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Psychology Teaching Review Vol 26 No 2 2020

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Psychology Teaching Review encourages research on teaching and learning in psychology, to serve as a vehicle for the sharing of good practice, and to improve the teaching of psychology at all levels. It carries articles on any aspects of teaching and learning in psychology, particularly those with a strong theoretical underpinning.

Contents

Editorial 
Rebecca Stack

Practice exchange

Teaching Korean cultural constructs to American students: Examples from a South Korea study abroad course
Paul Youngbin Kim

Mind Your Mind: Involving doctoral clinical psychology students in helping undergraduate psychology students to navigate university life
Kelly-Marie Peel-Wainwright, Ellen Poliakoff, Emily Smeaton, Estefania Penuela-O’Brien, Hannah Marsden, Jayesha Chudasama & Adam Danquah

The use of Practice-Based Learning Days on Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner training programmes: A Self-Determination Theory perspective
Joel Owen

Research papers

Examining how the pressure, absence and numerical value of a grade affects students' perceptions of assessment feedback 
Gary Lancaster, Sarah Bayless & Ricky Punia

Students' attitudes toward learning statistics with R 
Alyssa Counsell & Robert A. Cribbie

The organisation and evaluation of a statistical consulting service for psychology students 
Denise Kerkhoff & Anne Hagemann 

Higher Education Psychology Teacher of the Year Award finalist papers

Using evidece-based strategies and open-access to improve learning and teaching 
Emily Nordmann

Developing sexual diversity teaching for the psychological workforce 
Allan Laville

Facilitating group work in large cohorts with collaborative technologies  
Libby Orme

Book reviews

The Sage Handbook of Diversity and Inclusion in Education 
Edited by Matthew J. Schuelka, Christopher J. Johnstone, Gary Thomas & Alfredo J. Artiles 
Reviewed by Tania Barnett

Teaching Psychology - A Step-by-Step Guide 
By Douglas A. Bernstien, Sue Frantz & Stephen Chew
Reviewed by Elizabeth A. James

Cultural Issues in Psychology: An Introduction to a Global Discipline  
By Andrew Stephenson
Reviewed by Alexander Wilson

 

 

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