, and modeling the behaviors of others. The theory includes four main principles: 1) attention - unique or different things are more likely to be noticed, 2) retention - internalizing information through memory to apply in similar situations, 3) reproduction - practicing and reproducing learned behaviors and skills, and 4) motivation - being motivated by observing rewards or punishments of others' behaviors. According to the theory, teachers should model appropriate behaviors for students to learn, and create novel contexts to engage students' attention and help them retain information.

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    Name: Rujean Romy P.

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    Date: October 3, 2015


    Facilitating Learning

    Albert Banduras Theory ( Social Learning Theory ) states that people learn from one another via
    observation, imitation, and modelling. It is often referred to as a bridge behaviourist and
    cognitive learning theories because it encompasses attention, memory and motivation.
    Banduras Principles of Social learning:
    1. Attention
    Something that is unique or different is more likely to be the focus of attention. Social
    context help to reinforce these perceptions.
    2. Retention
    It is done by internalizing information in the memory. That information is applied in similar
    situations.
    3. Reproduction
    Previously learned information ( behaviour, skills, knowledge) are reproduced when
    required. Practice through mental and physical rehearsal often improves responses.
    4. Motivation
    This originates from observing someone else being rewarded or punished for an act or
    word. This results to avoiding or reinforcing an act or word in the future as related to that
    previous observed act.
    Application
    Children as learners are good imitators. Social modelling is a powerful tool in educating
    them. If they see positive consequences from a particular type of behaviour, they are more likely
    to perform that behaviour. Novel and unique context often capture students attention, and can
    stand out in the memory.
    The teacher must model appropriate behaviour and take care that they do not model
    inappropriate behaviors.
    To promote effective modelling , a teacher must make sure that the four essential conditions
    exists.
    Students should be given an aim to aspire to. True motives of service ought to be
    instilled in their hearts. The students should be taught in such a way that they will develop into
    useful men and women. Every means of learning that will elevate and ennoble them is to be
    employed. They are to be taught to put their powers to the best use.

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