Educational Psychology

This lecture notes discusses the meaning of naturalism as a philosophical doctrine and its relevance to education.

This lecture notes discusses "expressionism", a modernist movement notably in painting, film and literature that originated and developed Germany before and after the First World War.

This lecture notes discusses the meaning of "psychology", a terms which comes from the two Greek words psyche, which means soul, and logos, which means reason or study.

This lecture notes discusses the topic "dialectical materialism", often abbreviated as “Diamat”, which asserts the primacy of matter over consciousness, and of the material conditions of existence over intellectual life.

This lecture notes discusses the topic "dialectic of enlightenment".

This lecture notes discusses the topic "essentialism" a term which means the true or permanent nature of the being of a phenomenon as opposed to the “accidents” understood as the characteristics or features that may or may not be necessary in a particular being or something.

This lecture notes discusses Lawrence Kohlberg’s six stages of moral development.

This lecture notes discusses the meaning and key concepts in "Feynman Technique", with emphasis on Richard Feynman's technique.

This lecture notes discusses the meaning and key concepts in "attachment theory", with emphasis on John Bowlby's model of attachment theory.