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Join us VIRTUALLY in 2021!
June 25th, 12:00pm - 3:45pm EST



Featured Speaker: ​

Regan A.R. Gurung, PhD 
Oregon State University

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Vaccinating Introductory Psychology (VIP): Building Immunity with Research and Recommendations

Teaching during a pandemic is difficult. Teaching a large introductory course with over 100 (or 200 or 300) students or more rachets up the challenges even more. Perennial issues such as increasing student engagement, balancing skill development and content coverage, teaching inclusively, and designing authentic assessments were complicated by quick pivots to remote emergency teaching, blended, hybrid, and even hyflex approaches. Psychological science was quick to respond with measures of early remote learning helping the development of later remote teaching. As we stand poised on the brink of the end of a dark time, we can look to the Fall, armed not only with research on pandemic learning, but also with the recommendations from the American Psychological Association's Introductory Psychology Initiative. In many ways, what we learned from the pandemic may enhance how we teach in the future in general. This promise paired with the expert advice from the APA IPI stands to transform how we teach Introductory Psychology. This talk will give you a preview of this pairing.

 Teaching Expo:
​15-minute Teaching Ideas 
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Instructors share favorite demonstrations, assignments, teaching tips, and class practices.

Workshop:
​Now what?

 A process for starting to adopt the APA's Introductory Psychology Initiative (IPI) recommendations in your class 
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Melissa Beers (Ohio State University)

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Registration

Registration for the Virtual 2021 conference will open in May.

Schedule

2021 Schedule

Questions? Email psychoneconference@duke.edu