That title is pretty self explanatory. If you would like to see the notes on your presentation let me know either in person or via email.
Oh, yeah here are the grades.
Biology and Psychology 2606 (Fall 2010) – Thinking
And that’s all folks
Music “Hundred Times Over” by Private Joker
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, thinking, psychology, Algoma University[/tags]
Biology 3406 Psychology 3306 (fall 2010) – Comparative Cognition 03
We’re done..
Music “First Semester Freedom Fighter” by Hell or Highwater
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Comparative Cognition, Algoma University[/tags]
Biology and Psychology 2606 (Fall 2010) – Vision 02
Even I can see that we just finished vision, wow that was weak. Give me a break, it is the end of term….
Music “A Little Bit More” by Uncle Seth
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Algoma University, Psychology, Vision, neuroscience[/tags]
Biology 3406 Psychology 3306 (fall 2010) – Comparative Cognition 02
More comparisons….
Music “Civic” by Uncle Seth
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Animal cognition[/tags]
Biology and Psychology 2606 (Fall 2010) – Development 03 and Vision 01
We end development and start vision
Music “Hundred Times Over” by Private Joker
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, vision[/tags]
Biology 3406 Psychology 3306 (fall 2010) – Operant Conditioning 06 and Comparative Cognition 01
Finally, we get to comparative cognition.
Music “Elvis Lives” by Skinner
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, comparative cognition[/tags]
Biology 3406 Psychology 3306 (fall 2010) – Operant Conditioning 05
More Skinnerian stuff.
Music “Beer Rights” by Battery Life
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Animal learning, operant conditioning, Algoma Univetrsity[/tags]
Biology and Psychology 2606 (Fall 2010) – Development 02
Part two of our talk on neural development
Music “Stretch” by Dice
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, Neural Development[/tags]
Biology and Psychology 2606 (Fall 2010) – Drugs and Hormones 04 and Development 01
We end our discussion of hormones, and move on to development.
Music “Highway” by Gone for Good, and ending music, the Last post, a minute of silence and the Rouse. To all who have given up their lives for freedom I say thank you. Without you, I could not be teaching these wonderful students, and I could not be making my ridiculous jokes, and telling people stories about grad school. Thanks to all of you again.
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, neural development, Algoma University[/tags]