How to increase student’s enrollment in your institution?

How to increase student’s enrollment in in your institution?

• Scholarship / Fellowship
• Canvas by door to door distribution of pamphlets
• News Paper Advertisement
• Bit Notice in Daily news paper as a enclosure with the help of local distributors
• Toppers and achievers profile in front of the institution
• Honour to good scorers in a function such as annual day, sports day, Graduation day etc
• Add Special Training with regular stream
• Extra Curricular Activities and achievement focused, Value inculcation
• Website updating
• News Letters
• Alumni meeting
• Google Adds
• Face book adds
• Local Media Advertisement
• Innovative teaching methods
• Psychological Exposure by appointing career and guidance counselor in institutions

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 Concept by Dr.M.Suresh Kumar Ph.D.,
Director,
Redpond Educational and Psychological Research Centre,
No-7, Vivekanandar Street, New Vilangudi,
Madurai, Tamilnadu, India - 625018
contact number - +91 97504 06463

Important Area or Questions in B.Ed. Psychology in India

PSYCHOLOGY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

1. Meaning, definition, scope and importance of Educational Psychology.
2. Growth and development – characteristics & differentiate.
3. Piaget – Cognitive development / concept formation.
4. Kolberg – moral development.
5. Learning theories – Pavlov, Thorndike, and Skinner.
6. Memory & Forgetting – curve.
7. Individual difference – Heredity & Environment.
8. Erickson – Social development.
9. Creativity & Problem solving – Procedure and characteristics.
10. Aptitude / Attitude / interest – differentiate.
11. How to promote mental health.
12. Methods of Psychology & Branches of Psychology.
13. Attention factors
14. Sensation, Perception and Errors in perception illusion and Hallucination.
15. Guidance & counseling / mental health.
16. Emotional development or emotional intelligence.
17. Motivation theories & Motivation in the classroom.
18. Intelligence theories & measurement.
19. Personality theory – Sigmund Freud.
20. Projective Techniques – Personality Assessment.