Learning theory of Skinner (Skinner) an act or operating conditions. Whose name is known by different is Operant Conditioning Theory or Instrumental conditioning theory or Type - R Conditioning Theory Skinner proposed a concept classified by theoretical behavior into two categories: behavior caused by learning Type S. (Response Behavior) which stimuli (stimulus) determines or pulling out as the food enters the mouth, salivation. I was startled by a knock on the knee patella. Or when the lights dimmed eyes. Such behavior is an automatic response and behavior of learning Type R (Operant Behavior) behavior or response based on reinforcement. (Reinforcement) response is different from the first because organic is defined as an order to commit to a stimulus. Do not use the stimulator determines the behavior of the organism, such as mowing writing ironing behavior of people in everyday behavior Operant Conditioning) learn important principles. Principles of learning theory to put conditions on the action. Focus on the actions of those who learn more stimulus is given to the organic learning from any provocation, a provocation. I will learn your behavior without forcing or telling approach to learning. When the students show learning behavior, thus "reinforcement" behavior immediately. To learn how expressive behavior is learned behavior. In other words, the theory of learning, a condition that action. Behavioral response is based on the reinforcement.(Reinforcement) the reinforcement is divided into two types: the positive reinforcement (Positive Reinforcement) means something to us, which, when used, making the response rate increased as a consolation prize food reinforcement. delete (negative Reinforcement) refers to any provocation which, when applied, making the increased response in the negative. A negative reinforcement, such as noise complaints smell of hot weather is bringing the penalty into negative reinforcement. Because some penalty if applied will affect the rate of response
to changes in a dark place. Learning theory of Skinner's use in early childhood education. The use of reinforcement (Reinforcement) at all stages of the event. Teachers should provide reinforcement By praise or motivation. By the way, such as the award because children in this age group want others to see themselves or their interests are more important than others. Providing incentives to keep children interested. Pleased to learn