Human perception has limits Reality is far too complex for us to take it all in. Everything-all-at-once. We are exposed to approximately eleven million pieces of information per second (Wilson, 2004). The genius —and curse— of human cognition is that…

Case study: Is verbal feedback from the Instructor more effective than “Spilling the Ink” the time consuming line by line suggested edits and corrections by Instructor Method #1 – “The way we have always done it in the past.” –…

This Apocalyptic chaos is Brought to you by the following Zombie Whisperers: Jessica Motherwell McFarlane, Ph.D. And  Marion Craig, Sgt. ret’d Go to these slides to see the complete team building exercise

Celebration of Learning: A creative, UDL-friendly alternative to the classic academic final exam. Teams work together to teach guests what they learned in the textbook — and beyond — this term.  Celebration of Learning – Rationale for presentation – WORKSHEET

Click here to link to my powerpoint lesson on Dr Tannis MacBeth’s famous non-experimental TV study. The image above is used with permission from the graphic artist and science author, Stuart McMillan. The Town Without Television, Part 1 and Part…

My Evidence-based, Innovative and Fun Visual Pedagogy Deepening learning by creating comics – hero style! Example #1: Introduction to Psychology “Get cape. Wear cape. Fly.”  – Wellness research projects – 14-days of data collection CapU and KPU Learners (6 sections)…

“Sand in my shoes” Learning to solve small irritating problems. Putting a bit more happiness in your step. Go to these slides for blank worksheets.  

Serving up “tasty” online lessons to local children during the 2020 COVID lockdown. I designed, developed — and co-taught with my husband, Bill Richardson — this weekly inquiry-based lesson plan to middle school aged children during the Winter/Spring 2020 COVID…