Educational Psychology and Development

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The Educational Psychology and Development course delves into key aspects of learning, behaviour, and development across childhood and adolescence. Participants will study theories of cognitive, emotional, and social development, examining how these influence educational outcomes. This course provides insight into child development stages, individual differences, and strategies for supporting learning and personal growth. Understanding development is essential for educators, learning support professionals, and those working in child-focused roles to foster positive learning environments.

Learners will explore developmental psychology theories, behaviour management strategies, and practical methods for assessing learning and development. By focusing on development, participants will be able to identify challenges, support emotional wellbeing, and enhance educational experiences. Graduates will leave with an informed understanding of educational development, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to schools, childcare settings, and educational programmes. This course equips learners with the knowledge to support growth, monitor development, and understand psychological principles in educational contexts.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key theories and principles of child development effectively.
• Analyse cognitive, social, and emotional development in educational contexts.
• Identify strategies to support learning and developmental progress.
• Apply psychological principles to improve developmental outcomes for children.
• Evaluate developmental stages to inform educational support and interventions.

Who is this Course For:

• Educators looking to enhance knowledge of child development principles.
• Teaching assistants supporting pupils in learning and development.
• Parents interested in understanding educational and developmental psychology concepts.
• Childcare practitioners aiming to improve developmental support strategies.
• Students pursuing careers in educational psychology or developmental studies.

Career Path & Average UK Salaries:

• Educational Psychologist – £45,000
• Learning Support Coordinator – £28,000
• Child Development Officer – £30,000
• SEN Specialist Teacher – £32,000
• Behavioural Therapist – £33,000
• Early Years Practitioner – £25,000