Ben Carter
A neuroscientist trying to figure out how the brain does it all. I use MRI and data science methods to study neurophysiology and structure. Currently leading a team of undergraduates in a novel study.
The Accountability Assingment
Forms the basis of the Final Exam
Good vs. Bad
Goal Theory
- Edwin Locke & Gary Latham, (1990) A theory of goal setting and task performance
- ​Effective goals:
- Set a high standard of performance.
- Designed to require directed attention, effort and action
- Require task specific knowledge and skills
- Related to sense of self
Good vs. Bad
Conclusion
Don't brush off this assignment
- Make them hard. Push yourself.
- Define assessments.
- Define satisfactory completion of the assessment.
- Put a time limit on it.
- Relate them to larger issues like getting a job, preparing for graduate school.
Accountability Assingment
By Ben Carter
Accountability Assingment
This slide deck presents a discussion of how to effectively complete the Accountability Assignment by instructing students on how to create goals and plans in the setting of their internship in conjunction with their site supervisor.
