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Educational Psychology Terminology

Sandra Burns, M.Ed.

The definition of educational psychology is the application of psychology and psychological methods to the study of development, learning, motivation, instruction, assessment, and related issues that influence the interaction of teaching and learning.

Many learning theories will be discussed.

Lessons

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Learning Theories Index

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Unit 6: Unit Overview

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5d. Reading Recovery

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5c. I-Search

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5b. Experiential Learning

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5a. Conceptual Change

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Unit 5: Overview

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4b. Learning communities as an instructional model

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4a. Connectivism

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6a. Vygotsky’s Constructivism

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6b. Social Constructivism

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Summary

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6g. Scaffolding

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7a. Computer mediated-instruction

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Unit 7: Chapter 9-Technology to Support Learning

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6f. Creativity

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6e. Transformative Learning

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6d. Adult Learning

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6c. Cooperative Learning

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Unit 4: Overview

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3g. Information-processing

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3f. Multiple Intelligences and Learning Styles

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2f. Six C’s of Motivation

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2e. Motivation

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2d. Problem-Based Learning

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2c. Case-Based Learning

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2b. Resource-based learning

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2a. Constructionism, Learning by Design, & Project Based Learning:

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1. Behaviorism

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0. Comparison Table

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0. Introduction to Emerging Perspectives on Learning, Teaching, and Technology

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2g. Teaching and Learning in Affective Domain

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3e. Reciprocal Teaching

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3d. Situated Cognition

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3c. Cognitive Tools

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3b. Cognitive Apprenticeship

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Unit 1: Overview

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Unit 2: Overview

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3a. Piaget’s Constructivism

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Unit 3: Overview

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0. Educational Technology

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