Project Syllabus: SHU Edition

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Project Syllabus: SHU Edition Amy Silvestri Hunter Department of Psychology

Project Syllabus Rubric based on empirical work/data All examples are from my own syllabi unless otherwise noted

3 quick and easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Faculty roles & responsibilities Be explicit

faculty roles & responsibilities From Leslie Berntsen, Introductory Psychology http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/LB18intro.pdf

faculty roles & responsibilities From Erin Hardin, Supervised Research/Fieldwork http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/eh18resfldwrk.pdf

3 quick and easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Faculty roles & responsibilities Rationale Why?

rationale

3 quick and easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Faculty roles & responsibilities Rationale Tone

tone

tone From Amy Joh, Elementary Psychological Statistics http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/aj15statistics.pdf

3 quick and easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Faculty roles & responsibilities Rationale Tone Your turn

3 not-as-quick-but-still-pretty-easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Student evaluation

Student evaluation Student evaluation

3 not-as-quick-but-still-pretty-easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Student evaluation Formative student performance feedback

Formative student performance feedback From Erin Hardin, Supervised Research/Fieldwork http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/eh18resfldwrk.pdf

3 not-as-quick-but-still-pretty-easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Student evaluation Formative student performance feedback Multiple forms of assessment

Multiple forms of assessment

3 not-as-quick-but-still-pretty-easy changes you can make to enhance your syllabus (and your course)! Student evaluation Formative student performance feedback Multiple forms of assessment Your turn

Choose Your Own (Syllabus) Adventure Category 1: Teaching Methods Category 2: Learner Support & Resources Category 3: Assessment & Evaluation of Student Learning Category 4: Course Design, Goals, & Learning Objectives Category 5: Syllabus Organization & Design

Category 1: Teaching methods , course format for Methods

Category 1: Teaching methods Student engagement

student engagement Tone Student engagement

student engagement ToC Student engagement From Leslie Berntsen, Introductory Psychology http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/LB18intro.pdf ToC

Category 2: Learner support & resources Accessibility/universal design for learning

Category 2: Learner support & resources Accessibility/universal design for learning Student roles and expectations

student roles & expectations From Amy Joh, Elementary Psychological Statistics http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/aj15statistics.pdf

student roles & expectations

student roles & expectations

Category 2: Learner support & resources Accessibility/universal design for learning Student roles and expectations Faculty roles and responsibilities

Category 2: Learner support & resources Accessibility/universal design for learning Student roles and expectations Faculty roles and responsibilities Interaction and communication ToC

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning Assignments Add biopsych lab grading

assignments

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning Assignments Student evaluation

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning Assignments Student evaluation Formative student performance feedback

formative student performance feedback

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning Assignments Student evaluation Formative student performance feedback Multiple forms of assessment ToC

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale

rationale rationale

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale Course goals The goal should be long-term, broad, and achievable but not necessarily measurable. The goal helps keep instruction focus on the targeted content. On the other hand, course objectives inform specific learning outcomes and are derived from the course goal.

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale Course goals Learning objectives

learning objectives From Marianne Fallon, Research Methods I http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/MF17RM1.pdf

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale Course goals Learning objectives Alignment of class time allocation with learning objectives and course goals

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale Course goals Learning objectives Alignment of class time allocation with learning objectives and course goals Alignment of learning objectives and assessment

alignment of learning objectives & assessment From Marianne Fallon, Research Methods I http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/MF17RM1.pdf

Category 4: Course design, goals, & learning objectives Rationale Course goals Learning objectives Alignment of class time allocation with learning objectives and course goals Alignment of learning objectives and assessment Assessment strategies Frequent quizzing, weekly homework assignments, etc ToC

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design

organization organization

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design Aesthetic design

aesthetic design From Thomas Davis, Psychology of Sleep & Dreams http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/TD14sleepanddreams.pdf

aesthetic design From Angel Munoz, Motivation http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/AMGA18motivation.pdf

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design Aesthetic design Tone

tone

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design Aesthetic design Tone Formatting

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design Aesthetic design Tone Formatting Required materials

required materials ToC

Sources Project Syllabus web page: http://teachpsych.org/otrp/syllabi/index.php Rubric: http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/rubric%20revision %20FINAL%20with%20header.pdf Bibliography, scholarship of teaching & learning related to effective syllabus creation & course design: http://teachpsych.org/resources/Documents/otrp/syllabi/rubric%20referenc es.pdf PS rubric based on the Quality Teaching and Learning Rubric from Chico State University: http://www.csuchico.edu/eoi/

Category 1: Teaching Methods

Category 2: Learner support & resources

Category 2: Learner support & resources

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning

Category 3: Assessment & evaluation of student learning

Category 4: Course design, goals, and learning objectives organization

Category 4: Course design, goals, and learning objectives

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design

Category 5: Syllabus organization & design