Psychology for Teachers
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Psychology for Teachers

by Paul Castle, Scott Buckler

educational psychology Teacher Resource
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Psychology for Teachers provides an accessible foundation in psychological ideas for education professionals and students. Written by Paul Castle and Scott Buckler, it explores the relationship between psychology, teaching, and learning, making it a useful starting point for readers seeking to connect psychological understanding with educational practice.

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

It connects the study of psychology with the professional context of teaching and learning.

The book is suited to teachers and education students seeking a clear foundation in relevant psychological ideas.

Paul Castle and Scott Buckler provide an accessible resource for exploring how psychology can inform educational practice.

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