John Christie
Senior Instructor

Email: John.Christie@dal.ca
Phone: (902) 494-4573
Fax: (902) 494-6585
Mailing Address:
- Interactions between learning and attention
- Spatial attention, especially voluntary
- Data visualization
- Applied cognitive psychology
- Other interesting things, generally cognitive
Â鶹´«Ã½ My Teaching
Students, of all species, learn best as active learners because that's the way brains work. Passively absorbing information is not the best way to retain information. And more importantly, passively absorbed information is a poor way to invoke change in the learner. Therefore, consider me, your instructor, as your guide. Many of my students feel like they are teaching themselves. My job is to provide you an environment, schedule, and guidance that allows you to facilitate your learning. It's the best, and really the only, genuine way to learn.