2011 Winners: APA PT@CC Teaching Resources Awards
The APA Committee of Psychology Teachers at Community Colleges (PT@CC) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 PT@CC Teaching Resources Awards.
Developed as a means to recognize and encourage sharing of high quality instructional techniques, the contest guidelines invited community college instructors to submit an original demonstration, an individual or group class activity, an interactive teaching/learning module or other pedagogy designed to illustrate a psychological concept or theory.
PT@CC extends thanks and appreciation to the APA Education Directorate for support of the Teaching Resources Awards. In addition, special thanks go out to all of the psychology faculty members who participated in the competition. Join us in congratulating this year’s winners!
| First Place | Beyond Social Networking: Using Facebook to Promote Student Engagement, Study Skills, and Critical Thinking (PDF, 184KB)
Amy J. Marin, Phoenix College (AZ) |
| Second Place | Psychological Research (Class) (PDF, 143KB) (Instructor) PDF, 1.22MB)
Kathleen Braier, Milwaukee Area Technical College (WI) |
| Third Place | Ethics in Clinical Psychology: Six “what-if” scenarios for the undergraduate Abnormal Psychology course (Class) (PDF, 117KB) (Teacher) (PDF, 94KB)
Richard Alexander, Muskegon Community College (MI) |
| Honorable Mention | Plagiarism/Library Module (PDF, 186KB)
Diane L. Finley, Prince George’s Community College (MD) |
