Educational Psychology Review

This set of flashcards covers key concepts in educational psychology, including different teaching philosophies, assessment strategies, and the role of educational psychologists.

Realist Position

A viewpoint that asserts a reality exists that can be understood through scientific inquiry.

Relativist Position

The belief that people construct their own reality, leading to multiple interpretations of what is considered 'real'.

Qualitative Data

Data collected through interviews, observations, and personal reflections, as opposed to quantitative measures.

Practice-based Evidence

Evidence derived from the practical experience of educational psychologists rather than strictly empirical studies.

Educational Psychologist

A professional who studies how people learn and how to improve the learning process.

Assessments

Tools or methods used to evaluate student learning and performance.

Grades

Letters or symbols assigned to represent a student's level of achievement in a course.

Learning Objectives

Specific goals that outline what students are expected to learn by the end of a course.

Subjective Experience

An individual's personal interpretation of their learning process and outcomes.

Communication Skills

The abilities related to effectively conveying and receiving messages.