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The word extrinsic means something external, which is operating and coming from outside. The motivation a person gets from any external source is extrinsic motivation.  In extrinsic motivation, the person gets motivated by getting any reward. Extrinsic motivation can also be understood as operant conditioning. The… Read More »Extrinsic Motivation

Extracurricular means activities that do not come under the category of regular studies, as curricular refers to subjects related to the course of study in any college or school. These activities are organized by students, either officially or semi-officially. The said activities are not mandatory… Read More »Extracurricular

Experiential learning can be explained as the procedure of learning by experience. This can also be explained as learning by reflecting on doing. This type of learning is different from didactic or rote learning. This learning can be done in the form of hands-on learning,… Read More »Experiential Learning

ELL stands for English Language Learner. Students who have non-English background and English is not spoken in their homes are said to be ELL students. Many ELL students have developed a basic understanding of the English Language but in an academic language, they struggle a… Read More »ELL Students

E-learning, also known as online learning, is the use of digital tools or resources for learning. This mode of learning uses the internet. The education is complemented by electronic devices like computers, laptops, tablets, etc., for attending lectures. E-learning often takes place in the form… Read More »E-learning

An educationist is a person who is a specialist in the theory of education. Educationists are well versed with all the theories of education. Educationists promote and advocate education theory.  The other words for educationist are instructor, preceptor, teacher, educator, pedagogue, and schoolteacher.  The educationist… Read More »Educationist

Educational services can be explained as the training or instructions given on different subjects. Institutions giving these services on different subjects can be training and coaching centers, colleges, schools, and universities.  These educational service establishments can be privately operated and owned or it can be owned… Read More »Educational Services

Educational psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with the study of human learning. It has two perspectives, behavioral and cognitive. It helps researchers to comprehend differences among cognitive development, motivation, self-concept, intelligence, affect, and self-regulation.  In educational psychology, the study is based on… Read More »Educational Psychology