Teachers and educators

Those interested in the health and social field

Researchers and workers in the field of scientific research

Interested in self-development and personal development

Among the topics that educational psychology is concerned with are:

Child and adolescent development in the context of education: It examines how the individual changes and develops during childhood and adolescence, and how his psychological and mental development can be stimulated through the educational process.

Learning and memory processes: It examines how students learn and how information is stored in memory and retrieved when needed.

Academic Motivation and Achievement: It examines effective motivation and encouragement methods for students, and how to achieve academic achievement.

Academic achievement and educational evaluation: It is concerned with studying the level of academic achievement of students and how to evaluate their academic achievement.

Behavioral problems in the classroom and how to deal with them: It deals with the study of undesirable behaviors among students and how to deal with them by teachers.

Special Education and Student Needs-Based Education: Examines how to provide appropriate education for students with special needs and students with different abilities.

Educational psychology aims to improve teaching and learning through a better understanding of the psychological processes and developmental needs of students. This specialization contributes to improving the educational process, developing teaching strategies, and effective communication between teacher and student.

Introduction to Educational Psychology.

The science of learning and psychological development.

The science of development and child and adolescent development.

The science of personality and human behavior.

The science of intelligence and mental abilities.

Mental health science and educational counseling.