Educational Psychology

Peer learning psychology looks at what happens in students’ minds when they learn from and with one another rather than

Attribution retraining is an approach that helps students change the explanations they give for their academic results, especially for setbacks.

Attributions for failure are the reasons students give themselves when a test, assignment or performance goes badly. A low grade

Attributions for success are the explanations people give themselves when something goes well, such as a high test score, a

Learning beliefs development describes how a person’s assumptions about knowledge and learning take shape and change over the years. Every

The reciprocal determinism concept is Albert Bandura’s idea that a person’s inner factors, their behavior and their environment continually influence

Social cognitive theory is Albert Bandura’s account of how people learn by observing others, thinking about what they see and

Emotion regulation strategies are the ways people influence which emotions they have, when they have them and how they experience

Sleep and learning are closely connected, because the brain uses sleep to stabilize new memories and to restore the attention

Arousal regulation strategies are techniques that help a learner adjust their level of physical and mental activation so it suits