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Minds on Psychology for Teaching Methods, by Harold Jones, Ph.D. offers the pre-service teacher, and parents, a well-organized supplement to a typical educational psychology course. The book takes a cognitive processing model approach to learning rather than a behaviorist model of learning. The chapter outline of questions, answers in terms of concept development and application, points to remember and things to avoid serves as a sound scaffold to build upon. This text can serve as a valuable addition to the pre-service teacher's and parent's toolkit. It can also serve as a valuable refresher to in-service teachers. I recommend this book for teachers and parents. -- Porter E. Coggins III

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Harold Jones has been an elementary teacher, middle school math and science teacher and a high school math teacher. After a career in K-12 teaching he became a teacher educator at the university level. He has experience in rural schools as well as urban schools. A year of work with the Santee Sioux provided him a first hand experience with native Americans. During his college level work he became very interested in translating cognitive psychology as a basis for teaching methods which is the impetus for this book.

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