Student-Centered Hybrid Course

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Content of the Class

Educational Psychology focuses on what the science of psychology tells us about learning, motivation, and development. Central to this course is The Village Project. VP is a Community Engaged learning program. VP affords you the opportunity to address the achievement/opportunity gap by working with children in Green Bay’s after school programs which “….provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children, particularly students who attend high-poverty and low-performing schools.” You will spend approximately 30 hours working with children in this setting. Through the project you will also demonstrate your understanding of the relationship concepts from the course and your service experience.

ENGAGEMENT

The Village Project

The Village Project connects students with after school programs in high-poverty and low-performing schools around Green Bay. Students spend around 30 hours working in this setting.

TECHNOLOGY

Project Based Learning

Dr. Riggle’s Class focuses on Project Based Learning through video production. The students make weekly videos and write blogs to recap what they have learned.

Teaser Video

Complete Discussion

Professor

DR. REID RIGGLE

Student

KELSEY NOWACK

Coursework Examples

Final Video Production Project

Dr. Reid Riggle’s Educational Psychology final exam was a demonstration of Video Production. See the description of the project and two student examples of the project.

Kelsey Nowack

Ruthie Tucker