The book Talks to Teachers on Psychology was written by the American philosopher, psychologist, and educator William James (1842-1910) and was first published in 1899. This work is a collection of lectures that James gave to teachers, and serves as an introduction to psychology and its practical application in education. About the book Conversations with teachers about psychology is a classic work of the outstanding American psychologist and philosopher William James, combining fundamental knowledge of psychology and their practical application in education. The book builds on lectures James has given to educators and offers a deep understanding of how the human mind works, how students perceive information, and which teaching methods are most effective. The author considers key psychological concepts, explains the mechanisms of attention, memory, emotions and motivation, and gives practical recommendations for interaction with students. Reviews of the book “This book is a real treasure for any teacher. It helps to better understand students and makes the learning process more effective. “Simple style of presentation makes this book easy to understand. A wonderful introduction to psychology for teachers!” Even after 100 years, these ideas remain relevant. " There are stamps of libraries