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Good teachers are committed to their students, adapt instruction to meet individual needs, and support students' emotional well-being. Educational psychology focuses on learning outcomes, student attributes, and instructional processes in the classroom. It studies child development, how people learn different subjects, social influences on learning, teaching methods, and assessment. Educational psychology provides principles and theories to help teachers intelligently solve problems and discuss their work.
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- 1. Good teachers: Are committed to their students. Deal with a wide range of student abilities and challenges. Adapt instruction and assessment to students’ needs. Take care of the emotional needs of their students, propping up sagging self esteem and encouraging responsibility. Carefully plan and teach the basic procedures for living and learning in their classes.
- 3. It is a distinct discipline with its own theories, research methods, problems and techniques. Educational psychology focuses on the study of learning outcomes, student attributes, and instructional processes directly related to the classroom and the school, such as amount of instructional time or individual differences in school learning.
- 4. Educational Psychology research focus on child and adolescent development; learning and motivation-including how people learn different academic subjects such as reading or mathematics; social and cultural influences on learning; teaching and learning; and assessment, including testing. (Alexander & Winne, 2006)
- 5. For students who are or expect to be teachers, it is the accumulated knowledge, wisdom, and theory that every teacher should possess to intelligently solve the daily problems of teaching. Educational psychology cannot tell teachers what to do, but it can give them the principles to use in making a good decision and a language to discuss their experiences and thinking.
- 6. Help gather information for teachers and parents when students have academic or behavioral problems. Assist by evaluating students' thinking abilities and assessing individual strengths and weaknesses. Together with parents and teachers, they formulate plans to help students learn more effectively.
- 7. Work mostly in elementary and secondary school classrooms. May work in other settings such as colleges, consulting organizations, corporations, industry, the military, and religious institutions.
- 9. The goals of educational psychology are to understand and to improve the teaching and learning processes. Educational psychologists develop knowledge and methods. They examine what happens when someone teaches something to someone else in some setting.