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Behaviorism Powerpoint

Behaviorism Powerpoint. The Green Beaners Robb Shubel Jill Cain Lisa Purcell Sarah Roberts. Outcome of Conditioning. Increase Behavior. Decrease Behavior. Positive Stimulus. Positive Reinforcement (add stimulus). Response Cost (remove stimulus). Negative Stimulus.

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Behaviorism Powerpoint

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  1. Behaviorism Powerpoint The Green Beaners Robb Shubel Jill Cain Lisa Purcell Sarah Roberts

  2. Outcome of Conditioning Increase Behavior Decrease Behavior PositiveStimulus PositiveReinforcement (add stimulus) Response Cost (remove stimulus) NegativeStimulus NegativeReinforcement (remove stimulus) Punishment (add stimulus)

  3. Area of Squares Squares Click on the square to learn more!

  4. What is Area? • The area of a figure is the amount of surface it covers. • Area is usually measured by the number of unit squares of the same size fit into the figure.

  5. Area of Squares • To find the area of a square, you need to multiply the base x height. Height Area = Base x Height Base

  6. Area of SquaresExample 1 • The area of this square is 9 in2. 3 inches To find the area, multiply the base x height. 3 x 3 = 9 3 inches

  7. Area of Squares Example 2 • The area of this square is 16 cm2. To find the area, multiply the base x height. 4 x 4 = 16 4 cm 4 cm

  8. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 2 inches 2 inches What is the area of this square? 2 in2 4 in2 2 cm2 4 cm2

  9. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 5 cm What is the area of this square? 5 cm 5 in2 10 cm2 25 cm2 5 cm2

  10. Try one more for fun! You're Smart About Squares!

  11. Rock on!! You're a superstar when it comes to squares! Try another

  12. Area of SquaresPractice 8 inches Remember: Area = base x height 8 inches What is the area of this square? 16 in² 64 in2 8 in2 64 cm2

  13. Great! You know your stuff! Try one more for fun!

  14. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 4 cm 4 cm What is the area of this square? 4 cm2 8 cm2 24 cm2 16 cm2

  15. Moving Right Along! Let’s go on!

  16. Please try again!

  17. You should know better! Area = base x height

  18. Please try another!

  19. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 7 in 7 in What is the area of this square? 49 in2 14 in2 36 in2 21 in2

  20. Stop! Think Again Area = base x height

  21. Look Again!! Area = base x height

  22. Ahoy Matey! Try Again! Area = base x height

  23. You Did It!

  24. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 3 cm 3 cm What is the area of this square? 6 cm2 9 cm2 12 cm2 3 cm2

  25. Area of SquaresPractice 9 in Remember: Area = base x height 9 in What is the area of this square? 9 in2 18 in2 81 in2 27 in2

  26. Area of SquaresPractice Remember: Area = base x height 1 cm 1 cm What is the area of this square? 1 cm2 2 cm2 4 cm2 11 cm2

  27. Stop! Think Again Area = base x height

  28. You should know better! Area = base x height

  29. Please try again!

  30. You're Smart About Squares!

  31. Please try again!

  32. Still confused about AREA? Go back and try again!

  33. Behaviorism Links http://www.bfskinner.org The B.F. Skinner Foundationwas established in 1987 to educate the public about B. F. Skinner's work, and to promote an understanding of the role of contingencies in human behavior. http://rvgs.k12.va.us/faculty/elayne/recruiting/behaviorism.htm This is a sampling of various web sites that give a good basic introduction to behaviorism.  Some of them tell a little about it as related to the school systems, and others just give basic, general information.  Most of these web sites have links to other sites, and many of those sites offer information about how the concepts fit into the public school system.

  34. Behaviorism Links Cont’d http://www.aect.org/Intranet/Publications/edtech/02/index.html This site discusses behaviorism and Instructional Technology http://mercury.sfsu.edu/~ching/personal/Learning/behavior.html Includes the behaviorist positions of Watson, Thorndike and Skinner. http://www.questia.com/popularSearches/behaviorism.jsp This site, Questia, has dozens of books and journal articles on behaviorism.

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