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Adjuncts and graduate students are being asked to take on larger and larger percentages of college teaching assignments, and we barely know anything at all about what that is like for them as they learn to teach across the nation! At some CUNY institutions, up to 80% of the courses are taught by adjuncts and graduate students!
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The GSTA:
The GSTA is the graduate student part of Division 2, The Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP) and aims to bring cutting edge and evidence-based teaching methods to all teachers. Learn more about us here: https://psychology.commons.gc.cuny.edu/ If you are interested in applying to the GSTA Mentorship Program’s please go here: https://goo.gl/forms/LOXzlTq7SB3zSIJv2. If you would like to join the GSTA and take on a leadership role, please go here: http://teachpsych.org/gsta/index.php and email us at gsta.cuny@gmail.com. You do not have to be a member of APA – you can just join the STP and it is $15. You can use the resources for free.
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