Relationship of Education & Psychology: A review
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Human Achievements, Biological Aspect, Education, Intelligence, Psychologists, educational psychologyAbstract
Psychologists that specialize in educational psychology look for methods to make teaching and learning more efficient for both teachers and students while requiring as little time and effort as possible. As a result, it is classified as an educational service. In the same way that science and technology have helped us achieve maximum output with minimal input in terms of time and labour in our daily activities, it has simplified chores and enhanced the efficiency of teachers or all those involved in the process and products of education.
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