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Psychology of Human Learning

Psychology of Human Learning

Course Number: EDUC X330.26

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2 units

Principles of cognitive, developmental, and social psychology, as they apply to the exceptional learner, are examined in this course. Current research is reviewed as it relates to individual differences, learning processes, theories and problems of learning, and the impacts of motivation and intelligence on the learner. Fundamentals of physical, motor, social, and emotional development at critical stages are examined.

Available Sections

Starting Feb 11

183EDY002

Starting Feb 11
183EDY002

Course Fees

$345 Early Bird Discount ends on Feb 5
$395 after Feb 5

Instructor

Suzanne Martin [ bio ]

close [x] Suzanne L. Martin, M.A., Lead School Psychologist, Riverside Unified School District, has extensive experience conducting comprehensive assessments to identify disabilities, developing behavior plans, providing counseling, and collaborating with staff and parents to ensure positive educational outcomes for students. Ms. Martin is also a Level IV Expert Interpreter in American Sign Language and is skilled at working with diverse populations, taking into consideration socioeconomic status, cultural differences, disabilities, and socio-emotional factors. 

Schedule:

Begins:
Feb 11 - Mar 17, 2019

Location:

Online Course Moodle

Section Notes:

None.

Textbook:

Mandatory
"How the Special Needs Brain Learns Third Edition"
David A. Sousa
ISBN: 978-1506327020

Prerequisites

Applicable Certificates

Available Sections

Riverside

Section No.: 183EDY002

Dates: Feb 11 - Mar 17, 2019

Instructor: Suzanne Martin

Textbook: Mandatory
"How the Special Needs Brain Learns Third Edition"
David A. Sousa
ISBN: 978-1506327020

Location: Online Course

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