PSI schedule

Subject to change

Class 1

January 19th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

1. Read Peace Corps Theory of Change and Logic Model.
2. Read Questions for the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy.
3. Read the [[PSI syllabus|syllabus].
4. Read How Governments Can Promote Automated Driving, New Mex. L. Rev. (2016) (part III only).
5. Read How Reporters Can Evaluate Automated Driving Announcements, 2020 Journal of Law and Mobility 1 (2020).
6. Watch .....
7. Prepare a two-minute talk that introduces us to something interesting or important that we would not otherwise know.
8. What is a question that you could ask someone to learn something meaningful about them?
9. What is a question that someone could ask you to learn something meaningful about you?

Class 2

Problem-solving bootcamp: January 26th in 1225 Jeffries Hall or by arrangement with Bridgette Carr

Class 3

Problem-solving bootcamp: February 2nd in 1225 Jeffries Hall or by arrangement with Bridgette Carr

Class 4

Problem-solving bootcamp: February 9th in 1225 Jeffries Hall or by arrangement with Bridgette Carr

Class 5

February 16th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 6

February 23rd (before winter break) in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 7

March 9th (after winter break) in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 8

March 16th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 9

March 23rd in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 10

March 30th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 11

April 6th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 12

April 13th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online

Class 13

April 20th in 1025 Jeffries Hall or online