Animal Training - Forward and Backward Chaining 0.0 / 5 ? OtherAnimal ManagementOtherOther Created by: Becky_BerryCreated on: 04-03-21 07:48 Forward and Backward Chaining help trainees learn multi-step tasks, in which the trainee masters one step at a time by chaining them together 1 of 3 Forward Chaining start by focusing on the mastery of the first step of the process then move 'forward' onto the next step Pros start off with the feeling of success begins with independence makes more sense Cons progress all the way to the final step before ending the task leaves task without the sense of accomplishment has to master every step before getting to master the final step, so hard to keep motivated 2 of 3 Backward Chaining like forward chaining but backwards help with the first tasks, with the last task we look for independent mastery once the final step is mastered, we move onto the penultimate step, and so on Pros always end the task with success starts with the mastery of the most gratifying step first Cons will likely struggle with the first step for a long time different from the way we typically each skills 3 of 3
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