Division of Behavioral and
Social Science
PSYCHOLOGY
Sidney Hall (Syllabus)
Aubrey Shoemaker
(Syllabus)
SOCIOLOGY
HISTORY
GEOGRAPHY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Cary
Jenkins - class notes
PHED
1140
PHED 2320
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Syllabus
Psyc 2410 Course Syllabus -
Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence
Class notes
Psyc 2410
Chapter 1,2,3,and 4 power point handouts
Psyc 2410
Chapters 5-8, power point handout
Psyc 2410 Chapters
9-12, power point handout
Psyc
2410 chapters 13-17, power point handout
Psyc 2410
Course Syllabus - (TeleCourse) Psychology of Childhood and
Adolescence
Class notes
Psyc
2410 Chapter 1,2,3,and 4 power point handouts
Psyc
2410 Chapters 5-8, power point handout
Psyc
2410 Chapters 9-12, power point handout
Psyc
2410 chapters 13-17, power point handout
Psyc 2420 Course Syllabus
- Developmental Psychology
Class notes
Psyc 2420
Chapter 1,2,3, Power Point Handout 1
Psyc 2420,
chapters 4,5,6,8, and parenting skills power point handout 2
Psyc 2420
Chapters 10,11,12,14 Power Point handout
Psyc 2420 Chapters15,17,epilogue
power point handout
Introduction
to Psychology (PSYC 1310)
Introduction
to Psychology (PSYC 1310) Internet
Abnormal
Psychology – PSYC 2310
The Psychology of Helping – PSYC
2320
WEB
SITES
American
Psychological Association - The APA’s web site is
divided into three broad sections: information for psychologists, the
public, and students. ( http://www.apa.org/ )
American
Psychological Society - Directed toward the support of teaching and
research. APS’s mission is to promote, protect, and advance the
interests of scientifically oriented psychology in research,
application, and the improvement of human welfare. (http://www.psychologicalscience.org/)
Internet
Mental Health - An
encyclopedia of mental health information on disorders, medications, and
links to resources for specific psychological conditions. (http://www.mentalhealth.com/)
Mental
Health Net - Mental Health Net is organized into three separate
sections—Disorders and Treatment, Professional Resources, and the
Reading Room.( http://www.mentalhelp.net)
Academic
Info: Psychology - Provides links to professional organizations,
list of university psychological departments, and links to psychological
journals .(http://www.academicinfo.net/psychref.html )
Encyclopedia
of Psychology - The Encyclopedia of Psychology provides links to
people and history of psychology, publications, career information, and
publications.
Assigned Readings
Cervantes, Joseph M. 1,2. Sayyedi, Maryam 1.
University-Based Graduate Training of Community
Agency Workers: A Pilot Collaboration Project. Professional
Psychology - Research & Practice. 33(1):73-79, February 2002.
Renninger, Salina M. 1,2. Veach, Patricia McCarthy 1. Bagdade, Paul
1. Psychologists'
Knowledge, Opinions, and Decision-Making Processes Regarding Child
Abuse and Neglect Reporting Laws.
Professional Psychology - Research & Practice. 33(1):19-23,
February 2002.
Small, Mark A. 1,3. Lyons, Phillip M. Jr. 2. Guy, Laura S. 2. Liability
Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Statutes.
Professional Psychology - Research & Practice. 33(1):13-18,
February 2002.
Budd, Karen S. 1,2. Felix, Erika D. 1. Poindexter, LaShaunda M. 1.
Naik-Polan, Anjali T. 1. Sloss, Christine F. 1. Clinical
Assessment of Children in Child Protection Cases: An
Empirical Analysis. Professional Psychology - Research
& Practice. 33(1):3-12, February 2002.
Mazzeo, Suzanne E. 1,3. Espelage, Dorothy L. 2. Association
Between Childhood Physical and Emotional Abuse and
Disordered Eating Behaviors in Female Undergraduates: An Investigation
of the Mediating Role of Alexithymia and Depression. Journal
of Counseling Psychology. 49(1):86-100, January 2002.
eBooks
Child
abuse, domestic violence, and animal abuse [computer file] : linking the
circles of compassion for prevention and intervention / edited by Frank
R. Ascione and Phil Arkow.
Creating
safe space [computer file] : violence and women's writing / edited by
Tomoko Kuribayashi and Julie Tharp.
The
domestic violence sourcebook [computer file] : everything you need to
know / by Dawn Bradley Berry.
Preventing
child sexual abuse [computer file] : sharing the responsibility / Sandy
K. Wurtele and Cindy L. Miller-Perrin.
The
psychological assessment of abused and traumatized children [computer
file] / Francis D. Kelly.
Local Newspapers
Web Sites
Web
Resources for Sociologists - This web site attempts to provide
organized access to sociology-related Internet materials. (http://socsci.colorado.edu/SOC/links.html
)
American
Association of Family and Consumer Sciences - This web site contains
information on families and consumer sciences.
SocioWeb
- This site is divided into twelve sections, including "Journals
& Zines," "Surveys and Statistics," "Topical
Research," "University Departments," etc. (http://www.socioweb.com/~markbl/socioweb/
)
Statistical
Resources on the Web - Organizes statistical sources into over 20
categories, including "Adoption," "Aging,"
"Divorce," "Homeless," "Poverty,"
"Race," and "Wealth." (http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/stsoc.html)
Congressional
Institute - Presents policy issues dealing with children, youth,
families, welfare and poverty. (http://www.conginst.org/)
Health
and Human Services - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Administration for Children and Families .
Contains welfare reform information and links to other sites with
information and resources for children and families. (http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/
)
American
Historical Association - Provides access to web information on
historical research and teaching. (http://www.theaha.org/)
American
Memory - The American Memory Historical Collections are the
multimedia collections of digitized documents, photographs, recorded
sound, moving pictures, and text from the Library of Congress. There are
currently over 50 collections in American Memory. (http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/)
Charters
of Freedom - The National Archives and Records Administration
presents transcriptions and http://www.afroam.org/history/history.html
digitized images of the founding documents of the American Republic: the
Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and
the Magna Carta of 1215. Also, the site provides links to background
information on the documents and brief biographies of the 55 delegates
to the Constitutional Convention. (http://www.nara.gov/exhall/charters/charters.html
)
African-American
Mosaic - A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black
History and Culture covers "nearly 500 years of the black
experience in the Western hemisphere." (http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/african/intro.html
)
Black
History Museum - This site is an exhibit of articles, photographs
and hyperlinks on a range of topics from slavery in the U.S. to Tuskegee
Airmen. The Museum is part of the AFRO-Americ@ web site. (http://www.afroam.org/history/history.html)
Hyper
History - Presents 3000 years of world history in a combination of
colorful graphics, lifelines, timelines, and maps (http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/History_n2/a.html)
European
History - Here is an extensive listing of sources for France,
Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Scandinavia, Spain & Portugal, and
World War I. (http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/tm/europe.html0
National
Atlas of the United States of America - design and explore
interactive multimedia maps of the country's natural and socio-cultural
landscapes. From the U.S. Geological Survey and its partners.
Urban Geography Resources
- Internet sites for locating information (including maps) on cities
world-wide is produced by Ezra Lehman Library Information System of
Shippensburg University, PA. (http://www.ship.edu/~library/instruction/urbangeography)
GIS
Gateway - This U.S. Census Bureau page offers links to many
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) resources. Among those are U.S.
Census Bureau's Mapping and Cartographic Resources and U.S. Gazetteer.
(http://www.census.gov/geo/www/gis_gateway.html )
Historical
Atlas of the Twentieth Century - There is a wealth of factual
information on twentieth-century topics presented graphically. (http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/20centry.htm)
Earth Science Information
Center - Ask USGS has useful links including "maps and other
products," which has aerial photographs, and "educational
resources." (http://ask.usgs.gov/)
Political
Science Research Sources - This site allows an easy Internet search
for many political science topics. (http://www.vanderbilt.edu/~rtucker/polisci/)
Political
Science Research Sources: United States Politics - The University of
Michigan Documents Center has arranged this site by topics such as:
Comprehensive Sites, Biographies, Elections, Federal Government, Lobby
Groups and News Media. (http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/psusp.html)
United States Senate
- The United States Senate site allows keyword searching on any file on
the Senate server. (http://www.senate.gov/)
United
States House of Representatives - The U.S. House site links to the
House directory, members, committees, floor schedule and bill tracking.
(http://www.house.gov/)
American
Political Science Association - The American Political Science
Association is the world's largest professional organization for the
study of politics. (http://www.apsanet.org/)
PHED 2320
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Chapter 6 PowerPoint
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Chapter 7 PowerPoint
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Chapter 8 PowerPoint
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Chapter 9 PowerPoint
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Chapter 10
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Chapter 15 PowerPoint
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Chapter 16 PowerPoint
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Chapter 19 PowerPoint
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Chapter 20
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Web Sites
Physical
Education Web Sites - Provides links to fitness, funding for
programs, and professional organizations. (http://www.stan-co.k12.ca.us/calpe/Sites.html)
Physical
Education Links - Designed for educators, but also contains
information on activities for parents. (http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/7817/
)
Adapted
PE Web Sites - Provides fact sheets regarding typical behaviors
associated with a number of disabilities, program modification
suggestions, and Internet links to facilitate acquisition of additional
information. (http://pecentral.org/adapted/adaptedsites.html)
PE
Central - Contains information about developmentally appropriate
physical education programs for children and youth. (http://www.pecentral.org/)
PE
Digest - Contains illustrated articles for improving sports
techniques, an 11-year index and links to other PE and sports sites.
(http://www.pedigest.com/ )
Sports
Media - Contains lesson plans for physical education activities.
(http://www.sports-media.org/)
Air
Force Times - Newspaper published for members of the United States
Air Force. (http://www.airforcetimes.com/)
U.S.
Department of Defense and other military sites - Contains links to
the Department of Defense and other military related sites. (http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/military.html#defense)
CLASSROOM
WEB PAGES
Classroom Connect
- This is one of the top K-12 educational sites. It has more than 1,000
links to educational materials. It also has a database of on-line school
web sites and information needed to construct a classroom web site.
Crayon - This source
enables you to create your own web-based newspaper. Through an
easy-to-use setup, you can organize links to a number of news and
information resources.
Web66
- This site is a one-stop source for all the software and information
needed to set up a WWW server at school. These HTML pages can be used
with a PC or MAC web browser.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES IN EDUCATION
Education
World-Education Employment Listings - This comprehensive educational
site provides sources for educational positions on a worldwide basis.
You may also post your resume online. The positions are also listed by
state in the United States. The site provides links to K-12 school
libraries. A search engine that links to 56,000 sites is a useful
feature.
Fed
World Federal Jobs Search - This database allows you to search
abstracts of open U.S. Federal Government jobs. It contains a listing of
summer jobs. Job openings may be checked in individual states.
Tennessee
Education Association - The TEA website is a comprehensive resource.
Among its features is a JOBS search link. Two major links are
identified--Tennessee Department of Education School listing and a K-12
Teaching Positions Troops to Teachers link.
GRANTS
U.S.
Department of Education Funding Opportunities - This is the source
for federal grants in education. It contains a section on grants and
contracts information. Departmental guidelines, regulations, and Federal
Register documents are available here. Links are
provided to Ed-funded Internet Resources.
Welcome
to GrantsNet - GrantsNet is a tool for finding information about the
department of human services and other selected federal grant programs.
The site contains sections on searching for funds and information on how
to apply. Links to other sites are also provided.
Comprehensive
School Reform - In 1998, Congress appropriated $14 million for the
Comprehensive School Reform Demonstration Program. This three-year
federal program will fund low-performing schools to jumpstart
comprehensive school reform. The application criteria is given as well
as information on where to apply for the loan.
HOME
SCHOOLING
Home
School Association of California - This organization has been in
existence since 1987. It gives information on mission program and a
section on Is Home School Legal. A resource page is also included.
Education
Source - The education source has been designed to assist parents,
teachers, and home schoolers find the best educational resources on the
WWW. It has a list of the best web sites for 1997 and the best
educational sites of 1998. A free electronic e-mail journal is
available.
LEGAL
ASPECTS OF EDUCATION
Thomas--U.S.
Congress on the Internet - This comprehensive federally sponsored
Internet site is the best site for federal legislative information on
the net. It has a section on current floor activities for the House and
Senate. A quick search text of bills for the 105 Congress enables you to
search by bill number or key word. Historical documents are also
available. Library of Congress web links are given for the legislative,
executive, judicial, and state/local governments.
National
Education Association - This site has a section on today's news that
highlights educational legislation. The NEA also has
a legislation action center hot button.
American
Federation of Teachers - Current legislation and the AFT response
are highlighted on this web page. Contacts for representatives in the
U.S. Congress are also given.
Tennessee
Education Association - This site contains the TEA legislative
report, a weekly report on educational related activities on the
Tennessee 100th General Assembly. Another key feature is the Federal and
State Legislative Update, which deals with current legislation.
LESSON
PLANS
Teachers.Net
Lesson Plan Exchange - This site provides an opportunity for
teachers to share their ideals and lesson plans. Teachers may post their
lesson plans on this site.
Ask
Eric Home Page - ERIC is a one-stop source for the latest
educational information. It includes thousands of free lesson plans. The
site is searchable by a keyword database. This is the best educational
site on the web.
LIBRARIES
Walters
State Community College Library - This web-based electronic catalog
lists all the instructional resources available for the academic
programs. An interlibrary loan form is available electronically so that
students from our distance learning centers can request materials
electronically.
East
Tennessee State University Libraries - This library site has an
electronic card catalog. In addition, this site is loaded with links to
other electronic sources.
University
of Tennessee - This is a comprehensive library site. Links are
provided to other UT Libraries. This site has excellent links to other
valuable electronic sources on the Internet.
Library of
Congress - This site enables you to search the resources of the
Library of Congress. A wealth of information is available at this site
ranging from Thomas:Legislative Information to online research tools.
MAGNET
AND CHARTER SCHOOLS
Center
for Educational Reform - The Center for Educational Reform issues
the 1997-1998 National Charter School Directory. Currently 784 charter
schools are in operation in 23 states, a 63% increase over 480 schools
in 1996.
NAVIGATING
THE INTERNET
Exploring
the Internet Basic Training - A great resource for trainers to use
in bringing educators onto the World Wide Web for the
first time. It covers everything from e-mail to the web.
PROFESSIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
National Education
Association - The largest organization for teachers has 2.3 million
members. This is a comprehensive site which provides its members with
up-to-date information on legislative information. It also provides a
resource room, chat rooms, and provides articles on current topics. It
also has a search engine for its site.
American
Federation of Teachers - This site provides comprehensive
legislative information about the current concerns of its members. They
provide links to selected web resources. The page features an article on
vouchers vs. small class size. A search engine is available to search
the full text of the web site.
Tennessee
Education Association - This comprehensive site features a Tennessee
Legislative Report and a federal and state legislative update. The site
has a 1997-1998 teacher salary handbook and is linked to many other
national sites.
SCHOOL
VIOLENCE
National
School Safety Center - This site provides an overview of the
problem, latest news, and statistical reviews of school violence. It
provides links to other sources such as the U.S. Office of Education.
Education
World - This site provides a search engine which will provide access
to on-line educational materials concerning school violence. Access to
discussion groups and related web sites provide information specific to
the problem.
SPECIAL
EDUCATION - ADA
U.S.
Department of Education - Discrimination against students on the
basis of disability is prohibited in education programs that receive
federal funds. The site provides a definition and ways for an individual
to seek regress. Sources are provided for additional information.
STANDARDIZED
TESTS
Code
of Fair Testing Practices - The code of fair testing practices in
education was developed by a joint committee on educational practices,
American Psychological Association. The code presents standards
in the following areas:
- developing and selecting tests
- interpreting scores
- striving for fairness
- informing test takers
TEACHER
CHAT ROOMS & USENET DISCUSSION GROUPS
NEA Web
Site - This is an outstanding site for teachers. It has chat rooms
available.
American
Federation of Teachers - The American Federation of Teachers also
provides chat rooms at this site.
Classroom
Connect - This popular site has chat rooms for teachers.
TEACHERS
Teachers
Helping Teachers - The goal of this site is to provide basic
teaching tips for the inexperienced teachers and new ideals in teaching
for all teachers. It also provides a forum for experienced teachers to
share their expertise with colleagues around the world.
Ask
Eric - This is the premier site for educators. It has the following
features:
- Virtual library
- Lesson plans
- News and networking
- Search engines
- And much more.
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