How Does Albert Bandura Influence Current Practice

Albert Bandura developed a theory that children learn through watching/observing people and imitating their behaviour. This does show us how influential adults can be on a child's behaviour, this should make adults think about their behaviour and the affect we can have on children. For example, if children are shouted at a lot by adults, they are likely to shout at others. Bandura's theory would be linked to practice because children they tend to copy the adults around them, especially when it comes role-playing. In the role-play area children may act out the adults that are around them, for example the teacher. When children are role-playing, they are just copy what they see. This encourages most settings to have their staff to act as good