Psychology of Learning for Instruction

This is a great book for anyone wanting to learn about learning theories. The author includes great examples and the layout makes logical sense. I would highly recommend this book.

The book was an easy read, sometimes textbooks are a bit dry but this one was pretty good at getting the information across without talking over heads.

Awesome content.

This text provides a very comprehensive coverage of the theories of learning for instruction. I gained tremendous insight of the various theories from behaviorism to constructivism. I particularly appreciated the application of the various theories to the story of "Kermit and the Keyboard" throughout the text. Definitely resourceful if you are coming to educational psychology for the first time or revisiting it.

I needed this book for my class and it was in very good condition. The owner kept it in good condition. Thank you

This book was required for a graduate class. Be warned this is a very dense textbook. I consider myself a skilled reader with a good vocabulary, but I found myself rereading many sections of this book. It was difficult, and at times confusing, to derive meaning. It is well researched, but I needed other sources to supplement it. The Book arrived a day ahead of schedule, and was in very good condition.

I read this book for a course in a masters program and found it to be very relevant to the course material as well as my own classroom. The text is clearly organized and is easy to read and understand.

You should buy it whatever the background you have, you should purchase it!The author is great, really great!The literature review is even greater! Everybody should buy it and read it!

Bought as mandatory textbook for university.

Very comprehensive textbook that covers a wide range of material.