It might be good to take a look at the "Activities Handbook for the Teaching
of Psychology" series.
they generally contain activities for learning and memory, cognition, volume
4 has direct reference to biopsychology and animal behavior, also they have
a special topics section which often has biops
For the first time next fall my Biopsych class of 50 is scheduled to be
held in a classroom with round tables that seat 5-6 students each
instead of your typical fixed seating lecture room. Although I typically
do a few group activities in this class during a semester, I'd like to
come up with
