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Designed and delivered training to undergraduates students on the administration and scoring of measures used within the SKIP (Supporting KIds, avoiding Problems) study as part of their dissertation projects.
Teaching delivered to psychology undergraduate students as part of their third year dissertation projects. The teaching involved a general overview of psychometric tests, their use, purpose and involvement in research. Students were also trained to carry out specific psychometric assessments to be used within schools.
Delivered training on the Teacher Pupil Observation Tool (TPOT) to researchers who will be using the TPOT within the STARS trial (Supporting Teachers and Children in School).
I was involved in delivering training in ASD interventions and diagnosis for Peninsula Medical School staff and students.
This teaching was delivered as part of the 'worrying child' week for third year undergraduate medical students. The sessions ran for 2 hours each week and covered teaching around diagnosis and aetiology of autism and developmental disorders as well as being a space where the students could reflect upon their experiences within the clinic that week.
I provide additional support to the students alongside their main supervisor through their dissertations. As a psychology graduate I am able to offer guidance about the dissertation process as a whole, this may include support with statistical analysis, structuring the dissertation and discussing ideas about the students future aspirations.
