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EDUC 1210
Educational Psychology
Introduction to theories and applications of principles of learning, motivation, and measurement to education. Topics include learning-centered and teacher-directed approaches to instruction, theories of intelligence, exceptionality, and accommodating instruction to meet individual learners needs, creativity, assessment, and the uses of technology to facilitate learning are investigated. Prerequisite(s):
PSYC 1107
. Required for all Early Childhood and Childhood Majors. Others by permission of instructor. (Same as
PSYC 3400
.)
Credits
3