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Teaching Psychology : Concepts and Pedagogic Strategies
Published by Shipra Publications, 2017
ISBN 10: 8175418877ISBN 13: 9788175418875
Book First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Development of Psychology: An Overview: II. Activities: 1. The Nature of Psychology. 2. Methods of Enquiry in Psychology . 3. Sensation and Perception. 4. Human Memory. 5. Thinking. 6. Motivation and Emotion. 7. Learning and Cognition. 8. Human Development. 9. Individual Differences and Human Intelligence . 10. Attitudes, Social Cognition and Pro Social Behaviour. 11. Social Influence and Group Processes. 12. Self and Personality. 13. Psychological Disorders. 14. Therapeutic Approaches. 15. Developing Psychological Skills. The book is an innovative resource for teachers engaging with beginning learners of psychology at both the school and undergraduate level. It provides references, exercises, and experiential activities for engaging students in the classroom and beyond to bring about the joy of learning psychology. The book also serves the crucial purpose of building a critical perspective towards the discipline of psychology, its emergence and current standing vis-à-vis other disciplines in social sciences. It harmonises concepts with appropriate pedagogic strategies and provides opportunities for building of a better theory-practice interface. It is rooted in the assumption that students are repositories of experiences, previous learnings, and everyday knowledge systems, which need to be tapped and factored into the teaching-learning process. The book also attempts to initiate a self-reflective engagement of psychology teachers with the changing nature of the discipline. For this, it provides an evolutionary story of the discipline, and resources aimed at updating teachers knowledge. (jacket).
