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The twelve weeks on one page: lectures, labs and everything that falls due

Twelve teaching weeks with a two-week break after week 6: four lectures, twelve labs, and four pieces of assessment totalling 100%. The weeks run in three moves, and every row says which move it is in. Each lab introduces one method, named under its title, and builds only on methods from earlier weeks. A blank cell means nothing that week rather than nothing recorded: only four weeks carry a lecture, and only four have something falling due.

WeekStartingLectureLabDue
RealisationWeeks 1 to 4Read the guidance, and find where your own day sits in it.
1Realisation22 Feb 2027Why the Advice Doesn't FitThe Day You Didn't Designnaturalistic baseline
2Realisation1 Mar 2027What Counts as a RecommendationWhat Is "Tired"?operationalisation
3Realisation8 Mar 2027Two Instruments, One Nightmeasurement error
4Realisation15 Mar 2027The Observer in the Roomreactivity
ChangeWeeks 5 to 7Alter one thing, using the guidance for what to change and how.
5Change22 Mar 2027Take It Away, Put It BackABA withdrawal design
6Change29 Mar 2027One Student, One Kitchen TimerTwenty-Five MinutescounterbalancingPre-registration2 Apr 2027 · 20%
Teaching break5 Apr 2027
12 Apr 2027
7Change19 Apr 2027You Are the Placeboblinding
RethinkingWeeks 8 to 12Read what your body, your mood and your actions send back, and revise.
8Rethinking26 Apr 2027Everything Else That HappenedconfoundingProtocol portfolio30 Apr 2027 · 20%
9Rethinking3 May 2027The Shape of the DataWhy You Felt Better Anywayregression to the mean
10Rethinking10 May 2027The Subject Has Changednon-stationarityThe Report14 May 2027 · 35%
11Rethinking17 May 2027Forty Things at Oncemultiple comparisons
12Rethinking24 May 2027The Day You Don't Measurestopping rules and exitReplication and drift27 May 2027 · 25%