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Teaching Tips from the Division 20 Newsletter

 

The Division 20 Education Committee Chair and Co-chair are responsible for contributing a Teaching Tips column to each division newsletter, whether they solicit it from a colleague or write it themselves. To simplify the perusal of the columns since 2000, here is a list of the column topics by issue. You can view a PDF of the column by clicking on the topic. If you have interest in writing a column, please contact the Education Committee Chair or Co-Chair  (see our Executive Contact directory for addresses)

Issue Author Topic
Spring 2000 Gregory C. Smith Introduction to Gerontology & A Collaborative Interdisciplinary Assignment
Summer 2000 Paula Usita Teaching About Aging And Diversity Through Vignettes And Research Examples
Fall 2000 Susan Krauss Whitbourne The Aging Dimension in Undergraduate Psychology Courses: Suggestions for Integration
Spring 2001 Karen Fingerman Lifespan Development at the Graduate Level
Summer 2001 John C. Cavanaugh Where No One Has Gone Before--Non-traditional Ways to Engage Students
Fall 2001 Susan Bluck Virtually Speaking
Spring 2002 Aurora M. Sherman Infusing Aging Content Into Health Psychology
Summer 2002 Susan Krauss Whitbourne Integrating Aging
Fall 2002 Shannon E. Jarrott Promoting Active Learning by Creating Classroom Families
Spring 2003 Jenessa C. Johnson Training Teachers in Graduate Courses: A Graduate Student's Perspective
Summer 2003 Graham D. Rowles & John F. Watkins Elder Mentorship in Graduate Education
Fall 2003 Robert C. Intrieri, Kristin L. Sarama, & Jurgis Karuza, Jr. Psychology Boot Camp
Spring 2004 Robert G. Bringle Service Learning and Education on Aging
Summer 2004 Sean Meegan Summary of Archived Features
Fall 2004 Joseph E. Gaugler The New Frontier: The Development of an Online Gerontology Course
Spring 2005 John Quincy Adams Infusing Diversity into the College/University Curriculum
Summer 2005 Celinda Reese Examining Stereotypes of Aging in an Undergraduate Life-span Development Course
Fall 2005 Joseph E. Gaugler Assembling a Teaching Portfolio
Spring 2006 F. Richard Ferraro Are you on-line yet? Trials and Tribulations of getting an Adulthood and Aging class ready for on-line instruction
Summer 2006 F. Richard Ferraro Selective review of some recent (and not so recent) Adulthood and Aging Texts
Fall 2006 F. Richard Ferraro Challenges and highlights of having older-than-average students in an Adulthood & Aging class
Spring 2007 Newsletter issue devoted to remembering Paul Baltes so no Teaching Tips column
Summer 2007 Ruth Ault Office of Teaching Resources in Psychology
Fall 2007 Kristi S. Multhaup Enlivening the Research Methods Week in a Psychology of Aging Course
Spring 2008 Kristi S. Multhaup Using Class Discussions to Improve Oral Communication Skills
Summer 2008 Kristi S. Multhaup Beginnings and Endings