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It is necessary to practise the skill, because by doing so the bond between stimulus and response is strengthened. In applying this to motor learning, the more often a given movement is repeated, the more firmly established it becomes. The performance of drills attempts to utilize this law.
An example of Thorndike's Law of Effect is awarding good grades, stars, and social acceptance to students for acceptable schoolwork. When students receive praise at home from their parents, acceptance from their peers, and rewards for stars earned, they get positive reinforcement.
Application of Thorndike theory in learning consists of a practice value in learning procedure like: first, before teacher starts to teach in class, students should be prepared in mental firstly. Second, teachers do a regular test or exercise or drilling system.
The principle that repetition of some act makes that act more probable in the future. The law of exercise was first suggested and then discarded by Edward L. Thorndike.
It is necessary to practise the skill, because by doing so the bond between stimulus and response is strengthened. In applying this to motor learning, the more often a given movement is repeated, the more firmly established it becomes. The performance of drills attempts to utilize this law.
Hennepin County Ordinance 22 imposes reasonable regulations on the placement and maintenance of facilities currently within its rights-of-way or to be placed therein at some future time.