User:Fives enough

Hello!

I am a "returning learner" attending St. Charles Community College studying nursing. I am a parent to 5 kids: 2 college students, 1 high schooler, and 2 grade school students. I have spent the last 6 years working with students with austism, Asperger's syndrome, behavioral and learning disabilities and have really enjoyed it! I also enjoy reading, sewing, and attending multiple kids' sporting events all in the same weekend!

Psychology 101 Completed Assignments

1. Create a Wikipedia account
2. Create a user page
3. Sign up on the list of students
4. Leave message for classmate on their user page
5. Add a new section: Psych 101 Assignments
6. Research and list articles of choice for Wiki Project - still trying to figure out how to add the links!
7. Critiqued and left suggestions on discussion page of article Punctuation Substitution
8. Links to articles were added
9. Wiki Psych Ambassador logo added to my page
10. Sandbox page was created and used
11. Info was added to McGurk effect page and citation added
12. Read contribution of User:SCayce1230, added review of Self-confidence to talk page and linked citation to quote in article
13. Read contribution of User:AlyceBort, added review of Chitling Intelligence Test to talk page with suggestions
14. Waiting for feedback from instructor, will then select article & add it to table at bottom of assignment page
15. After receiving feedback will add assignment template to chosen article
16. Sandbox is linked to user page and article assignment table
17. Wiki assignment logo was added to McGurk effect discussion page
18. Sandbox includes a brief summary of my planned improvements for the article on the McGurk effect. Also listed is my annotated bibliography, my references, and a section to expand my article.
19. Article has been expanded with references cited and it has been saved in my Sandbox.
20. Continue to work on Wikipedia reflective essay.

Psychology 101 Wikipedia Project

I am interested in these articles for my assignment:

1. Change Blindness
2. McGurk Effect
3. Time Perception
4. Synesthesia