Are you curious about behaviorism learning theory? It reveals the mystery of learning! This paper will deeply discuss the trial-and-error theory and reinforcement theory in behaviorism learning theory to help readers better understand the nature of learning.

1 Trial and error theory: the charm of learning

Thorndike's theory of connection trial and error holds that learning is like groping for a switch in the dark. Although we may make some small mistakes, every attempt brings us closer to the correct answer. The charm of trial and error lies in that it encourages us to keep trying, exploring and making progress.

Reinforcement theory: the gym of learning

In Skinner's new behaviorism school, reinforcement theory makes us understand that learning, like fitness, needs to be strengthened step by step in order to create a perfect "knowledge graph". Procedural teaching method is his masterpiece, which enables students to master knowledge and skills step by step by strengthening the learning content.