Question

The topic is learning. As you will see, there are three main types of learning--classical conditioning, where we end up pairing something that usually elicits a behavior with something that usually doesn't--if we do that enough, the thing that doesn't usually elicit the behavior will, operant conditioning, where we are reinforced or punished for engaging in a behavior so that behavior is either strengthened or weakened; and social learning, where we learn by watching others. Apply one of these theories

Take a fairy tale--it does not matter which one. Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, Snow White, whatever. Rewrite part of the story in a way that demonstrates one of the learning theories.

Answer 1

THE THREE LITTLE PIGS

Method: Social learning

Objectives : To impart moral perceptions of morality in the students.

Preliminary questions:

• Why we should work?
• Who are lazy?
• Who is laborious?
• Why should you study well?

Introduction: Today we are going to read an interesting story that teaches us why we should work. It helps us to know the fruit of labors.

Main ideas: There were three pigs. They were little pigs. The first one was very lazy and built straw house. The second one was little more than the first one and built stick house. But the third pig was laborious and made brick house with chimney. When a wolf attacked the first two, they got shelter in the third pig and they were saved as it was brick house with chimney. They realized that they should be laborious.

Morality: Lazy people face danger and can not protect themselves.

Questions on the text:

• Who is laborious?
• What is the realization?
• What do you feel?
• Why we should help others in the society?