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"EdPsych Modules" (3rd Edition) is a comprehensive textbook designed to offer insights into the psychological principles relevant to education. This edition includes updated research findings, practical applications, and engaging modules that aid educators and students in understanding core educational psychology concepts. The book is structured into various modules that cover topics like learning theories, motivation, assessment, and the social context of learning, making it a versatile resource for both teaching and learning.
The authors of "EdPsych Modules" are Dr. Jeffrey S. Killion and Dr. Mary E. McMahon, both of whom bring extensive experience in the field of educational psychology. This collaborative effort reflects their commitment to providing an accessible and informative text that caters to a diverse readership, including teachers, school counselors, and educational administrators. The practical approach taken by the authors helps bridge the gap between theory and practice, allowing educators to apply the psychological concepts in real-world settings effectively.
The book is published by Cengage Learning, a leading publisher in educational resources. The third edition has been updated to reflect contemporary issues in education and incorporates contributions from various educators and researchers, enhancing the depth and breadth of the content. The ISBN for "EdPsych Modules" (3rd Edition) is 978-1-305-25786-0, which makes it easy for readers to locate and purchase the book. This edition provides a robust foundation for understanding educational psychology and its implications for teaching and learning.
With a focus on active learning and practical application, "EdPsych Modules" serves as both a textbook for courses in educational psychology and a self-study guide for educators seeking to enhance their professional practice. The modules encourage reflective thinking and critical analysis, allowing readers to explore complex issues in education and ultimately improve student outcomes. This edition not only informs but also inspires future educators to engage with psychological concepts that make a difference in the classroom.
