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The Teaching of Psychology in Autobiography, 2010

ISBN: 978-1-941804-15-5

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Table of Contents and Individual Chapters
	Preface Jared Keeley, Jeffrey Stowell, Bernard Beins, William Buskist
1.	Lessons Learned from a Career as a Student of Teaching William E. Addison, Eastern Illinois University
2.	Enormous Flywheel: Teaching Psychological Science Scott C. Bates, Utah State University
3.	Work in Progress Janet F. Carlson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
4.	A Career Lived Forward, Understood Backward Andrew N. Christopher, Albion College
5.	In Pursuit of Becoming Extraneous Marjorie K. Cole, Kellam High School
6.	Passing the Torch to Others: The Importance of Mentoring Kimberley J. Duff, Cerritos College
7.	What a World, What a Life, I’m in Love! Jeremy Ashton Houska, University of Nevada Las Vegas
8.	Surely They Don‟t Expect Me to Teach Jessica Irons, James Madison University
9.	Fortuitous Foundations for a Vivacious Vocation Jared Keeley, Mississippi State University
10.	Learning to Step Aside Debra Mashek, Harvey Mudd College
11.	The Margins of Significance Maureen A. McCarthy, Kennesaw State University
12.	Venture the Work for the Sake of the Zest Richard L. Miller, University of Nebraska at Kearney
13.	Good Teaching is Like Life—It’s All about Relationships Kim M. O’Donnell, Naugatuck Valley Community College
14.	Cultivating Scholars Jennifer L. O’Loughlin- Brooks, Collin College
15.	33 Years and Still Getting Psyched! Debra Park, West Deptford High School
16.	From Teaching Tennis to Teaching Psychology Jane P. Sheldon, University of Michigan-Dearborn
17.	Effective Teaching: Putting Yourself OUT There Susan A. Spencer, Northern Highlands Regional High School
18.	Early in My Evolution: Some Changes, Some Constants, and an Ultimate Goal Tracy E. Zinn, James Madison University

Book Reference

Keeley, J., Stowell, J., Beins, B., & Buskist, W. (Eds.). (2010). The Teaching of Psychology in Autobiography: Perspectives from Psychology’s Exemplary Teachers (Vol. 3). E-book on the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (APA Division 2) website. Retrieved from http://teachpsych.org/ebooks/tia2010/index.php

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