National Institute on the Teaching Of Psychology (NITOP) 40th Annual Conference
OVERVIEW
National Institute on the Teaching Of Psychology (NITOP) 40th Annual Conference is organized by National Institute on the Teaching Of Psychology (NITOP) and will be held during Jan 03 - 06, 2018 at Tradewinds Island Grand Resort, St Pete Beach, Florida, United States of America.
Join psychology teachers from universities, two-year and four-year colleges, and high schools at NITOP 2018 to explore new ideas that will enhance and broaden your teaching skills. Distinguished speakers from a wide variety of course content areas will guide you in learning innovative teaching techniques and course content updates.
2018 Concurrent Session Talks :
• The Psychology of Police Interrogations and False Confessions - Mark Costanzo
• Sticky Teaching: Gameful Design, Case Studies, and Pop Culture - Wind Goodfriend and Tom Heinzen
• Buzzword to Critical Pedagogy: Teaching Intersectionality and Promoting Social Justice in Psychology - Patrick Grzanka
• What’s the Big Idea? A Backward Approach to Effective Teaching - Erin Hardin
• Instructional Methods That Support Diversity and Inclusion - Amy Marin
• Touch, Embodiment, and the Sense of Self: How the Brain Represents Our Bodies - Jared Medina
• Look, Laugh, and Learn (and Do): Engaging Students in the Classroom - Jeff Nevid
• People Skills Are Always in Demand: Teams, Virtual Teams, and Community Partnerships - Victoria Pace
• Teaching Diversity in Introductory Psychology: Students’ Perspectives and Instructors’ Strategies - Andrew Pomerantz
• Teaching Self-Affirmation and Social Psychological Interventions - David Sherman
• Teaching in the E-Book Era: Assessing Student Apprehension, Comprehension, and Engagement - Lisa Shin and Samuel Sommers
• Diverse Roommates and Identities: How Context Shapes Social Behavior, Learning, and Creativity - Sarah Gaither
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
Join psychology teachers from universities, two-year and four-year colleges, and high schools at NITOP 2018 to explore new ideas that will enhance and broaden your teaching skills. Distinguished speakers from a wide variety of course content areas will guide you in learning innovative teaching techniques and course content updates.
2018 Concurrent Session Talks :
• The Psychology of Police Interrogations and False Confessions - Mark Costanzo
• Sticky Teaching: Gameful Design, Case Studies, and Pop Culture - Wind Goodfriend and Tom Heinzen
• Buzzword to Critical Pedagogy: Teaching Intersectionality and Promoting Social Justice in Psychology - Patrick Grzanka
• What’s the Big Idea? A Backward Approach to Effective Teaching - Erin Hardin
• Instructional Methods That Support Diversity and Inclusion - Amy Marin
• Touch, Embodiment, and the Sense of Self: How the Brain Represents Our Bodies - Jared Medina
• Look, Laugh, and Learn (and Do): Engaging Students in the Classroom - Jeff Nevid
• People Skills Are Always in Demand: Teams, Virtual Teams, and Community Partnerships - Victoria Pace
• Teaching Diversity in Introductory Psychology: Students’ Perspectives and Instructors’ Strategies - Andrew Pomerantz
• Teaching Self-Affirmation and Social Psychological Interventions - David Sherman
• Teaching in the E-Book Era: Assessing Student Apprehension, Comprehension, and Engagement - Lisa Shin and Samuel Sommers
• Diverse Roommates and Identities: How Context Shapes Social Behavior, Learning, and Creativity - Sarah Gaither
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
KEY DATES
03 Jan, 2018
Event Start Date
06 Jan, 2018
Event End Date
SPECIALITIES
PsychologySUGGESTED HOTELS
CONFERENCE VENUE
Tradewinds Island Grand Resort
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