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    Student-centered Teaching: Challenges in Asia

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan October 29, 2007October 20, 2026

    Of all the educational objectives a teacher would desire to accomplish, one remains to be the most vital, yet challenging. It is the objective to engage students in critical and creative thinking in the process of learning. This is a…

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  • Cognitive Psychology

    Chapter 6: Belief about Self

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan October 8, 2007October 20, 2026

    Questions : › What are some of the factors that contribute toward the success of students at school? › What are some of the factors that contribute toward the failure of students at school? › Which one of these factors do you think is the…

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  • Behavior Management Forum

    PSYC384 Forum: Question No.2 (Consequences)

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan October 8, 2007October 20, 2026

    According to B. F. Skinner, behavior is shaped and maintained by its consequences. What mattered most to Skinner was what happened after a response occurred. This means that teachers/parents can increase or decrease a particular target…

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    Harnessing Emotion to Boost Learning

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 26, 2007October 20, 2026

    “Keep Quiet…” As children enter into the classroom, the most common expectation a teacher would have is for them to take their seats, sit quietly, take out their books, and wait for the next instruction. However, this is an inevitably…

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    PSYC384 Forum: Question No.1 (Rewards)

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 19, 2007October 20, 2026

    We talked a lot about the ills of rewards, when used in conjunction with behavior management in the classroom. Some say that rewards can be effective tools for correcting inappropriate behavior. Some say that rewards could actually become…

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    Test-taking is Learning, ONE MORE TIME…!

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 19, 2007October 20, 2026

    “In my view the main purpose of language testing is to provide opportunities for learning, both for the students who are being tested, and for the professionals who are administering the tests” (Tomlinson, 2005) I totally, completely,…

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    Textbook Definition vs. Students’ Definitions

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 11, 2007October 20, 2026

    Teachers are often comfortable to present students with definitions, explanations, and descriptions of concepts (especially if they are new) from textbooks. While this is not a harmful practice, I wonder how many of us want to convince…

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    Focusing on Strengths: A New Approach to Behavior Management

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 2, 2007October 20, 2026

    Managing children’s disruptive behavior at home and in the classroom is one of the most frustrating tasks for parents and teachers. Most adults learn and utilize numerous techniques for managing children’s behavior only to find themselves…

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  • Cognitive Psychology

    Chapter 2: Sensory, Short-Term/Working, and Long-Term Memory

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan September 1, 2007October 20, 2026

    “Minds are like parachutes – they only function when open” – Thomas Dewar Memory (psychology) – processes by which people and other organisms encode, store, and retrieve information. Encoding refers to the initial perception and…

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    Choosing a ‘Good’ Pre-school for Your Child

    ByDr. Edward Roy Krishnan August 27, 2007October 20, 2026

    Introduction Schooling is one of the most fascinating and vital components in a child’s life. Although the school is a social institution that is relatively slow in adapting to and meeting the demands of the changing world, it still plays…

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