Psych Learning Curve: one of the reasons I am thankful.
Less than a year ago, I was attending my first
APA Consolidated Board Meeting in Washington, D.C. This is one of the perks/challenges of serving on the
TOPSS Board. It's volunteer, but rewarding work.
I was able to meet quite a few wonderful people, but this post is about two of them, Hunter Clary and Amanda Macchi, two of the social media folks at the
APA Education Directorate. They run the
@apaeducation Twitter account.
The real reason for this post is not any of the above. The purpose is to extoll the virtues of the newsletter and blog Hunter and Amanda put together called
Psych Learning Curve.
As you can see from the screen cap from the site, there are a variety of topics that are curated and shared each week from K-12 education to undergraduate and graduate school. Students are even included. The team does some great research to update this site regularly.
In short, if you are short on time and want to get the best information out there on both education and psychology, do check out this resource. You will be thankful.
Join TOPSS today to help support this exceptional resource.
posted by Chuck Schallhorn
