Here is Arun Mantri, IIMB'79. I suspect some of the stuff has been taken from the net and not posting it in toto for fear of copyright violation claims.
Thanks Tiger Manjit for moving this to a higher plane:
Thanks Tiger Manjit for moving this to a higher plane:
REMEMBER GOPAL VALECHA's class on B F Skinner :
according to Skinner, there are five main obstacles to learning:
- People have a fear of failure.
- The task is not broken down into small enough steps.
- There is a lack of directions.
- There is also a lack of clarity in the directions.
- Positive reinforcement is lacking.
Skinner suggests that any age-appropriate skill can be taught using five principles to remedy the above problems:
- Give the learner immediate feedback.
- Break down the task into small steps.
- Repeat the directions as many times as possible.
- Work from the most simple to the most complex tasks.
- Give positive reinforcement.
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