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The editors of this essential reader recognize the valuable and varied benefits of connecting the two fields of education and psychology, and have carefully selected contributions to reflect current trends in the subject and examples of how knowledge has an impact on practice. This lively and authoritative book features sections on topics as varied as assessment, language, motivation, cognition and development, intelligence, memory, and special educational needs.
Psychology and education have an entwined relationship, and one that is often complex and delicate. Day-to-day pressures of classroom life may often result in the negligence of the importance of child development. It is therefore crucial for students and practitioners to keep abreast of recent educational changes that raise new questions for educational psychology.
With a specially written introduction from the editors providing a much-needed context to the current education climate, students of educational psychology will find this reader an important route map to further reading and understanding.
Psychology and education have an entwined relationship, but one that is often complex and delicate.The editors recognise the valuable and varied benefits of connecting the two fields and have carefully selected contributions to reflect current trends.
Psychology and education have an entwined relationship, and one that is often complex and delicate. Day-to-day pressures of classroom life may often result in the negligence of the importance of child development. It is therefore crucial for students and practitioners to keep abreast of recent educational changes that raise new questions for educational psychology.
With a specially written introduction from the editors providing a much-needed context to the current education climate, students of educational psychology will find this reader an important route map to further reading and understanding.
Psychology and education have an entwined relationship, but one that is often complex and delicate.The editors recognise the valuable and varied benefits of connecting the two fields and have carefully selected contributions to reflect current trends.