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Educational Psychology: Effective Teaching, Effective Learning by Elliott, Kratochwill, Littlefield Cook & Travers |
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Provides character development resources to help educators teach children about such topics as compassion, respect, responsibility, and initiative.
Features age-appropriate lesson plans for developing character and teaching ethical values. Teachers can also join a discussion group to learn more about successful character development projects.
Offers a useful summary chart of Erikson’s eight stages of psychosocial development as well as detailed descriptions of each. Additional information includes a biography, critiques, and controversies related to Erikson’s work.
Teachers can enhance students’ social interactions and cross-cultural understanding by using available resources and connecting with classrooms around the world.
Provides information about the psychological, biological, and social features of adolescence. Resources include current news and original research about adolescence, and secondary school strategies and lesson plans that enhance the social and emotional growth of students.
Investigate the influences of gender and ethnicity on an individual’s personal development. Educators can gain insight into providing an environment that fosters healthy identity development and self-esteem for all students.
Presents a chart that compares Freud’s identification theory and social learning theory.
Offers a list of descriptors that illustrates how adolescents view and understand themselves.
Includes a comparison chart of positive and negative behavioral indicators of self-esteem.
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