COURSES TAUGHT BY MARILLA SVINICKI

ALD 320: Cognition, Human Learning and Motivation

This undergraduate courses focuses on applying the theories and research on learning and motivation to common application settings, particularly those involving education. The course is most commonly taken by education majors, nutrition majors, CSD majors and a scattering of others who are interested in the content for their own growth as students. Taught every long semester

EDP 380G: Psychology of Human Learning

This is a course for graduate students who have not taken any graduate level educational psychology courses but who need a foundation in learning and motivation. The course focuses on theories of learning and motivation and how they are applied to a wide range of settings inside and outside of education. Taught every fall.

EDP 382L Instructional Psychology

This is a course for graduate students interested in using the basics of learning to analyze, evaluate, and design instruction. Taught every spring

EDP 398T College Teaching Methodology

This is the departmental course to prepare graduate students to teach at the college level. It is primarily intended for those students who are slated to become independent instructors rather than those who are assisting other instructors. Taught every first summer session