EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Educational psychology is an applied branch of psychology that deals with applying psychological principles and techniques in education. It aims to understand learners, cater to individual differences, understand developmental characteristics and learning processes, determine effective teaching methods, understand children's problems, and analyze group dynamics and social behavior in the classroom to help teachers maintain discipline, provide guidance, assist with curriculum development, and prepare timetables and instructional materials.
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- 1. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Saranya H C Keyi Sahib Training College
- 2. Educational psychology is an applied branch of psychology which deals with the application of psychological principles and techniques in the field of education.
- 3. For what???
- 10. To understand group dynamics and social behaviour in classroom
- 15. To prepare text books and instructional materials
- 16. Thank you