The psychology of going to university
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A talk for AS level students (Psychology) 2013
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The psychology of going to university
- 1. Jenna Condie Lecturer in Psychology •@salfordpsych •@jennacondie Picture from #salfordpsych @JamieRegano with @abzvic The Psychology of going to University
- 2. Once upon a time, I went to college Flickr: soloM920
- 3. I decided to go to uni… Flickr: Adrian S Jones
- 4. Why Huddersfield? Flickr: Adrian S Jones
- 5. Place Identity Flickr Xavier de Jauréguiberry
- 6. Flickr: dullhunk The world is your oyster?
- 7. Flickr: AhmadHammoud 7 “The choosing, deciding, shaping human being who aspires to be the author of his or her own life, the creator of an individual identity” as “the central character of our time” (Beck & Beck-Gernsheim, 2001, p 22–23) Identity as a Project
- 8. Agency Structure Flickr: azmanaziz A classic question for the social sciences
- 10. Occupations manual in the school libraryPSYPSY -- QUAQUA Flickr: Mr. T in DC Employability… Money!
- 11. Head Heart Making the choice Flickr: Karen V Bryan
- 13. Actually, it’s a ‘narrative’ I tell… …slightly differently every time Flickr: umjanedoan
- 14. Part of wider ‘uni’ narratives Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBzPioph8CI
- 15. Not buying into the education success story Flickr: -eko-
- 16. Why are more jobs requiring degrees? Link: Skills and Employment Survey (2012) Funded by ESRC/UKCES Strategic Partnership
- 17. What % of UK population are educated to degree level? Flickr: chrisjohnbeckett
- 20. Only if you know how to use it Flickr: David Reece
- 22. Living in a global digital world Flickr: The Daring Librarian "The kinds of skills that higher education provides - the ability to think critically and to analyse and present evidence - are going to be increasingly in demand as our economy continues to shift.” Nicola Dandridge, Universities UK
- 23. The importance of your digital selfThe importance of your digital self Flickr: yhancik
- 25. Learner Identity
- 26. Self-efficacy
- 27. Flickr: Bruce Clay, Inc 28 A new culture of learning
- 28. University…time to grow Flickr: rkramer62 To become individually different
- 31. EmpowermentEmpowerment • The role of education is to empower – to beThe role of education is to empower – to be able to think and to do.able to think and to do. • “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it” (Aristotle) Flickr: Capture Queen ™
- 34. Community Flickr: mkhmarketing Employability Transition Learning A big decision: Make the most of the web! Information Knowledge Community Courses IdentityNetworks
- 35. Psychology at Salford BSc (Hons) Psychology BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology BSc (Hons) Psychology and Counselling
- 36. Jenna Condie Lecturer in Psychology •@salfordpsych •@jennacondie Picture from #salfordpsych @JamieRegano with @abzvic The Psychology of going to University
Notes de l'éditeur
- We might not necessarily have choice, but still want to construct ourselves as choosing, deciding, in control of our own lives. Pushed and pulled in different directions…
- Searching potential employees social media profiles increasingly more common. Encourage self-reflection – have you applied for a job recently or a work experience placement? What would they find about you? Could it impact on you getting an interview?
- personal judgments of one’s capabilities to attain designated goals (Bandura, 1986) Self-efficacy beliefs in self-regulated Learning (SESRL) (Zuffianò et al., 2012) Complex relationship between self-esteem & academic achievement (see Baumeister et al., 2003)