Teaching High School Psychology

In honor of BRAIN WEEK (information from the DANA Foundation can be found here ) being held March 14-20, Phi-TOPSS introduces a new workshop...

MORE EXCITING PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE MIDWEST!  From blogs.lawrence.edu :  The intersection between the liberal arts...

Brain Games is our new favorite series in my classroom. My TAs watched all the episodes and did their best to identify the seasons, episode ...

Quick post this morning.  I found this really cool article from the American Psychological Society that talks about a website that critiques...

Greetings, Psych Teachers! I am pleased to announce a new conference and training opportunity that may be of particular interest to folk...

Kent first posted about this site back in 2009, but it has been updated and is worth a visit for those teaching or learning neuroscience....

Phineas Gage is the most well-known neuroscience patient in history.  Teachers of all topics like to trot out his picture and talk about...

One of my students, Frankie, has been on me for weeks to check out as series of videos on YouTube.  I finally did and wanted to share them w...

Brain plaques and tangles Memory loss, dementia You are someone else. This is but one of many haikus that Eric Chudler (from ...

For some time now, I have been receiving regular emails from a web site called " Big Think ."  While the site contains content r...

This weekend has been a boon for neuroscience articles.  Below are a couple of articles that we could use in our classes related to developm...

A couple of weeks ago, I posted a short entry about David Eagleman appearing on the Colbert Report .  After having delayed the purchase of...

The Society for Neuroscience has created a wonderful resource that could potentially be utilized by those of us who can get our kids to the...

I was catching up on some television watching when I discovered this little nugget.  Dr. David Eagleman has written the book, Incognito: The...

One of the daily emails I receive is called Delancey Place.com .   Each day, an excerpt from a book or magazine is highlighted--the topics v...

Scientific American has been rife with articles about psychological topics of late. In addition to the usual in Scientific American M...

Sumanas Inc has created a number of animations to help explain the basics of neurobiology/biopsychology. A complete list of animations can ...

TEDTalks is an excellent intellectual series highlighting scientists and their research. Their website is http://www.ted.com/ I subscrib...

"Patients often have difficulty getting the help they need — partly because therapists tend to regard borderline patients as manipulati...