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This article explores the dynamic landscape of educational psychology and its profound impact on the transformation of teacher education to meet the evolving needs of 21st-century learners. In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, cultural diversity, and unprecedented challenges, the role of teachers has become more complex and multifaceted. Educational psychologists have responded to these changes by developing innovative theories, methodologies, and pedagogical approaches that empower educators to effectively engage and support diverse learners. The article delves into key advancements in educational psychology, emphasizing their application in teacher education programs. Cognitive psychology models, socio-cultural theories, and emerging concepts such as neuroeducation are discussed in relation to their influence on instructional design and classroom management. Ultimately, the article aims to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on educational reform by offering insights into how advancements in educational psychology can inform and shape teacher education practices. By embracing these advancements, educators are better equipped to foster the critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability essential for 21st-century learners in an ever-evolving educational landscape.