This episode explores how educational psychology helps us understand the mental processes behind learning. We discuss the role of attention, memory, and motivation in how information is absorbed and retained. Major learning theories—like behaviorism, constructivism, and social learning—are introduced to explain how different environments shape student success.

We also explore how individual differences, such as learning disabilities, emotional states, and cultural backgrounds, influence educational outcomes. The episode emphasizes the critical role teachers play as facilitators of learning and highlights how assessments should measure not just knowledge, but understanding. Finally, we reflect on how learning continues well beyond the classroom—into adulthood and throughout life.