Psychogogy and Salutogenesis

This is a unique book that contains not just one, but two books! While each book covers a different concept, they complement each other, and readers will find each book a treat. Written by an expert in the field, Psychogogy is an introduction to the field of psychogogy the term was coined by A. H. Maslow in 1965. It introduces the concept that teaching and learning are closely intertwined with each other, and that both are infinite processes that begin the moment one is born. The book aims to simplify the complexity of teaching and learning to help teachers, counselors and even parents, to understand how best we can maximize the cognitive, conative and affective potentials of children, typical and atypical alike, so that they can function as normally as possible. Salutogenesis features the framework of salutogenesis, or orientation towards positive health. A personal sharing by an author who can personally attest to knowing the meaning of stress intimately, the book outlines ways one can deal with complex situations and make decisions without letting stress and conflict affect one s personal wellbeing. The author also shares how one can manage stressful situations and yet stay positive and well. Unique 2-in-1 book Readers get two books for the price of one! Although each book is different and covers different topics, they complement each other. Visual representation The concepts are illustrated with diagrams in a visually attractive manner, making it easier for the readers to envision and comprehend them. Organized sections Each book is divided into four chapters, with each chapter covering a specific topic. Simple and systematic, readers will find each book easy to follow. The small size of the book also makes it easier for readers to tuck the book into their bags and read on the go.
Psychogogy Chapter 1 An Introduction to Teaching and Learning as a Synergetic Developmental Process Chapter 2 What is Psychogogy in Special Education? Chapter 3 Beyond Pyschogogy: Technogogy, Parakaleogogy and Heutagogy Chapter 4 Application of Psychogogy in the Context of APIE References
Salutogenesis Preface About the Author Chapter 1 Salutogenesis Chapter 2 Sense of Coherence: Meaningfulness Chapter 3 Sense of Coherence: Comprehensibility Chapter 4 Sense of Coherence: Manageability References