Teaching

Life Span Development

PSYCH3340
I developed this course to provide a comprehensive overview of human development. It covers key theories and critical issues related to physical, cognitive, and socioemotional development across the life span. Students engage with diverse perspectives and applications of developmental psychology.
Introduction to Psychology

PSYCH1100
This foundational course introduces students to the core concepts, theories, and methods in psychology. It covers a range of topics, including biological bases of behavior, learning, cognition, motivation, emotion, personality, and social psychology. The goal is to foster critical thinking about psychological principles and their relevance to everyday life.
Research Methods in Psychology

PSY104
This course builds on foundational research methods, focusing on data analysis, interpretation, and the ethical considerations of psychological research. Students learn to design, conduct, and critically evaluate empirical studies, developing skills essential for academic and professional success.

Student Quotes

“Kubra was excellent, she was always prepared and knew what she was talking about.”

“She was extremely organized and answered our emails right away.”

“She was always so nice and patient to each every one of us, always happy to help.”

“Kubra’s communication skills were great, and she knows how to control a classroom.”

Guest Lectures

PSYCHOLOGY 3400 Life Span Development, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

PSYCHOLOGY 5800 Family Psychology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

PSYCH 4545 Cross-Cultural Psychology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

Erasmus Teaching Exchange Program, University of Verona, Italy