Educational psychology books

Spanning from the end of World War II to present, this book discusses theories of adolescent development and case...  Read More >>

In The Teacher’s Year, Sarah Miller offers an honest and funny month-by-month guide to the rhythms of the school...  Read More >>

Unlock Your PhD Potential is a comprehensive guide designed to help you overcome the hurdles of securing and succeeding...  Read More >>

This collection presents expert commentary on current research in middle level education on the timely topic of...  Read More >>

In The Teacher’s Year, Sarah Miller offers an honest and funny month-by-month guide to the rhythms of the school...  Read More >>

Unlock Your PhD Potential is a comprehensive guide designed to help you overcome the hurdles of securing and succeeding...  Read More >>

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Written by a doctor with expertise in delivering Relationships and Sexuality education to teenagers, this guide...  Read More >>

This book (1986) is a practical, step-by-step guide for teachers responsible for designing and presenting special...  Read More >>

First published in 1972, Discovery Learning in the Primary School discusses and analyzes informal learning situations,...  Read More >>

At a time of concern over the influence of social media, algorithms and artificial intelligence, this book presents...  Read More >>

This practical resource guides elementary teachers through ways to ground their mathematics instruction in key human...  Read More >>

In anticipation of Tennessee Valley Authority building a model city in the geographic center of several school systems,...  Read More >>

A foundational guide to the conditions that make learning possible, focusing on readiness, relationships, and environment...  Read More >>

At a time of concern over the influence of social media, algorithms and artificial intelligence, this book presents...  Read More >>

This practical resource guides elementary teachers through ways to ground their mathematics instruction in key human...  Read More >>

As the spotlight on advanced students intensifies, so does a call for innovative approaches to talent development....  Read More >>

This captivating book provides an introduction to how laughter affects thedevelopment and wellbeing of children...  Read More >>

Operations Research has emerged as one of the most powerful tools for scientific decision-making in modern organizations....  Read More >>

This book presents research-based strategies for helping students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally...  Read More >>

A double learning problem faces the students of Education: their own problems of learning and those of their pupils....  Read More >>

First published in 1987, Child Observation Skills offers an engaging exploration of the history, philosophy, and...  Read More >>

Operations Research has emerged as one of the most powerful tools for scientific decision-making in modern organizations....  Read More >>

This captivating book provides an introduction to how laughter affects thedevelopment and wellbeing of children...  Read More >>

Drawing on the psychological framework of Hope Theory, combined with hope-based leadership practices and real experiences...  Read More >>