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Direct linkDunn, Dana S.; Coffman, Kimberly; Bhalla, Mukul; Boysen, Guy A.; Diaz-Granados, Jaime L.; McGregor, Loretta Neal; Morgan, Betsy; Smith, Paul – Teaching of Psychology, 2020
This article discusses how assessment tools can be used to improve student learning in undergraduate bachelors (BA/BS) in psychology programs. The article first reviews particular advantages associated with using curricular and cocurricular maps for performing systematic program assessment. After identifying various assessment tools created by the…
Descriptors: Psychology, Undergraduate Students, Program Evaluation, Learning Processes
Homa, Natalie; Hackathorn, Jana; Brown, Carrie M.; Garczynski, Amy; Solomon, Erin D.; Tennial, Rachel; Sanborn, Ursula A.; Gurung, Regan A. R. – Teaching of Psychology, 2013
Introductory psychology is one of the most popular undergraduate courses and often serves as the gateway to choosing psychology as an academic major. However, little research has examined the typical structure of introductory psychology courses. The current study examined student learning objectives (SLOs) and course content in introductory…
Descriptors: Psychology, Introductory Courses, Course Content, Educational Objectives
Peer reviewedTasto, Donald L. – Teaching of Psychology, 1976
Discusses teaching techniques, course content, strategies, and problems of teaching a behavior modification course to university students. Course target areas include subjects such as anxiety control, fear elimination, weight control, smoking reduction, interpersonal interaction, assertiveness, and exercise maintenance. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Course Descriptions, Guidelines, Higher Education
