Human Growth
and
Development Home Page
Course
Information
Human Growth and Development Archive
(LOOK HERE FOR COURSE HANDOUTS)
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Human Growth and Development (Educational Psychology
303) Course
Overview
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Principles of Human Development (Educational Psychology
503) Course
Overview
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Aging and Education (Educational Psychology
513) Overview
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Seminar on Human Growth and Development (Educational Psychology
613) Overview
- Human Growth and Development Booklist
- Theories of Human Development
Internet
Resources
- New Mexico State Department of Education
- A good source for information about education in New Mexico. For
demographic information, see the "Fact Sheets" listed under the "Schools"
section of this very useful website.
- Annual
Editions: Human Development - Selected Websites
- A list of links to information on general human
development, infancy and
early childhood, adolescence, adult development,
aging, cognition and schooling,
family and culture, and more. Also
includes a practice test for students.
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- Bill Huitt's Home Page
- Bill Huitt is a professor at
Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Georgia.
His
Educational Psychology
Interactive
site includes overviews of humanistic psychology,
motivation, learning theory,
teacher efficacy, cognitivism, and more.
- Psych Web at Georgia Southern University
- Created by Russ
Dewey, this award winning site provides access to a wide
array of
Internet resources for students and teachers of psychology.
- Adolescence: Change and Continuity
- This site was
developed by students in Professor Nancy Darling's Transition
to
Adulthood course at the Pennsylvania State University. It includes a
section
containing questions from Middle School Teachers with answers
formulated by
the students.
- Psychology Web Pages
- A list of psychology-related
web sites sponsored by the Psychology Department,
University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign
- UNM Educational Psychology Program Home Page
- Description of the program, sample programs of study, faculty contact
information,
and a list of psychology internet resources.
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This site was created by Jan Armstrong,
University of New
Mexico, January 26, 1997.
Last update September 21, 2004 / jka.
