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Educational psychology encompasses various theoretical branches that contribute to understanding how individuals learn and develop in educational settings. Social constructivism, particularly Vygotsky'
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emphasizes on the
symbiotic relationship between behavior, environment, person, cognitive factors. Social Cognitive theory Social Constructivism Vigotsky linked language learning to
culture. Behavioural Psychology Cognitive Psychology Developmental Psychology factors influencing learning Enviroment Teaching Strategies Comprenhensible input of the learning Understanding teaching and learning in educational settings Educational Psychology Strategies of language learning Memory-related Strategies help learners link one L2 concept with another Compensatory Strategies Using synonyms Metacognitive Strategies identifying one’s own learning style
preferences Social Strategies exploring cultural and social norms) Affective Strategies help in identifying one’s mood Cognitive Strategies manipulate the language material Consist on Branches of educational psychology
