R. No | Group Assignment |
1 to 5 | Guidance in Secondary School - High School - Higher secondary School |
6 to 10 | Significance of guidance services in schools - Functions of Guidance cells in school |
11 to 15 | Special children: types and characteristics Inclusive Education |
16 to 20 | Mental health in Indian schools – Programmes to improve Mental health in Schools |
20 to 25 | Structure of Intellect |
26 to 30 | Nature and types of intelligence tests -Uses of Intelligence Tests |
31 to 35 | Learning by conditioning, -Pavlov |
36 to 40 | Learning by trial and error, (Thorndike) |
41 to 45 | Factors influencing attention |
46 to 50 | Strategies for Improving Memory – Memory Disorders |
51 to 55 | Factors influencing motivation: Internal and external factors |
56 to 60 | Theory of self-actualisation, (Maslow) |
61 to 65 | Case study,Inventories |
66 to 70 | Projective Techniques: Meaning - TAT, Inkblot test |
71 to 75 | Factors influencing personality |
75 to 80 | Adjustment Mechanisms |
80 to 85 | Adolescence: characteristics, problems, remedy |
86 to 90 | Principles of development - Dimensions of development |
91 to 93 | scope and significance of educational psychology for teachers |
94 to 96 | branches of psychology |
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Psychology Assignment 2013-2014
PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CORE
COURSE II
PSYCHOLOGY
OF LEARNING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
OBJECTIVES:
At
the end of this course, the student - teacher trainee will be able to:
1.
Apply methods of educational psychology for studying problems associated with
education.
2.
Comprehend and use the knowledge of educational psychology in fulfilling the
obligations of a teacher.
3.
Explain the basic concepts and principles associated with human development
Explain the link between development and learning
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