Part of the Blackwell Series on Teaching Psychological Science, this practical, hands-on guide shares ideas, tips, and strategies for effectively teaching lifespan developmental psychology to undergraduates.
- Provides a unique wealth of concrete suggestions and a clear roadmap for successfully teaching developmental psychology
- Links chapters to major areas of a lifespan development course, including Research Methods, Teaching Infant Development, and Teaching Adolescent Development
- Offers practical, hands-on tips for novice teachers and experienced instructors alike
- Includes sample syllabi and lecture outlines, reading quizzes, critical thinking assignments, and references for helpful videotapes and websites
Content:
Chapter 1 Developing the Course (pages 1โ36):
Chapter 2 Contexts of Development: Research Methods (pages 37โ63):
Chapter 3 Prenatal Development; Labor and Delivery (pages 65โ85):
Chapter 4 Infant Development (pages 87โ115):
Chapter 5 Early Childhood Development (pages 117โ137):
Chapter 6 Middle Childhood Development (pages 139โ153):
Chapter 7 Adolescent Development (pages 155โ166):
Chapter 8 Young Adult Development (pages 167โ180):
Chapter 9 Middle Adult and Older Adult Development (pages 181โ204):
Chapter 10 Death and Dying (pages 205โ221):