EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND MAJOR PERSPECTIVES OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Saydamatova Nigora Sheralievna , Teacher of the Tashkent State Agrarian UniversityAbstract
This article covers "the basic perspectives of educational psychology and educational psychology" on understanding the basic perspectives of educational psychology implemented in our educational system.
Keywords
psychology, popular branches, students, early childhood, Principles of educational psychology.
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