Psychology and Education

Compare and Contrast the Theories of Piaget and Vygotsky [WLOs: 1, 2] [CLOs: 1, 4] Prior to completing this discussion, read Chapter 7 in your textbook and Piagets Enduring Contribution to Developmental Psychology article, and watch the Play: A Vygotskian approach and Piagets Stages of

: In your response, answer all the items of the question. Problem-focused coping involves addressing a problem situation directly, especially by making a plan to change the situation, and following that plan (e.g., changing how one studies for tests or

Part 2 Presentation (8 Points) 1) Narrated Powerpoint Presentation (5 points):Students will create a narrated Powerpoint presentation. The Powerpoint should include a mix of images, text, video, and audio that outlines: lesson topic and goal(s), grade level and content area,

Assignment: Students will design an interactive computer-based lesson that has been adapted for a specific population and includes online and offline products.  This lesson should integrate instructional and assistive technology and should engage students actively with the technology. Students will

The exam is a paper.  Select any chapter from the textbook and write a paragraph answering each one of the learning objectives listed on the first page of the chapter in the textbook.  Submit the paper in Word Document format,

2 paragraph 1 page paper First paragraph: Select a fictional human character (i.e., cartoon character, film/TV character, virtual character) and consider an important event or period of time in the life of the character and the developmental processes during this

 14 Post 1 Coping: Discuss the role spirituality and religion has in your life?  How has your cultural background affected your faith? Do you think there is a link between spirituality and personality? Comment on one of the above videos. videos

Overfamiliarity with an idea can lead you to accept the information as true without questioning it. Just like the psychology myth that opposites attract, have you heard these other common psychology myths? Smiling makes you happier. We only use 10

A common way of understanding the Twentieth Century is to interpret the period as the gradual unraveling of European hegemony. At the start of the century, European states dominated the globe with unprecedented power; by the end of the century,