Gallery

This section houses a collection of instructional design units and projects of the eSTEP students. (Note: These sites are presented "as-is" and are not maintained by the eSTEP project)

Student Projects from Educational Psychology: Spring, 2002

• Judgement Day: A Lesson on Racial Profiling (PowerPoint Show, 234 KB)
• Beyond the Classroom (PowerPoint Show, 630 KB)
• Whose Story Is It? (PowerPoint Show, 173 KB)

Student Projects from Educational Psychology: Fall, 2000

• Hooked on Cognition
• You Gotta Love This Medicine!
• Cognitive Science and Social Studies
• Cognitive Science Based World Language Teaching Methods
• Flying High with World Languages
• I'm Hungry, Let's Do Math!
• I'm Hungry, Let's Do Math II!
• Getting a Charge Our of Static Electricity
• Social Studies Case Overview: "Who Really Rules in Ancient Egypt?"
• The Franish Site
• Creating an Effective Foreign Language Classroom

Student Symposium Projects from Educational Psychology: Spring, 2000

• Multiple Perspectives: Multimedia in the Classroom
• Science Literacy Project
• A Journey Toward Computer Literacy (in the English/Language Arts Classroom)
• Young Adult Literature Review
  

Student Case Projects from Educational Psychology: Spring, 2000

• Bienvenue au Monde de la Science Cognitive!
• Chronicles of a Middle School Math Teacher
• Exploring the Zone of Proximal Development
• Gregor Mendel Teaches Genetics
• How Can Teachers Engage Reluctant Readers?
• Memorizing the Constitution
• Popcorning Along the Oregon Trail
• The Wonderful World of Active Learning
• Let's Talk: Classroom Discussion in Social Studies
• Yo, This Lab Thang Ain't No Thang
• Mockingbird Mayhem
• Paired Testing

Student Symposium Project from Educational Psychology: 1999

• The European Union: Challenges to Integration, created by a group of pre-service students in fall of 1998, is our only learning module at present. These same students further developed their site in the summer of 1999 as a model for future STEP students.