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Course Info

About this Course

This course introduces students to various aspects of educational psychology and their importance to classroom instruction. The following major topics will be discussed: theories of human growth and development; learning theories and their relationship to learning in school; and motivation and factors that motivate learning. Other relevant issues such as addressing the variations of learners, socio-cultural and religious perspectives on teaching and learning as well as managing the classroom will also be discussed.

Course Syllabus

Introduction to Educational Psychology
-define educational psychology
-effective teachers
- research method

Human development: Cognitive and socioemotional development
-cognitive constructivist by Piaget
-social cognitive constructivist by Vygotsky
-ecological theory by Brofenbrenner
- life-span development by Erickson

Individual variations and exceptional people
- learning styles
- intelligence
- people with disabilities
-people with giftedness

Learning: Behavioural, social cognitive, and cogntive approaches
-Behavioural theories - classicla and operant conditioning
-Social Cognitive theory
- Cognitive theory - Information processing model

Motivation and classroom management
- motivation
- classroom management

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 : What are the factors important to become an effective teacher.
A1 : becoming an effective teaches require more than the ability to teach the students. to become an effective teacher, there are 2 main ingredients which are elements of Professional Knowledge andvSkills, and another element relating to human factor which are Commitment, Motivation, and Caring

Q2 : What are the main theories discuss relating to learning
A2 : the theories are cognitive, behaviourism, social cognitive theory, constructivism.