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LaCosse, Jennifer; Ainsworth, Sarah E.; Shepherd, Melissa A.; Ent, Michael; Klein, Kelly M.; Holland-Carter, Lauren A.; Moss, Justin H.; Licht, Mark; Licht, Barbara – Teaching of Psychology, 2017
The current investigation tested the effectiveness of an online student research project designed to supplement traditional methods (e.g., lectures, discussions, and assigned readings) of teaching research methods in a large-enrollment Introduction to Psychology course. Over the course of the semester, students completed seven assignments, each…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Research Methodology, Large Group Instruction, Instructional Effectiveness
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Halonen, Jane S.; Bosack, Ted; Clay, Shirley; McCarthy, Maureen; Dunn, Dana S.; Hill, G. William, IV; McEntarffer, Rob; Mehrotra, Chandra; Nesmith, Robbye; Weaver, Kenneth A.; Whitlock, Kristin – Teaching of Psychology, 2003
Accountability pressures influence all levels of psychology instruction. In this article we explore how to meet those pressures with integrity, focusing on authentic assessment and teaching as a primary solution. We propose a rubric to describe the progress of students' acquisition of scientific inquiry skills applied to behavior and provide an…
Descriptors: Psychology, Instruction, Performance Based Assessment, Scoring Rubrics
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Stadler, Michael A. – Teaching of Psychology, 1998
Proposes that a game called Black Box is a useful tool for introducing various features of scientific reasoning to introductory research methods classes. Outlines the rules of the game and suggests analogies that instructors can make between the game and concepts commonly mentioned in discussions of scientific reasoning. (DSK)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Educational Games, Higher Education, Introductory Courses