Psychology for Teachers
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Psychology for Teachers

by Paul Castle, Scott Buckler

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Psychology for Teachers presents psychological ideas in an educational context, offering teachers and education students a foundation for thinking about teaching, learning, and professional practice. Written by Paul Castle and Scott Buckler, it connects the study of psychology with the everyday concerns of education.

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Psychology for Teachers introduces psychological perspectives for readers working in or preparing for education.

The book explores how psychological understanding can support reflection on teaching and learning.

It is designed to connect psychology with the professional context of teachers.

Written by Paul Castle and Scott Buckler, this title provides a foundation for considering the relationship between psychology and education.

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