What is educational psychology? Our guide breaks down this career path and requirements for entering the field.

As popular as learning-style teaching theories may be, a group of cognitive psychologists say, there's no evidence to support their widespread use.

Because the need for social justice and for the ability to solve complex problems are equally urgent, critical pedagogy and constructivism are both necessary to support deep learning for all students.

Education theories stress not only societal context of education, but also educational philosophy, anthropology and psychology of learning. A formal curriculum theory, viz. Taba–Tyler rationale, has ...

This article examines the origins, influence, and contemporary understandings of class-based theories of student resistance in education, contributing to or emerging from Learning to Labor by Paul ...

A comprehensive review by European researchers reveals that while educational chatbots are widely used and often effective, most lack theoretical grounding and standardized evaluation. The study urges ...

Lev Vygotsky was a seminal and pioneering Russian psychologist best known for his sociocultural theory. He believed that learning is inherently a social process. He argued that social interaction ...

MR. SPENCER’S treatise on education consists of four essays, originally contributed to English reviews, and first collected and published in this country in 1860. The first essay discusses the ...