Promoting Psychology Students’ Critical Thinking Skills: Challenges and Opportunities Conference

Promoting Psychology Students’ Critical Thinking Skills: Challenges and Opportunities

Richmond, The American International University in London is pleased to announce a one-day conference to be held at its Kensington Campus on 10^th November 2017

(Lecture Theatre, 17 Young Street, London, UK, W8 5EH).

This conference brings together psychologists and Higher Education practitioners, all united by a mutual concern for the development of strategies that can improve shared understandings of critical thinking in the teaching of Psychology. The conference will focus on current debates in the field and will explore whether critical thinking can be incorporated in a more explicit way in the curriculum; the role of technology and innovative teaching methods in promoting such skills in Psychology students will also be discussed. 

 How to register:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/promoting-psychology-students-critical-thinking-skills-challenges-and-opportunities-tickets-38891528609

The link includes detailed information on the event.

Delegate registration fee: £4.00

The delegate registration fee includes access to conference

sessions, lunch, all-day refreshments and afternoon wine reception.

Dr Lucy Irving from our department will be taking part as follows:

13:00 – 13:45: SESSION 3

Enhancing Critical Thinking in Psychology Students: The Dancing Statistics Project