Educational psychologists apply psychological principles to improve learning processes and outcomes for students of all ages. They work in schools, colleges, and private practices, assessing students' needs, developing interventions, and providing counseling to students, teachers, and parents. This role requires a deep understanding of child development, learning theories, and assessment techniques.

• Key Responsibilities:
  • Conducting psychological assessments.
  • Developing and implementing intervention programs.
  • Providing counseling and support to students and families.
  • Collaborating with teachers and school staff.