adventures in teaching and learning
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
Last week I attended the Association for Psychological Science Convention for the first time, including the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP) Teaching Preconference. I am grateful to STP for awarding me an Early Career Travel Grant to help me offset the cost Continue reading Reflecting on APS
While flying to the APS convention in Washington DC today, I was perusing a back-issue of the journal Teaching of Psychology. I came across an interesting article that made me consider a new paper-writing option for my intro psych class. Continue reading “Writing-to-Learn” in Intro Psych
This morning I gave a guest lesson in an “Ethics and Professional Issues” seminar for clinical graduate students. Although I encounter ethical issues in teaching routinely, preparing for this guest lesson gave me a chance to deliberately examine all the Continue reading Ethics in Teaching
My syllabi are finally ready! Psyc 508 Teaching of Psychology (Graduate Seminar) Psyc 208 Section 002 Psychology in your life: How social psychology can help you succeed (aka: special topics) See you next week!
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