Week 1) Intro to PACE Flashcards
What is a capstone and why is it relevant in this unit?
- Draws disparate parts together
- Caps a structure and holds it together
- Is at the pinnacle of the building
- PSY399 is about drawing together your U/G learning, synthesising it into a more holistic understanding, and preparing you to move on to employment or further study
What is “the integration of knowledge” and what questions might stem from it?
Integration of knowledge= Aim 1 for this course.
• What have you learnt across the disciplines?
• How does it connect up/overlap?
• How can it be integrated into an holistic
understanding of psychology?
• How does theory inform practice?
• How does your integrated knowledge of
psychology link to the ‘real world’?
Big picture thinking is a course …….
and it means
is a course aim.
Big picture thinking
• Sub-disciplines –> whole person–> other
people –>social systems
Prep for future psych study as an ….
as an aim.
Preparation for transition to working with a psychology degree or for further study • Options for study, further qualifications • Registration • Ethics • Jobs that use a psych degree • Preparing a CV • Professional practice • Ongoing development • Laws and legislation
What are some other outcomes of the unit?
• Sense of achievement
• Increased confidence to make transition
• Consolidations of skills, including problem-
solving, communication skills, creativity, innovation, critical, analytical and integrative thinking
• More involved in the community
• Socially aware and responsible
Online WHS module three pars are all examinable
Please go do this now.
What is the final exam testing? How much does it weight?
Final exam - 40%
•During final exam period
•1.5 hours (plus 10 minutes reading time)
•80 multiple choice questions
•Covers lectures, lecture notes, tutes, starred
readings, Ethics Module; WHS Module