The neural self-organization, is an innate feature of the mammal's brains, and is necessary for its operation. The most known neuronal models that use this characteristic are the self-organized maps (SOM) and the adaptive resonance theory (ART), but those models, did not take the neuron as a processing unit, as the biological counterpart. On the other hand, the influence value learning paradigm [1], used in multi-agent environments, proof that agents can communicate with each other [2]; and they can self-organize to assign tasks; without any interference. Motivated by this missing feature in artificial networks, and with the influence value reinforcement learning algorithm; a new approach to supervised learning was modeled using the neuron as an agent learning by reinforcement.