These and other teaching resources are available for free.
Work-Integrated Learning Internships in Psychology (2023)
This 29-page resource describes a successfully implemented psychology internship program and includes practical resources for instructors who may be interested in starting similar work-integrated learning (WIL) programs at their own institutions. The resource provides an overview of the program and its evaluation, including pre-post assessments of students' employability skills. Instructors will also find sample assessments and marking rubrics (e.g., for an ePortfolio assignment), as well as samples of forms commonly used in WIL programs (e.g., supervisor reports, log books).
Writing Testable Research Hypotheses: A Guided Student Activity (2023)
This three-part resource describes an activity for teaching students how to write testable research hypotheses. Through this scaffolded activity, students are introduced to the structure of a testable hypothesis and are given the opportunity to practice writing operational definitions and testable correlational and experimental hypotheses. Suitable for use in an introductory research methods class, this activity can be also used by instructors looking to review these fundamental skills in any course. The resource includes an instructor guide, ready-to-use instructional slides, and a student handout.
