Educational psychology books

In this unique, important book, teacher Amber Chandler engages us in an honest discussion of how we can counteract...  Read More >>

First published in 1980, Motivating Students examines the nature of motivation among students in higher education,...  Read More >>

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This book examines ideas for promoting positive experiences and adaptations for children with disabilities and chronic...  Read More >>

يهدف البحث إلى تطوير تصميم المدارس الحالية، وإيجاد معايير جديدة تكون أكثر مُلاءَمة للخصائص الإدراكية والمعرفية لطلاب...  Read More >>

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Internal Family Systems Therapy with Children, 2nd Edition offers a new way of understanding and supporting children...  Read More >>

Originally published in 1998, the aim of this book was both to reflect current knowledge of perceptual development...  Read More >>

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Oral Hamartoma is a comprehensive and clinically focused guide dedicated to the understanding of oral hamartomas-rare...  Read More >>

The Mental Health Minute is a practical, easy-to-use resource designed to equip middle school educators with engaging,...  Read More >>

Many young children experience trauma – how can we help them? Every child will one day face challenges as an adult...  Read More >>

Drop-out, Push-out, or Walk-out?: (Re)imagining Education for Young Mothers and Pregnant Adolescents delves into...  Read More >>

The Mental Health Minute is a practical, easy-to-use resource designed to equip middle school educators with engaging,...  Read More >>

Many young children experience trauma – how can we help them? Every child will one day face challenges as an adult...  Read More >>

En tant que psychologue scolaire, l'auteur pousse sa curiosité scientifique en voulant savoir si ce qui est appris...  Read More >>

Supercognition analyzes the intersection of human cognitive development and artificial intelligence, arguing that...  Read More >>

This exciting book reveals how teachers can help young people become expert learners. Drawing on three key themes...  Read More >>

This exciting book reveals how teachers can help young people become expert learners. Drawing on three key themes...  Read More >>

This book examines strategies for strengthening collaborations – and improving sometimes problematic relationships...  Read More >>

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Mentoring shouldn’t just be for new teachers! In this helpful resource, authors Karen Weller Swanson and Micki M....  Read More >>

This text is the first of its kind and provides counselor educators and supervisors, who teach university level...  Read More >>