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Professional Development Series: Practicing What You Teach: Behavioral Approaches to College Instruction |
Monday, May 31, 2010 |
1:30 PM–2:50 PM |
Texas Ballroom Salon F (Grand Hyatt) |
Area: TBA/EDC; Domain: Applied Behavior Analysis |
CE Instructor: Claire St. Peter Pipkin, Ph.D. |
Chair: Christopher J. Perrin (The Ohio State University) |
BRYAN K. SAVILLE (James Madison University) |
THOMAS S. CRITCHFIELD (Illinois State University) |
NANCY A. NEEF (The Ohio State University) |
KATE KELLUM (University of Mississippi) |
Abstract: College students’ academic performance is often affected by their inability to discriminate relevant material and then effectively study that material. Behaviorally approaches to college instruction offer a means of addressing these deficiencies. The panelists will discuss interteaching, equivalence relations to structure college instruction, use of games to increase helpful studying, and how to conduct research while teaching college courses. |
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