Role Modeling

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Role Modeling

• Banduras Social Cognitive Theory

By Reynaldo C. Robles
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Your Favorite Teacher

• Qualities
• Characteristics
• Classroom Procedures

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Hero/Idol

• Think of the one hero or idol you remember from
  your youth.
• Adult or Youth
• Male or Female
• Strenghts vs Weaknesses
• Favorite Saying or Quote

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Remember Grandma/pa

• Tell me who your friends are,
• Ill tell you who you are.

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Bandura Biography

• Small town roots
• Fill holes in Alaska before college
• Bachelors in Psychology
• Earned Ph.D. 3 years later
• Behaviorist roots
• Bobo dolls experiment

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Bobo Dolls Study

• Kindergarten viewed a film of a Lady beating a
  Bobo doll
• Students released into playroom
• Students imitated observed behaviors persicely

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Social Cognitive Theory

• Students learn behaviors by observing them in
  their environment.
• Role Models
• Student Efficacy
• Teacher Efficacy
• School Efficacy

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Social Environment
Child Center Parents, Siblings, Best
Friends Peers, Relatives, Teachers,
Neighbors Community Polices, Media Ads,
Societal Leaders
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Role Models

• Parents
• Home environment
• Teachers
• Friends

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Media

• Video games
• Controversy over violent behaviors and hidden sex
  scenes.
• Television
• More violent behaviors and sexually explicit
  themes
• Advertising
• Desirable attributes of individuals
• i.e. Skinny, Dominate, Sexual, Aggressive

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Educational Application

• Athletics
• Classroom Procedures
• School Setting
• Teachers

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A Penny for Your Thoughts?

• Questions
• Comments
• Personal Experiences
• Presentation is located with resources
• http//komodo.utsystem.edu/med/rrobles/Index.htm

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