EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY INTERACTIVE
Readings in Educational Psychology

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Last updated: March 2010


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Introduction to Education

Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Educational Psychology

Higher Education

The Scientific Method

Educational Research

Science and Religion As Sources of Knowledge

Dynamic Systems and Cybernetics

Quantum Theory and Dynamic Systems

Feedback and Associated Mechanisms

Dynamic Systems and Psychology

Quantum Theory and Psychology

Dynamic Systems and Education

Systems Theory and Organizations

Information Age, Conceptual Age, and the Future (Sociocultural Evolution)

The Ecology of Development

Social Capital

Overview

Spiritual (Religious) Capital

Family [Expanded list]

Friendships and Networking

Work and Career

Community

Culture [See Culture]

Other Context Factors

Holistic/Integral/Integrative/Integrated Education (Expanded list)

Educational Reform

School Choice and Privatization (Charter Schools, Vouchers, Homeschooling, etc.)

School Characteristics and Processes

Leadership

Teacher Characteristics

Student Characteristics

Overview Learning Style Personality, Temperament

Desired Student Outcomes

Human Development

Overview

Infancy, Toddlerhood, Early Childhood

Middle Childhood and Adolescence

Adulthood

Integral Views of Psychology and Human Development

Development of the Self

Overview

Self-Esteem/Self-Concept

Self-Efficacy

Student Learning Disabilities

Adult Learning

Brain and Biology

Mind and Behavior  

Consciousness

Spiritual Development

Spirituality

Science and Spirituality Spirituality and Education/Schooling Science and Design Science and Religion Religion and Schooling

Physical Development

Genetics

  • Baker, K. (2004). Behavioral genetics: An introduction to how genes and environments interact through development to shape differences in mood, personality, and intelligence. Washington, DC: American Association for the Advancement of Science and The Hastings Center. Retrieved October 2004, from http://www.aaas.org/spp/bgenes/publications.shtml
  • Bornholdt, S. (2001). Modeling genetic networks and their evolution: A complex dynamical systems perspective. Biological Chemistry, 382, 1289-1299. Retrieved August 2001, from http://www.degruyter.com/journals/bc/2001/pdf/382_1289.pdf

The Body

Nutrition

  • Gailliot, M., Baumeister, R., DeWall, C. N., Maner, J., Plant, E. A., Tice, D., Brewer, L. (in press). Self-control relies on glucose as a limited energy source: Willpower is more than a methaphor. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. Retrieved January 2007, from http://www.psy.fsu.edu/~baumeistertice/gailliotetal2006.doc

Drug-free

Learning Theories (Overview)

Behavioral Learning Theories (Classical and Operant Conditioning)

Sensation, Perception, and Awareness

Cognition, Thinking, and Knowing

Overview

Information Processing

Memory

Cognitive and Concept Maps

Cognitive Domain

Cognitive Task Analysis

Intelligence

Multiple Intelligences

Cognitive Development

Critical Thinking

Creative Thinking

Critical vs. Creative Thinking

Metacognition

Problem Solving & Decision Making

Wisdom

Study Methods

Affect and Emotion (Emotions, Socioemotional Development,Values)

Overview

Emotional Intelligence

Emotional Regulation

Empathy

Happiness

Forgiveness

Optimism

Positive Emotions

Resiliency

Subjective Well-Being

Values

Affect/Emotion & Learning

Humanistic/Open Education

Positive Psychology

Conation, Volition, and Self-regulation (Paradigms, Goals/Needs, Will)

Overview

Purpose of Life

Goals/Needs

Self-regulation/Self-control/Self-discipline

Applications

Social Learning and Social Cognition

Social Development and Relationships

Relationship of Cognition, Affect, and Conation

Moral Development and Character Education

Overview

Theory

Practice

Programs

Specific Virtues, Values, Strengths, Attributes

Motivation

Human Flourishing

Classroom Practice

Curriculum and Lesson Planning

Classroom Instruction

Instructional Design

Overview

Instructivism

Constructivism

Connectivism

Considering Individual Differences

Cooperative Learning

Curriculum Issues

Overview Mathematics Mathematics and the Arts Reading/Language Arts Science Science & Religion Arts & Humanities Second Language

Classroom Management

Compensatory Education and Drop-out Prevention

Technology and Education

Distance Learning

Service Learning

Assessment, Measurement, and Evaluation

Overview

Traditional Approaches

Constructivistic/Progress Approaches

Standardized Testing

Student Achievement in Basic Skills

Outcomes-Based Education

Data-based Decision Making

Program Evaluation

Teacher Education and Teacher Certification  

Teacher and Faculty Performance

School Counseling


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Dr. William G. (Bill) Huitt
Dept. of Psychology & Counseling
Valdosta State University
Valdosta, GA 31698-0001

whuitt AT valdosta DOT edu

(229) 333-5930