Pragya Dewan

The lessons would be based on the requirements of the students, and would included learning through a variety of forms, including presentations, flashcards, videos, and case studies. The format would be constructed around the main requirements of the student, but would follow a basic pattern of going through the theoretical concepts from recommended books, understanding it better using videos or journal articles, and practicing it through Q&A.

Further, to build an understanding of how psychology is taught at a higher education level, journal articles and research papers would be used to explain the application of the theory being studied. This would also improve the academic writing skills as well as the student's grasp on how the concepts can be applied in a real world setting when conducting research.
If the student is interested in having a career in psychology, then the skills of research and academic writing are crucial, and learning how to read and critique a research article would help doing so. If the student is interested in learning the basics of SPSS and statistics used in psychology, then this would also be included, especially if they want to write a dissertation of their own.

Lastly, since I am a masters student myself, I can help students understand the concepts in ways that made it easier for me to grasp and retain. The lesson plan would be constructed on ways to make it the best fit for that particular student, and any necessary adjustments would be made to suit the needs and requirements of the person.