Essay 6: Assumptions and methodology of psychoanalytic theory.
Essay 6: Assumptions and methodology of psychoanalytic theory.
Outline the steps you would take to structure a college-level activity to introduce students to psychoanalytic theory.
Choose one of the above electronic document. Outline the steps you would take to structure a college-level activity to introduce students to interpreting the chosen text using the assumptions and methodology of psychoanalytic theory.
Part II
Create an activity that teaches students how to apply psychoanalysis to the interpretation of a text.
What activities would you construct to introduce students to psychoanalytic theory in general, and how would you guide them through interpreting this text?
Your product will be a structured activity designed to scaffold student learning and application of psychoanalysis to the interpretation of a text. Your scaffolding should include a formative assessment. Include any supplementary materials or documents necessary for this activity as part of the assignment.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.
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