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PSY 3329 Educational Psychology Online Course Spring 2015 8 Week Course Instructor: Kristi Cordell-McNulty Office: Academic Building 104D Email: kmcnulty@angelo.edu Phone: 325-486-6116 In Office Hours: M: 11-11:30 am; 12:30-2 pm Virtual Office Hours: Please email to set W: 3:30-4 pm up skype, facetime, or phone. F: 9:30 10 am; 12:30-2pm T: 7-10 pm; W: 7-10 pm Course Description: This course provides an overview to the field of educational psychology. It will examine the theoretical and applied aspects of learning, motivation, human development, personality, and assessment. Course Objectives: Gaining factual knowledge (terminology, classifications, methods, and trends) Learning fundamental principles, generalizations, or theories Learning to apply course material (to improve thinking, problem solving, and decisions) Student Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, you should: Understand major theories in educational psychology. Be able to think critically about learning and motivation. Be familiar with different domains of educational psychology. Be able to apply principles and concepts from psychological research to everyday life and future occupations. Comprehend and apply various research methods to evaluate information critically. Communicate information and ideas effectively. Comprehend and critically interpret information presented in written and oral forms. Required Readings: Educational Psychology- Tuckman and Monetti. ISBN: 978-0-495-50034-6 Course Requirements: This online course requires the textbook and access to Blackboard. You have the option of purchasing a hard copy of the textbook or an ebook. Exams: There will be ten online 10-question multiple choice exams that will cover information presented in the textbook. Exam due dates are listed on the course schedule below. Discussion Boards: The discussion board is meant to simulate discussion of the readings and assignments that would normally happen in a traditional classroom setting. Five questions are posted throughout the course and students will respond to each of these questions. The response to the question must be posted by Wednesday 11:59 pm (CST) of the current week. Each original response is worth 10 points. Five points will be taken off for late posts. Students also need to respond to two comments made by other students or the instructor. Each response post is worth 5 points. These responses must be completed by Saturday 11:59 pm (CST). Students may post response posts earlier than Wednesday if other students have already commented. Any posts after 11:59 pm on Saturday will not be accepted. Students may post as many times as they like,

however, only the first original post and first two responses to other students posts will be graded. Students must also check the discussion board and respond to comments by the instructor and other students on their original posts. Failure to answer questions that others have made about your posts will result in a loss of points. Please see the discussion board rubric for more details. Activities: Each chapter will have two activities that students must complete that are located in Blackboard. These activities vary in form; some will require watching videos, others completing specific tasks, and/or just answering questions. Each activity is worth five points. If you have any questions, please email the instructor. Final Paper: At the end of the semester students will submit a paper that focuses on which concepts in educational psychology will be most beneficial in their future career. Students must describe their future careers and then list four concepts covered in the class (from at least three different chapters) that will be beneficial in their future careers. The paper must include specific examples for each concept and explain why each concept is important. It is necessary to cite the textbook for this paper. Papers should be approximately 3-6 pages in length (double spaced, 1 inch margins) and should be emailed to the instructor in pdf format. Grades: The points listed are an approximate estimate. There may be more or less points depending on how much material is covered in class. 10 Exams 100 points Activities 100 points Discussion Boards 100 points Final Paper 50 points Total Points 350 points Grading Scale A = (90%-100%) B = (80%-89%) C = (70%-79%) D = (60%-69%) E = (below 60%) Grading Policies: To be fair to all students in this class, all assignments are due on time. Late work will not be accepted unless specified in the syllabus. Make-up will only be given in case of emergency IF a student notifies me BEFORE the assignment is due and provides appropriate supporting documentation for the absence. Otherwise, the student will receive a zero for the missed assignments. Remember to check the syllabus for deadlines. Communication Policy: Students are encouraged to come to office hours (in person or virtual office) or email the instructor if they have any questions or concerns. Students may also call the office phone, but unless the instructor is on campus, she will not get the message until the next weekday. When emailing the instructor, please include your class name and time in the subject line (for example, General Psych, 9am). If you have a specific question please write out that question. For example, don t write, I need help with question 1, instead write, I need help with question 1,

give an example of critical thinking. Emails sent during the week (Monday-Friday at 5pm) will be answered within 24 hours. Emails sent after 5pm on Friday may not be answered until Monday. Please be respectful in your emails. This includes addressing the professor properly (i.e., Dr.) and signing your full name. Emails that are not respectful will not be answered. Honor Code: Angelo State University expects its students to maintain complete honesty and integrity in their academic pursuits. Students are responsible for understanding the Academic Honor Code, which is available on the web at http://www.angelo.edu/forms/pdf/honorcode5.pdf. Supplemental Instruction: Information about becoming a more effective and efficient learner is available through the Dept. of Psychology & Sociology website at www.angelo.edu/dept/psychology_sociology/index.htm. Writing Center: The ASU Writing Center (325-486-6173) is located on the 3 rd floor of the ASU Library in 305C. Writing Center tutors can work with students in any discipline and at any skill level. Disabilities: Persons with disabilities which warrant academic accommodations must contact the Student Affairs Office (325-942-2047), Suite 112 in the Houston Harte University Center, in order to request such accommodations prior to their being implemented. You are encouraged to make this request early in the semester so that appropriate arrangements can be made. Please note: This syllabus is subject to change at the discretion of the instructor.

Date Topics Assignments Due Please note all times are Central Standard Time Week 1 1 Jan. 19-23 Jan. 23 Discussion Board 1 Closes at 11:59 pm Ch 1 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 2 2 Jan. 25-30 3 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Discussion Board 2 first post due 11:59p m- Ch 2 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Discussion Board 2 Closes 11:59 pm - Ch 3 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 3 6 Feb. 1-6 7 Feb 3 Feb. 6 Ch 6 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Ch 7 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 4 8 Feb. 8-13 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Discussion Board 3 first post due by 11:59 pm Discussion Board 3 Closes 11:59 pm - Ch 8 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 5 9 Feb. 15-20 Feb. 20 Ch 9 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 6 Feb. 22-27 10 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Discussion Board 4 first post due by 11:59 pm Discussion Board 4 Closes 11:59 pm - Ch 10 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Week 7 Feb. 29- Mar. 5 11 Mar. 2 Mar. 5 Discussion Board 5 first post due by 11:59 pm Discussion Board 5 Closes 11:59 pm - Ch 11 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm

Date Topics Assignments Due Please note all times are Central Standard Time Week 8 Mar. 7-11 Mar. 11 12 Please note that activities are due by Friday 11:59pm this week! Ch 12 Activities & Exam due by 11:59 pm Final Paper due by 11:59 pm