Course Description
This course discusses the meaning, scope and contribution of educational psychology, student development, learning theories, personality aspects that influence learning, learning difficulties, counseling guidance in schools, and classroom management for effective learning. Lectures are carried out using direct learning, independent assignments, and group discussions.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Mastering the basic concepts of educational psychology, learner development, learning theory, and aspects of personality that affect learning, and non-formal classroom management aspects of personality that affect learning, and non-formal classroom management (C2).
- Able to assess the concepts and theories within the scope of educational psychology that are relevant to solving cases of learning or learning difficulties in the scope of non-formal education (A3).
- Responsible for individual and group learning performance, by showing active involvement in carrying out the tasks and roles assigned both individually and in groups during the learning process (A5).
- Ready in Utilizing learning resources and ICT-assisted learning media to support learning implementation (P2).