Educational psychology

Educational psychology is the study of human behavior in educational situations. The scope of educational psychology is very wide . It is deeply concerned with the  determination of principles of mental development, method of guidance, nature of learning, individual and social adjustment of human, mental ability, individual differences and solutions of problems of education.

Educational psychology are mainly concerned with ‘what to teach’, ‘when to teach’ and ‘how to teach’. It covers mainly three factors like  the learner, the learning process and  the learning situation.

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Learning Theories – Explain

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Theory of Operant Conditioning Theory of Operant Conditioning is the theory of learning which comes in the category of Behaviorist or Connectionist Theories. There are two categories of learning theories namely, Behaviorist or Connectionist Theories and other is Cognitive Theories. Other name for Operant Conditioning theory is R – Type Conditioning.  Propounded by :- B.F. … Read more

Connectionist or Behaviorist  Theories – TRIAL & ERROR THEORY OF LEARNING

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Trial and Error Theory Given by :- EDWARD L. THORNDIKE( also known as Father of Educational Psychology) Experiment on :- Chickens, Rats and Cats. Words of Thorndike sir – ” He said learning is incremental & increased by practice not insightful”. Implications Not appropriate for all Age group  Time Consuming , Teacher have limited time & … Read more

Learning Theories in Educational Psychology

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Learning is a relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs as a result of reinforced practice. Learning is a process not product. It includes all those experiences and training of an individual which help her/him to produce  changes in his behavior. It prepares for any adjustments and adaptation that may be necessary. It is purposeful and goal … Read more

What are Learning Theories

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Learning is a relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs as a result of reinforced practice.  Learning is a process not product. It includes all those experiences and training of an individual which help her/him to produce  changes in his behavior.  Learning prepares for any adjustments and adaptation that may be necessary.  Learning is purposeful and … Read more

Theories Of Heredity

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1. The Continuity of the Germ Plasm Theory FOUNDER :- Weisman Source germ plasma is transmitted from generation to generation. parents are the trustee of germ plasma rather than producer of child. He experimented on Rats , he cuts the tails of rats but they recovered tails in successive generation and the rats have tails … Read more

Laws Of Heredity in Educational Psychology

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Educational Psychology is that branch of psychology which study the behaviour, diagnose the issues and provide suitable remedy actions.  It is most important part of teaching process. Development is part of educational psychology which itself includes Heredity and Environment. Source Heredity is static or in easy sense, it is fixed. Gregor Mendal propounded two laws … Read more

21 Important New Teaching Methods

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Important  Teaching  Method In educational psychology,  there are different types of teaching methods which can be used by teachers as per their topic. Teaching methods make the learning process  easier and gives a enjoyable experience to the learners.  Source 1. Inductive & Deductive Method   Inductive ( Francis Beckon) Deductive ( Aristotle ) 2. Kindergarten  Method  Friedrich  Froebel … Read more

What are the Methods of Educational Psychology ?

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Methods of Educational Psychology

 

  • Introspection Method
  • Extrospection Method
  • Psycho-Physical Method
  • Differential or Survey Method
  • Clinical or Case-study or Diagnostic Method
  • Correlation Method
  • Longitudinal Method
  • Cross-Sectional Method
  • Interview
  • Questionnaire Method
  • Projective Method
  • Anecdotal Method
  • Socio-metric Method

Educational Psychology deals with the study of human behaviour in educational field.  These methods of educational psychology helps to analyze the behaviour and diagnose the problem which occurs.

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13 Methods Of Educational Psychology.

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link for the list of Methods Of Educational Psychology https://elitetaks.org.in/what-are-the-methods-of-educational-psychology/ 1. Introspection Method:- One of the oldest method of educational  psychology is Introspection method, and developed by Structuralists. The Introspection Method originated from two Latin words i.e. Intro and Spection , Intro means “with in” and spection means “looking or observing” which indicates looking or … Read more

Schools of thoughts in psychology

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Psychology as a subject separated from biology and philosophy, earlier it was studied as a science. The first school of thought was advocated by the founder of first psychology lab, W. Wundt. Follows in brief the schools of psychology, Click Here https://elitetaks.org.in/what-is-schools-of-psychology/  which helps you to understand the list of schools of psychology. School of … Read more