adventures in teaching and learning
Time to get to serious work! I have spent the last two weeks thoroughly distracted by the Games — almost as badly as when they were here in Vancouver! While I realize that there are economic and social problems with Continue reading Olympics are over!
I recently went to the annual conference for the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. This year it was held in Montreal (last year in Saskatoon Saskatchewan, next year in Cape Breton Nova Scotia). It’s my favourite conference Continue reading STLHE 2012 Conference Reflections
While describing an endowment she created (see article), Vicki Green, an Education faculty member at UBC-Okanagan, made this statement: “There is a circle of life you come to understand as a teacher — when a student comes to university he or Continue reading “A circle of life”
Last week one of my wonderful students from Intro Psych sent me this photo that was taken on the last day of classes. I thought I’d share (with her permission). What a fun bunch! I really enjoyed your group’s presence Continue reading My students are awesome 🙂
Welcome to part four–the final installment!–of my reflections on student evaluations of teaching from 2011/2012. Please see my earlier posts for a general introduction and reflection on feedback from my Psyc 217 research methods, Psyc 100 intro course, and Psyc 208 Section 002 Special Topics Continue reading Responding to Student Evals 2011/2012 Part 4: Psyc 218 Statistics and Conclusion