Educational psychology is concerned with the study of human behavior in educational situations. It examines the process of learning and teaching, the factors that influence it, teaching methods, and the application of learning theories in scientific classroom practices.

This book has been written to cover a number of important topics directly related to the learning and teaching process, such as the definition of learning, educational psychology, its objectives, and subjects. It addresses educational goals, their levels, classifications, and methods of formulation. It also includes key concepts that facilitate learning and knowledge acquisition, such as reinforcement, punishment, and extinction. Furthermore, it incorporates important theories that help explain the learning process, like behavioral and cognitive theories.

Finally, the book discusses the transfer of learning to practical life situations, enabling learners to benefit from their knowledge, skills, and attitudes, both inside and outside of school.

• ISBN: 9789957160000
• Weight: 0.300 kg
• Dimensions: 17 x 24 cm
• Paper Type: White
• Pages: 220
• Year of Publication: 2000
• Cover Type: Paperback