adventures in teaching and learning
Update: yes, I meant 2015/2016 courses here! Apparently I was really not ready to let go of last year yet when I wrote this! Thanks for your interest in my courses! Here is some information that might be helpful Continue reading Are you wondering about my 2014/2015 courses?
Over the next year I’ll be developing a course called the Psychology of Social Media, which I will teach as Psyc 325 in January 2016 at UBC. This course is currently listed as a developmental course, but we will emphasize Continue reading Using Social Media to Build a Class on Social Media
I was asked this week to reflect on why I use clickers for use on the Faculty of Arts ISIT website. Here are my responses… Background information about your course I use clickers in four of my courses: Introductory psychology Continue reading On Using Clickers
Although I’ve polished/reconfigured my teaching philosophy a few times over the years, I’m feeling compelled to take it in a new direction. It’s not that my teaching has taken on an entirely new form… well, maybe in some ways it has. Continue reading Revising my Teaching Philosophy
Hello to all my new, eager students! I’m receiving emails daily from people wondering about book options. Normally these are the kinds of questions that would receive an answer along the lines of “please check your syllabus” — however, considering Continue reading Psyc 101 Section 005