Farewell
Wow this course is really over. Time flies when you’re having fun. I actually came into this course the last possible minute and I didn’t know what to expect. Jesse has been such a great help. I absolutely love the structure of this class; I actually didn’t lose my mind over stress. I was always … Continue reading Farewell
Reflection: Thank You!
Taking one of Jesse’s classes before I knew what to expect course load and expectations: We were in charge of my own learning and teaching of each other. Even though I had already taken Psychology of EducationI was still a little nervous because I wanted to ensure I used my abilities to the fullest extent … Continue reading Reflection: Thank You!
How to Make a Class FUN in 7 EASY Steps
I don’t know, ask Jesse 🙂 But really, thank you to Professor Jesse for creating such a fun learning environment for a lot of us. And to my fellow students, thank you for positively impacting my experience in this class in your own unique ways. Even though I’ve already taken another class (Psych. of Ed.) … Continue reading How to Make a Class FUN in 7 EASY Steps
Final Reflection
The first day of class, I had a really hard time figuring out what this class was about, even though the name is pretty straight forward I had no idea what I could possibly talk about regarding social cognition. My understanding of social cognition has now changed, it has helped me learn more about myself … Continue reading Final Reflection
Then leave, peace out
Well this is the end of the semester guys! It is crazy how fast these past weeks have flown by. I remember thinking about dropping this class at first because I was uncomfortable having to do discussions. I am SO glad I stayed in because all of you were so amazing to talk too! There … Continue reading Then leave, peace out
Retrospective Contemplation
I decided to enroll in Social Cognition both because it pertained to my degree and because I saw it as an opportunity to stimulate my mind in the midst of the Covid-19 global pandemic. The format of this class intrigued me from day one, and although I was apprehensive at first, I am glad I … Continue reading Retrospective Contemplation
Reflection
I was having trouble starting this reflection post. What is there to say about social cognition? It is simply a class that is set up differently than the other courses at The University of Lethbridge. I do enjoy writing blog posts and hosting discussions each week, because it gives me an opportunity to interact with … Continue reading Reflection
Alright, take it easy.
I had no idea what I was getting into when I registered in this class. I read the class information and was very much confused. "What do you mean we can choose any topic relating to Social Cognition? What even is Social Cognition? Doesn't that give us too much freedom?" Throughout my whole university experience, … Continue reading Alright, take it easy.
Mic drop, Edwin out!!! Peace.
Alright, this is it, I guess. When I came into the class and realized I had a presentation as well as a Blog post plus comments every week, I was truly overwhelmed. I didn't know how the class would play out. Also, there was the fact that I had to create my course materials. I … Continue reading Mic drop, Edwin out!!! Peace.
This Is Sort Of Sad
Coming into this class, I was horrified. Presentations every week? Blog posts every week? Comments? I felt overwhelmed, but after finishing my first discussion on something fun yet educational, I realized that this might be the perfect type of class for me. I’m a creative soul, and this class allowed me to do what I … Continue reading This Is Sort Of Sad