The Higher Education Psychology Network existed from 2004 to 2011 to promote excellence in the learning, teaching and assessment of Psychology in UK HE

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Northeast PGwT Workshop: Teaching with Enquiry Based Learning, Getting Published in Psychology - Wednesday 17 October 2007, Leeds

Publishing is an important aspect of academic careers. This session will help postgraduates to get to grips with publishing by learning more about the review and publication process of academic journals and books. Attendees will produce a book review for publication during the session. Please bring a book to the session that you would like to review whether or not you have read it. Craig Newnes, author, editor of the Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, the BPS Clinical Psychology Forum and commissioning editor for the Critical Division of PCCS Books, will lead this session.

Enquiry and problem based learning (EBL) and (PBL), describe an approach to learning in which the students take responsibility for the process and outcomes. This session will introduce how these forms of learning work and will explore their similarities and differences. Real world examples will be used and hands on sessions will allow delegates to experience part of the EBL/PBL process and to create learning scenarios." Join Viv Brunsden and Rowena Hill Senior Psychology Lecturers at Nottingham Trent University, as they lead delegates through an interactive session addressing enquiry based learning using psychology specific examples.

Programme

10:00 - 10:15Registration and coffee
10:15 - 10:45Introductions
10:45 - 1:00Getting published in psychology
1:00 - 1:45Lunch
1:45 - 4:00Enquiry and problem based learning
4:00 - 4:15Wrap up


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One of 24 discipline-based centres within the Higher Education Academy, the Psychology Network supported the teaching and learning of psychology across the UK between 2004 and 2011. A core team, based at the University of York, worked with students, staff, departments, professional bodies and overseas organisations to develop supportive networks and to improve the learning experience of psychology students in Higher Education.
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