Educational psychology is a field of study that focuses on understanding how individuals learn and develop within educational settings. By applying psychological principles and research findings, educational psychologists can gain insights into the...More

Educational psychology aids in comprehending learning processes by revealing how individuals acquire, process, and retain knowledge, as illustrated by George Reese's "productive struggle" analysis

Educational psychology offers a comprehensive fram...More

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Introduction: Educational Psychology

Not only does educational psychology give us insights about the process of learning through concepts like classical conditioning, biological cognitive readiness, socio-emotional effects but also the .....More

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While Behaviourists and Social Cognitivists have always been vocal about the contingent affordances provided by one’s social environment through interactions with and observations of others around an individual and its importance in the...More

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The concept of “social mind” advanced by social cognitivists like James Paul Gee, Jean Lave, Etienne Wenger and Lev Vygotsky treats the individual human mind – with all its biological (“natural”) cognitive affordances – as a (“nurtured”)...More

Educational Psychology is a branch of Psychology that deals with human development and learning processes. Learning is supposed to be a process that stimulates and activates the learner's mind. This is where the Productive Struggle comes into play...More