HOPEACADEMY
HED 4813
ASSIGNMENT 02
UNIQUE NUMBER: 381918
Closing date: Saturday, 25 August 2024, 11:00 PM
2024
1.1. Your task is to develop an imaginary dialogue in which the
learner’s question is discussed using the behaviourist approach
to teaching
0764031229
, HED 4813 ASSESSMENT 02
UNIQUE NUMBER: 381918
Closing date: Saturday, 25 August 2024, 11:00 PM
1.1. Your task is to develop an imaginary dialogue in which the learner’s
question is discussed using the behaviourist approach to teaching.
Learner: "I don't understand how to add fractions."
Teacher: "Okay, let's start with the basics. Can you repeat the rule for adding
fractions?"
Learner: "Um... is it something about finding a common denominator?"
Teacher: "That's right! Now, let's practice applying that rule. Here's a simple
problem: 1/4 + 1/4. Can you solve it?"
Learner: "Yes... the answer is 2/4."
Teacher: "Excellent! You got it right. Now, let's try another one. 1/6 + 2/6. Can
you solve it?"
Learner: "Yes... the answer is 3/6."
Teacher: "Great job! You're getting the hang of it. Remember, the key is to follow
the rule and practice, practice, practice!"
The teacher's approach in this dialogue is rooted in behaviorism, a learning
theory that emphasizes observable behaviors and environmental factors. By
HED 4813
ASSIGNMENT 02
UNIQUE NUMBER: 381918
Closing date: Saturday, 25 August 2024, 11:00 PM
2024
1.1. Your task is to develop an imaginary dialogue in which the
learner’s question is discussed using the behaviourist approach
to teaching
0764031229
, HED 4813 ASSESSMENT 02
UNIQUE NUMBER: 381918
Closing date: Saturday, 25 August 2024, 11:00 PM
1.1. Your task is to develop an imaginary dialogue in which the learner’s
question is discussed using the behaviourist approach to teaching.
Learner: "I don't understand how to add fractions."
Teacher: "Okay, let's start with the basics. Can you repeat the rule for adding
fractions?"
Learner: "Um... is it something about finding a common denominator?"
Teacher: "That's right! Now, let's practice applying that rule. Here's a simple
problem: 1/4 + 1/4. Can you solve it?"
Learner: "Yes... the answer is 2/4."
Teacher: "Excellent! You got it right. Now, let's try another one. 1/6 + 2/6. Can
you solve it?"
Learner: "Yes... the answer is 3/6."
Teacher: "Great job! You're getting the hang of it. Remember, the key is to follow
the rule and practice, practice, practice!"
The teacher's approach in this dialogue is rooted in behaviorism, a learning
theory that emphasizes observable behaviors and environmental factors. By