Tag Archives: History of Psych

On Being a Student Again

Posted on August 23, 2013 by Catherine Rawn

Last fall I decided, with the instructor’s permission, to enroll in Psyc 312A History of Psychology (see an earlier post on it here). It had been quite a few years since I sat facing the board rather than facing the classroom, Continue reading On Being a Student Again→

Posted in from professional development activities, from the classroom | Tagged History of Psych, ToP, writing

Welcome back!

Posted on September 7, 2012 by Catherine Rawn

September 2012 is here, and the first week is already over! I forgot how tired I feel by Friday afternoons — wow! It’s like I can feel my body powering down. But my fatigue is warranted. This has been such Continue reading Welcome back!→

Posted in from life experiences, from the classroom | Tagged clickers, excitement, History of Psych, Intro, my wonderful students, personal experiences, research methods

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