Educational Psychology Windows on Classrooms

Offer your students a window on the classroom they will soon encounter with a text that is uniquely...Case-Based. One of the defining features of this text is that it stands above the others in the frequency of references to its opening case studies. They are richly integrated, elaborated and now illustrated throughout the chapter. Chapters end with another case and questions that offer students opportunities to apply chapter content to classroom settings and to practice answering test items to prepare them for the PRAXIS II '„¢ exam. Many text case studies have accompanying video cases.Exceptionally Applied. Every theory and concept presented is examined through its application in classrooms. Features such as Classroom Connections and Instructional Strategies lay out very concrete guidelines for applying key chapter content. Applications are also present in the margin notes.Filled with Practice for PRAXIS '„¢ . Prepare your students for the PRAXIS II '„¢ (Principles of Learning and Teaching) exam with practice features in the text and website. End-of-chapter case questions provide students with opportunities to answer assessment items to prepare them for the PRAXIS II '„¢ exam. The "Practice for PRAXIS '„¢ " module on the website provides suggested responses to those questions. A new Appendix ties the content in the book to the PRAXIS II '„¢ .Expanded with Key Content Changes. This new edition offers significantly expanded coverage in three key areas knowledge construction, motivation, and assessment. A new Chapter 8 addresses "Constructing Understanding" and two chapters each are now devoted to motivation and assessment.Eggen, Paul D. is the author of 'Educational Psychology Windows on Classrooms', published 2003 under ISBN 9780131108400 and ISBN 0131108409.