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    Educational psychology focuses on how people learn, including both typical and gifted learners. It involves studying the learning process, teaching methods, student outcomes, individual differences in learning styles, learning disabilities, and giftedness. Educational psychology is important for teachers as it helps them understand student potential and abilities, identify each student's learning process, assess student progress over time, solve learning problems, motivate students, and direct students' talents appropriately.

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    WELCOME

    IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATIONAL
    PSYCHOLOGY
    Submitted by
    Praveena L
    Department of Physical Science
    INTRODUCTION
     Educational psychology focuses on how people learn,
    which includes ordinary learners as well as gifted
    learners. It involves the learning process, teaching
    procedures, results of students, differences in individual
    learning procedures, individual learning disabilities and
    gifted learners. Psychologists working in this branch of
    psychology are keen on finding out how people grasp
    and retain new information. There are many psychology
    courses online that can help you to learn in detail about
    this branch of psychology
    IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATIONAL
    PSYCHOLOGY
    •It helps the teacher to get to know his potential to teach
    and the abilities of the learners.
    •It assists the teacher in the identifying the learning
    process.
    •It helps the teacher to asses each student and to know
    where he stands and how he has grown.
    It helps the teacher to solve the learning problems of each
    student.
    It helps the teacher to motivate the student to learn and to
    increase his ability in memorizing.
    It helps to teacher to identify the differences each student
    has according to his or her own limits.
     It helps the teacher to channel the students’ abilities in
    the right direction

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