Learning Skills — psychology STD 12 Arts — Question

• There are five main methods of teaching or types of teaching:

1. Education through imitation (modeling or social education).
2. Teaching by effort and error.
3. Teaching / Adjectives through research.
4. Teaching / functional research through factorial research.
5. Teaching through intuition.

• In which the concept of education through imitation should be.
• Bandura and his colleagues have done research on simulation education.
• Most human or animal learning is achieved through imitation.
• The learning gained through imitation is called observational or social learning.
• A person learns by imitation by observing from the social environment around him.
• Often the child imitates a parent or family member more.
• E.g. Learning by imitation is when a child sees the worship lessons done by the elders at home and worships God in sports.
• People often imitate a popular person.
• The education received through imitation is also called social education as it is received from the society.
• E.g. when a child watches a fashion show on TV and adopts the behavioral features shown in a fashion show, it is called social education or education through imitation.
• Children instinctively imitate teachers and home elders.
• Learning by imitation is also called modeling education.