Psychology of Education - HMB2020

Assessment 2: Written draft

Discussions of written drafts with module tutor.

Written draft

Assessment 1: Written practice exercise

Written practice exercise

Assessment 2: Presentation

Presentation

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Written Assignment

Psychology of Education

HHB1052 - Psychology of Education

This module takes a critically reflective approach to the theories and practices of education, seeking to understand the mechanisms of enablement and disablement in education from a lifelong learning perspective. You will explore the complex factors which interact to construct learning, and will critically examine theory and practice within the context of these factors.
In this module you will explore and evaluate psychological theories as they apply to the educational setting. In addition, you will explore the practices which underpin educational settings and their relationships to psychological models. Taking a critical approach, you will examine a range of learning theories with reference to practices in schools and in adult education environments, and explore and evaluate the utility of theory in assisting the design and maintenance of educational institutions and policies with particular reference to the experiences of learners.

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HMB2020 - Psychology of Education

Critically evaluate the application of learning theory in the educational context.

Evaluate the role of wider societal frameworks in the construction of educational theory and policy.

Critically articulate the relationships between education and wider society.

Demonstrate a systematic and critical understanding of psychological learning theories relevant to education and apply models in an educational context.

Communicate ideas effectively using written, oral and visual means.

Demonstrate a critical and systematic understanding of the relationships between theory and research methodology.

Outline practices and policies which underpin education systems and demonstrate a systematic and critical understanding of their role in constructing individual learning trajectories.