HD 3110

HD 3110

Course information provided by the Courses of Study 2019-2020.

Educational psychology is the application of psychological principles and concepts to cases of teaching and learning. We study behavioral, cognitive, embodied, and social-cultural perspectives on learning and thinking, and we use them in planning and reflecting on weekly fieldwork outside the classroom. In the process, we become more mindful and skilled learners ourselves and better facilitators of others' learning.

When Offered Fall, Spring.

Distribution Category (CA-HE, KCM-HE)
Course Attribute (CU-CEL)

Outcomes
  • Be able to analyze and improve instructional materials and methods in terms of their ... Appropriateness for a given learning goal Demands on memory Demands on attention Demands on their ability to process the language of instruction Assumptions about the level of intellectual abstraction that learners are capable of Potential to activate learner motivation
  • Be more efficient and effective at reading, summarizing, and asking critical questions about peer-reviewed original research in educational psychology
  • Be more comfortable and skilled at facilitating learning for another person (through questioning, listening, and observing learners at work)

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Syllabi:
  •   Regular Academic Session.  Choose one studio and one field studies. Combined with: COMM 3110EDUC 3110

  • 4 Credits GradeNoAud

  • 17592 HD 3110   STU 501

  • 14191 HD 3110   FLD 801

    • M
    • Duff, B

  • 14192 HD 3110   FLD 802

    • T
    • Duff, B

  • 14193 HD 3110   FLD 803

    • W
    • Duff, B

  • 14194 HD 3110   FLD 804

    • W
    • Duff, B

  • 14195 HD 3110   FLD 805

    • R
    • Duff, B

  • 14196 HD 3110   FLD 806

    • F
    • Duff, B