Educational psychology

Educational psychology

by Anita Woolfolk Hoy, Beth Popiel, Philip H. Winne, Nancy E. Perry

Part of 8th Editions

1987
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A text to provide beginning teachers with the tools and inspiration to become masters of their profession. Includes examples, lesson segments, case studies, and practical ideas from experienced teachers.

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    How do the real-world case studies and lesson segments in the text challenge or validate your initial assumptions about what effective teaching looks like?

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    Reflecting on your own education, can you identify a teacher from your past who embodied the "mastery" and inspiration this book advocates for, and what specific strategies did they use?

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    The text emphasizes providing tools for beginning educators; which psychological theory or concept presented in the book resonated with you the most as having immediate, practical application?

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