Description
Educational Psychology: Theory and Practice (13th Edition, Rental Edition) by Robert E. Slavin is a widely respected and accessible guide for students and educators who want to understand how psychological principles apply directly to teaching and learning. Now in its 13th edition, this foundational text bridges the gap between educational theory and real classroom practice, making it a trusted resource for future teachers and professionals in education.
The book covers essential topics such as student development, motivation, classroom management, instructional strategies, assessment, and the psychology of learning. Each chapter integrates real-world classroom scenarios and research-based strategies to help readers see how theory translates into effective teaching. Slavin’s engaging writing style and evidence-based approach help readers develop a strong understanding of how to foster academic success and student well-being.
What sets this edition apart is its emphasis on the practical application of psychological concepts in diverse and inclusive classrooms. Updated examples, digital resources, and case studies provide a contemporary look at how educators can support all learners in today’s changing educational landscape.
This Rental Edition offers affordable access to students while maintaining the complete content of the original textbook—perfect for education majors, student-teachers, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of teaching psychology.
