EDUC.6460 Perspectives and Visions in Education II (Formerly 01.646)

Id: 002364 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course examines how psychology and education have been intertwined throughout the history of American education. Various psychological perspectives for educational practice will be considered. The role of research in education, including the use of psychological research methods will be considered as you begin preparing to conduct educational research. Visions of educational psychologists for utilizing psychological research findings in creating future educational practice and policies will also be explored.

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: EDUC.6450 Persp & Visions of Schooling I.

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