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Full Description: An excellent introductory lesson to the two fundamental categories of animal behavior. The presentation uses simple examples and concludes with thoughtful questions to encourage student application and discussion.
Key Topics & Teacher Benefits:
- Instinctive Behavior: Defined as something an animal is born knowing how to do (e.g., fish swimming, geese migrating).
- Learned Behavior: Defined as behavior acquired by experience or from a parent (e.g., lions learning to hunt).
- Personal Connection: Includes reflection slides that ask students to categorize their own behaviors as instinctive or learned.
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20
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Teaching Duration
1 hour
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Description
Full Description: An excellent introductory lesson to the two fundamental categories of animal behavior. The presentation uses simple examples and concludes with thoughtful questions to encourage student application and discussion.
Key Topics & Teacher Benefits:
- Instinctive Behavior: Defined as something an animal is born knowing how to do (e.g., fish swimming, geese migrating).
- Learned Behavior: Defined as behavior acquired by experience or from a parent (e.g., lions learning to hunt).
- Personal Connection: Includes reflection slides that ask students to categorize their own behaviors as instinctive or learned.
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