Instructor: Lesley L. Lambright 
Office: SOUTH campus E 313-4 
Phone: (586) 445-7235 
E-Mail: lambrightl@macomb.edu

Mastering the World of Psychology, custom edition and course pack. Wood, Wood, and Boyd. Pearson Education, Inc. 2006.

Web site: www.mypsychlab.com

• Regular attendance and participation in class is required for success. You are responsible for homework, information, quizzes, exams, etc., during absences. Homework is due no later than the next day in my mailbox. Quizzes are due on the day required in class or in my mailbox.
• There will be 4 exams. They will not be cumulative and will be multiple-choice. (3 @ 120= 360, 1 @180 = 540 total points)
• There will be 4 take home quizzes.
• There will be 1 group project. (100)
• There are 4 scheduled computer lab sessions. Absence from any one will result in a loss of 40 pts.
• Cheating on exams will result in an E final grade.
• Exams cannot be made up unless approved by the professor and must be completed by the next class meeting. Contact the professor immediately, prior to the next class meeting!
• Do not wear hats in class.
• If class is canceled, an already scheduled exam will take place the next class time. Proceed with the scheduled reading as planned. Exams are based upon the textbook, not class coverage.
• Attendance is mandatory for all group presentation days.
• You must supply 8 scantrons. No scantrons, no quiz or exam.
• C- may not transfer to university.
  

950-1000 = A
900-949=A-
866-899= B+
833-865= B
800-832= B-
766-799= C+
730-765= C
700- 729= C-
666-699= D+
633-665= D
600- 632= D-
below 600 = E

If you choose to withdraw, do so officially by the withdrawal date.

The following resources do help: Counseling, tutoring, the learning resource lab, and your own classmates by way of study groups and partners. Please utilize these for your success. 

www.macomb.edu/LearningCenter/default.asp

Involve the class in the presentation: use active learning, pre and post assessment, surveys, call and response, etc., etc. You must be prepared for questions from the audience. Audience-ask questions! 

Cite the sources properly. You may use books, journals, and reputable Internet sites. Do not read from your notes or the text. You may refer to notes but only as a brief reference.

IMPORTANT! You will be scored on the content and style of delivery. Creativity; naturalness of delivery (comes with practice and preparation); coverage of pertinent issues, ideas, examples, implications, causes; and current research will be considered in the evaluation scores. Clarity and thoroughness, within the time frame given, count. Organize yourselves well. 

The score can range from 20-100 pts. Score:

• 5-30 pt content: detail, coherence, substance, depth of coverage, documentation
• 5-25 pt presentation: naturalness, eye contact, familiarity with material, timing
• 5-25 pt audiovisuals: creativity, clarity, appearance
• 5-20 pt interaction: involves class, provides material, provokes thinking 

The group has 30 minutes to present, to include Q and A time. Be professional in manner. Use all that you have learned re: critical thinking, social discourse, and team building.