EDUCATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
SHASHVAT PRIYAM KHARE
B.P.ED – 8TH SEM
466
WHAT IS EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY ?
 Educational psychology is
the branch of
psychology concerned with
the scientific study of
human learning.
WHAT IS ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT ?
 The period of life between 11 years
and 19 years when the body
undergoes changes leading to
reproductive maturity is called
adolescence.
 Between the ages of 11 years and 19
years children are called adolescents.
 During this period adolescents are
called teenagers.
ASPECTS OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
Physical Development
Cognitive Development
Psycho-Social
Development
Physical Development
 Height & Weight Changes
 Secondary Sex Characteristics
 Continued Brain Development
 Growth Spurt
 Menstruation and hormonal changes
 Weight gain = muscles for boys; fat for
girls
Secondary Sex Characteristics:
 Pubic hair
 Menarche or penis growth
 Voice changes for boys
 Underarm hair
 Facial hair growth for boys
 Increased production of oil, sweat glands,
acne
 Teens may sleep more
Cognitive Development
 Advanced Reasoning Skills
 Abstract Thinking Skills
 Meta-Cognition
 Intellectual interests expand and gain in
importance
 Developing the ability to think about
thinking in a process known as meta-
cognition
 Think about how they feel and what they
are thinking
FACTS:~
 The amygdala of the brain is
where emotions are regulated.
This area is influenced heavily by
hormones produced during
adolescence. Risky behaviors
and emotional outbursts may
result.
How Do These Changes
Affect Teens?
 Heightened self-consciousness
 Believes no one else has experienced
feelings/emotions
 Tend to become cause-oriented
 Tend to exhibit a “justice orientation”
 “It can’t happen to me” syndrome
Psycho-Social Development
 Establishing identity
 Establishing autonomy
 Establishing intimacy
 Become comfortable with one’s
sexuality
 Achievement
CHARACTERISTICS:~
 Becoming independent and self-governing within
relationships
 Make and follow through with decisions
 Live with own set of principles of right/wrong
 Less emotionally dependent on parents
 Learns intimacy and sex not same thing
 Learned within context of same-sex friendships;
then in romantic relationships
 Develops close, open, honest, caring, and trusting
relationships
ASSESMENT :-
1. NAME THE THREE ASPECTS OF ADOLESCENT
DEVELOPMENT?
2. WHAT IS THE OTHER NAME OF
ADOLESCENCE?
THANK YOU!

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY :- ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

  • 1.
  • 2.
    WHAT IS EDUCATIONALPSYCHOLOGY ?  Educational psychology is the branch of psychology concerned with the scientific study of human learning.
  • 3.
    WHAT IS ADOLESCENTDEVELOPMENT ?  The period of life between 11 years and 19 years when the body undergoes changes leading to reproductive maturity is called adolescence.  Between the ages of 11 years and 19 years children are called adolescents.  During this period adolescents are called teenagers.
  • 4.
    ASPECTS OF ADOLESCENTDEVELOPMENT Physical Development Cognitive Development Psycho-Social Development
  • 5.
    Physical Development  Height& Weight Changes  Secondary Sex Characteristics  Continued Brain Development  Growth Spurt  Menstruation and hormonal changes  Weight gain = muscles for boys; fat for girls
  • 6.
    Secondary Sex Characteristics: Pubic hair  Menarche or penis growth  Voice changes for boys  Underarm hair  Facial hair growth for boys  Increased production of oil, sweat glands, acne  Teens may sleep more
  • 7.
    Cognitive Development  AdvancedReasoning Skills  Abstract Thinking Skills  Meta-Cognition  Intellectual interests expand and gain in importance  Developing the ability to think about thinking in a process known as meta- cognition  Think about how they feel and what they are thinking
  • 8.
    FACTS:~  The amygdalaof the brain is where emotions are regulated. This area is influenced heavily by hormones produced during adolescence. Risky behaviors and emotional outbursts may result.
  • 9.
    How Do TheseChanges Affect Teens?  Heightened self-consciousness  Believes no one else has experienced feelings/emotions  Tend to become cause-oriented  Tend to exhibit a “justice orientation”  “It can’t happen to me” syndrome
  • 10.
    Psycho-Social Development  Establishingidentity  Establishing autonomy  Establishing intimacy  Become comfortable with one’s sexuality  Achievement
  • 11.
    CHARACTERISTICS:~  Becoming independentand self-governing within relationships  Make and follow through with decisions  Live with own set of principles of right/wrong  Less emotionally dependent on parents  Learns intimacy and sex not same thing  Learned within context of same-sex friendships; then in romantic relationships  Develops close, open, honest, caring, and trusting relationships
  • 12.
    ASSESMENT :- 1. NAMETHE THREE ASPECTS OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT? 2. WHAT IS THE OTHER NAME OF ADOLESCENCE?
  • 13.