Educational Psychology
Minor
Why Minor in Educational Psychology?
This program provides students extended study on broad
topics related to :
- developmental learning theory
- sound teaching methods
- classroom management techniques
- behavioral management techniques
- behavioral assessment and management
- classroom assessment
- test construction
- psychology of adolescent education
- it can be helpful in complementing an educator's work
in coping with classroom situations.
- It can help one understand , predict, and control
behavior in learning situations.
- Educational Psychology is also good preparation for
those considering a graduate program in School Psychology or Guidance
Counseling.
What courses comprise the Minor?
- EDSP 102 Educational Psychology
- EDSP 477 Assessment of Student Learning
- EDSP 373 Psychology of Adolescent Education (Spring
only)
- EDSP 378 Learning 378 (Spring only)
- EDSP 376 Behavior Problems (Fall only)
How do Students Declare a Minor in
Educational Psychology?
- Request a Minor application from the EDSP office -
Stouffer 246.
- Complete the "Student Information" and meet with your
academic advisor for approval and a signature.
- Return the completed application to the department
office (246) for Dr. Briscoe's signature. (EP Minor advisor)
Additional Benefits
- Completed Minors are indicated on your transcript.
- Minor projects enrich your academic and professional
portfolio.
- Additional related extracurricular activities are
available to Minors (Provide the office with your email address to stay
informed).
- You can become a member of the "IUP Educational
Psychology Organization"
IUP Educational Psychology Organization
Mission Statement:
This organization's mission is to promote the awareness
of students and educators of the educational and psychological needs of
children through scholastic, community, and professional involvement.
Membership is open to all members of the IUP community.
Faculty Advisors:
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