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EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY INTERACTIVE Readings in Educational Psychology Developed by: William G. Huitt Last updated: June 2002 Return to: | Courses | Home | Introduction to Education and Educational Psychology Anonymous. (2001). History 101. World Magazine, 16(16), 8-18. Arcilla, R. (1994). How can the misanthrope learn (Philosophy of Education Yearbook). Urbana-Champaigne, IL: Philosophy of ...

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Division 15 - Educational Psychology provides a collegial environment for psychologists with interest in research, teaching, or practice in educational settings at all levels to present and publish papers about their work. Division members' work is concerned with theory, methodology, and applications to a broad spectrum of teaching, training, and learning issues.

This website was created to be an online instructional resource for students and faculty in educational and school psychology courses. It has a tutorial about searching ERIC on-line, references about how to use the Mental Measurements Yearbook, a discussion board, bibliograpy of print resources, syllabi collections, class handouts and assignments, as well as links to many topics relevant to OhioLINK and Internet resources.

Telling the Stories of Educational Psychology David C. Berliner College of Education Arizona State University In addition to understanding, prediction, and control, the goal of educational psychology is to influence practice. This requires attention to the fact that people have a preference for stories, meaningful narratives about other people and the problems that they face in every day life.