constructivist Learning is defined as a learning approach whereby both learners and teacher participate in the construction and transmission of knowledge.
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Educational Psychology
We are now in a new era in Information Age where the combination of computers and communications has brought about convergence, portability and personalisation. It is pertinent to note some of the challenges involved in these developments and particularly, ICT use In Education. Williams and Sawyer (2005) identified four challenges that threaten to overwhelm people
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Educational Psychology
Curriculum means a written description of what happens in the course. A curriculum differs from a syllabus in that a syllabus is an outline of subjects or even topics students will cover in a course.
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General Education
Each time Guidance and Counselling is evoked as part of debate, this will always start with discussion on what the nature of this field is all about.
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Educational Psychology
The question pertaining to the involvement of philosophy in education has been the matter of debate and puzzle to most students.
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Philosophy, Philosophy of Education
Teacher education refers to the policies and procedures designed to equip teachers with the knowledge, attitudes, behaviours and skills they require to perform their tasks effectively in the school and classroom. Teacher education is often divided into: Initial teacher training / education (a pre-service course before entering the classroom as a fully responsible teacher); Induction
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Educational Psychology, Higher Education Institutions
The effective communication requires that the messages are delivered as effectively as possible.
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Communication Skills
Study techniques for students relevance can be easily understood if we recall the effects of academic performance on learners’ self-esteem and self-concept. People have different intellectual capacity or Intelligence quotient (IQ) and also, proceed differently when it comes to the academic matters. We all have different favorable time to study. Neither do we spend the
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Study Skills
Reading skills for today’s adult, the term on its own might sound a bit crazy. We all know reading as one of the basic cognitive skills that anyone called literate must have acquired.
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Study Skills
This post presents some of the applications of motivation to classroom situations. These can be helpful to teachers, parents and students.
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Educational Psychology, Motivation
