Educational Psychology and Sociology: Definitions and Importance in Teaching and Learning
This article will define educational psychology and sociology, and discuss their importance in teaching and learning.
Educational Psychology, Psychology
Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology: Learn about how people learn, teaching strategies, child development, and improving student outcomes.
Unveiling the Decroly Education Method
Enter the Decroly Education Method, a progressive approach that goes beyond rote memorization and standardized tests and caters for learners interests.
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Education, Educational Psychology, Teaching Methods
The 4 Types of Evaluation in Education. A Comprehensive Overview
In this post, we’ll be delving into the commonly applied types of evaluation in education used in all academic settings, each serving a unique purpose.
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Educational Management, Educational Psychology
TYPES OF OPERANT CONDITIONING PROCEDURES
Five Operant conditioning procedures are defined by the presentation or removal of a reinforcement or punishment.
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Educational Psychology, Theories of Learning
EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE OPERANT CONDITIONING THEORY
Read through this article and learn more about some educational implications of the operant conditioning theory
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Educational Psychology, Theories of Learning
The Humanistic Theory of Learning
Humanistic theory is a principle based on the appreciation of other human beings, unconditionally, for their self-fulfilment in life.
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Educational Psychology, Theories of Learning
COGNITIVE FIELD THEORY OF LEARNING – GESTALT THEORIES
Cognitive Field or Gestalt theory was formulated by a group of German Psychologists, namely Max Wertheimer, Kurt Koffka, and Wolfgang Kohler. The theory emphasizes insightful learning rather than mechanical conditioning.
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Educational Psychology, Theories of Learning
THE THORNDIKE’S THEORY OF CONNECTIONISM. 3 Main Laws
The Thorndike’s Theory reveals that the foundation of learning is the association between sense impressions and impulses to action.
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Educational Psychology, Theories of Learning
HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH PRENATAL PERIOD
There are serious hazards to development during the relatively short period before birth or during the prenatal Period. These are either physical or psychological.
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Developmental Psychology, Educational Psychology
Teaching as the Decision Making. 4 Processes Involved
Teaching is noble career which requires highly organised thinking prior to decision-making. Considering teaching as the decision making would not
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Educational Psychology
Research and Common Sense For Educational Psychologists
Research and common sense are usually complementary skills of an Educational Psychologist. For so many generations, men strived to acquire
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Educational Psychology
The 7 Responsibilities of the teacher in the community
This post will help us unravel the ultimate Responsibilities of the teacher in the community. Beyond the walls of the
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Educational Psychology
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