The Social Psychology of Education-an introduction and guide to its study by C M Fleming.
 
C.M. Fleming's groundbreaking work delves into the intricate interplay between psychology and education. This pioneering text explores the teacher's role, student behavior, and the impact of social groups on learning. By examining concepts like intelligence, instincts, and group dynamics, Fleming offers invaluable insights into the educational process. A foundational text for understanding the social context of learning, this book remains relevant for students and educators seeking to unravel the complexities of classroom dynamics.