Albert Bandura’s Social-Cognitive Learning Theory The Glass Castle
Business Finance
Students will apply Bandura’s theory to one person from The Glass Castle. Students will describe a situation in which the person’s behavior was affected by the observation and imitation of another person and explain to the audience how the person was influenced by the interactions between his/her cognitions, environment and behavior. Any character in the book may be used.
* The goal of this presentation is to provide information to your audience
* Students must cite both The Glass Castle and two individual chapters of the iBook (Chapters 3 and 4) in their presentations
Content Main Ideas:
* The self is produced by the interaction between cognitions, the environment, and behavior.
* The construct of self is a function of observing and imitating the behavior of others.
Presentation Requirements:
* 5-7 minutes
* 6-10 slides
* 6 by 6 rules – you must have a maximum of 6 sentences and 6 words per slide
* You must use APA citations on each slide
* You must have a reference page as your last slide
* Presentations will be assessed using the Dialogues of Learning oral communication rubric
Submission Requirements
* All of your presentation materials must be submitted in Canvas including your slides, formal outline, and speaking outline, all in PDF format
* Slides
Your presentation must be converted to PDF format
* Formal outline
Typed, full sentence, correct format, complete reference page.
All information in your slides and speaking outline must be included
* Speaking outline
You may use either note cards or single page to use during your presentation
Contains key words and phrases
*YOU CAN USE ANY CHARACTER FROM THE GLASS CASTLE*
DSSA contains a Multi-touch book, Dialogues of self and society level 100 by Ainbinder, D. & Unger, S. (Eds.),
