1. Behaviorism and Technology By Kim Floyd and Jen Meno

2. Definition of Behaviorism A learning theory based on the belief that behaviors can be measured, trained, and changed.

4. Passive learning

5. Aligned to standardized testing

7. Behavior slips

8. Positive reinforcement

9. Affirmation

10. Constructive Criticism

12. Stop watch

15. Teaching and Modeling

16. Guided Practice

17. Independent Practice

18. Assessments

20. Laptop and Document Cameras

21. Power point Presentations

22. Books Online

23. I Pads

25. Absorb information

26. Rote memorization

27. Regurgitate information

29. VHS tapes

30. DVD videos

31. Word Processing

32. I Pad

33. Listening Centers/ I PodTechnology

35. District Math Assessment

36. District Writing Assessment

37. State Testing (CSTs)

38. End of the Unit Tests

39. STAR - Upper Grades Additional Assessments

41. Standards Learning Websites

42. Tungsten

43. ST Math

44. Dibbles

45. SAMTechnology

47. System 44

48. Read 180

50. Outcomes measurable

51. Implementation easy

52. Student accountability

53. Memorization skills

54. Instructor has control

55. Pacing calendars

56. Does not accommodate multiple learning styles

57. Dependent learning

58. No group interaction

59. Limited learning

60. Short-term retention

63. Dependent learning

64. No group interaction

65. Limited learning

66. Short-term retention

67. Restricted creativity

68. Accommodates all learning styles

69. Independent learners

70. Interaction with technology

71. Unlimited learning

72. Unlimited resources

73. Life long learner

75. Thank you!