Lisa Wise's Teaching Page

Preamble - note that this has not been updated since late 1997

Much of my life from 1990 - 1997 was spent coordinating and teaching second year psychology lab-stream students. By 1997, there were 26 4-hour lab classes per year with a significant computer-based component of the course. I also taught in the third year Cognitive Neuroscience option with Greg Yelland in which we undertook the associated lab class in building a rule-based expert system as an exploration of whether rule-based models of cognition are plausible. Psychology undergraduate teaching programs have been significantly overhauled recently and information on this can be found on our Psychology Information Page for Students.

Recent Teaching-related Responsibilities

PSY2011, 1997
PSY2011 Labs, 1997
Sensation and Perception (2nd yr lecture stream), 1997
Cognitive Neuroscience (3rd yr lecture stream). 1997
Psychology Computer Lab Manual (no longer available)

I was also been involved in the Schools Liaison "Talks to Schools" Taskforce run by the Faculty of Science. I have presented talks to schools on

Psychology
General Science
Women in Science

Teaching-related presentations

Miscellaneous teaching-related sites

This is a list of sites directly or indirectly related to teaching and computers. I am in the process of organising this material more coherently (and will probably remain in this state, as befits the keeper of a Web site :-)

Lisa Wise | Psychology | Science Faculty | Monash University

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This is a personal page, produced by Lisa Wise, and there is no intended implication that Monash University has endorsed the content in any way.

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