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Behaviorism In Education
overall review score: 3.5
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Behaviorism in education is a theory that suggests that all behaviors can be trained or learned through positive or negative reinforcement. It focuses on observable behaviors and external factors that influence behavior.
Key Features
- Emphasis on observable behaviors
- Use of reinforcement to shape behavior
- Focus on external factors influencing behavior
- Promotion of consistency and repetition in learning
Pros
- Clear and measurable goals for behavior change
- Effective for teaching basic skills and concepts
- Encourages positive reinforcement for desired behaviors
Cons
- May oversimplify complex human behavior
- Can lead to rote memorization instead of deeper understanding
- Does not take individual differences into account