Question

What do you mean by educational psychology?

Answer 1

Hey Jaswinder!

If you really worked hard for that science test, how much went to your head? 100%, 90%,80%,50%20%?
And if it is in our Head, can we USE it anytime, anywhere, even during extreme STRESS?

That's a part of what people in Educational Psychology research tries to understand.

How many times has it happened that you really tried to KNOW something and you know that you Know it but when you are asked in the exams, you don't KNOW it?
What is happening here?

Learning is actually, relatively PERMANENT Change in Behavior due to EXPERIENCE.

That's a part of Educational Psychology-
LEARNING. How it happens, why it happens, how can we learn that we don't have learn the same thing again? Why do we forget? Is reading and writing accelerates our Learning or dumps it? Does Schools kill Creativity?

Educational psychology is the branch of Psychology concerned with the scientific study of human learning.

The study of learning processes, from both Cognitive and Behavioral perspectives, allows researchers to understand individual differences in

" Intelligence, Cognitive development, affect, motivation, self-regulation, and self-concept" as well as their role in learning.




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