Plan learning experiences & instruction (Activity) (20 minutes)
-Anticipatory set (5 minutes)
Open video students watching and observing can be compared by studying video on trial the gold monkey climb collect fruits using chairs with each other, and compared with the video display of the duck walk behind human. Ask that such behavior similar or different? Why it is so?
-Presentation (10 minutes)
1.1Teachers divide students into 6 groups and rotated in the following section.
1. Innate behavior
2. Habituation
3. Imprinting
4. Conditioning
5. Trial and Error learning
6. Reasoning
1.2 Teachers and students a discussion about the behavior of organisms using the following questions.
1. Do you think there are many types of animal behavior? (There are 2 types innate behavior and leaning behavior)
2. The movement toward food using echolocation calls of bats as any behavior. Why? (Taxis, because the response is a direction).
3. The squirrel gnawing coconut what is behavior? (Chain of Reflexes)
4. Teachers reward students who are doing until the student is doing well is a habit. What is the behavior? (Learning behavior)
1.3 Teachers will give students divided in groups of 3-4 people and help them study the behavior of animals that interest them.
-Practices (5 minutes)
Type of animal behavior.
The behavior of organisms is divided into 2 types.
1. Behavior and congenital (inherited behavior or innated behavior) this kind of behavior is the behavior that is controlled by the genetic unit. Without going through learning. As a characteristic of living organisms. To response to stimuli and the exact structure unchanged, which is called fig action Patterson (fix, action pattern FAP) into.
1. Innate behavior
1.1 Kinesis
1.2 Taxis
1.3 Reflex
1.4 Chain of reflex, which was originally called instinct
2. Learned behavior
2.1 Imprinting
2.2. Habituation
2.3 Conditioning
2.4 Trial and Error
2.5 Reasoning
-Steps applied in everyday life. (5 minutes)
Teachers and students discuss together about the relationship between the development of the nervous system.