Teaching High School Psychology

Aaron Portenga from Michigan is awesome possum! He put together a minute-by-minute description of the Psychology Crash Course video series o...

The following is a combination post with new material from Chuck and reminders from Steve Updated resources for teachers new to high sc...

I was reading my weekly Scout report and they wrote about a video repository that MIT has online at  http://video.mit.edu/ Here is the lin...

I begin next week with classes starting on August 13.  I know, it's really early.  On the off chance some are still on summer break and ...

After some time away to deal with family matters, I began producing more videos for AP Psychology review today.  Below are three screen capt...

We have posted in the past sites that help you save video files from YouTube.com and other video sites.  The site below does the same thing,...

One of my long favorite sources for videos has been Learner.org, a site by the Annenberg Foundation that allows registered users to stream a...

Many teachers now have access to computers and projectors to view videos and films on the larger screens. Early in my career, I attended a ...

On a daily basis, the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) in Columbus, OH includes a live show of two rats who have been conditioned to pl...

According to their website, "the B. F. Skinner Foundation provides historical information about the life and contributions of B. F. Ski...

This is a short video of a squirrel going through a number of obstacles to reach a simple reward. The clip is a perfect demonstration of ma...

On February 9th of 2007, I remember getting inundated by students who had watched the TV show, "The Office" the night before. It ...

Dr. Mark Mather of the University of Sussex, UK, author of Foundations of Perception , has developed QuickTime video clips demonstrating a n...

Many teachers use the "Vases or Faces" illusion when discussing figure/ground illusions, including the special vase designed for Q...

*** UPDATE (9/25): after seeing several concerns on the AP Psych e-mail list I e-mailed Dr. Freberg and as it turns out, Clips for Class is ...

The Visual Cognition Lab at the University of Illinois have developed a number of short video clips demonstrating Change Blindness and Inatt...

This is a short (1:49) video of a sheep brain being dissected. If you are looking for a quick clip to show to your students, this might do ...

The Brain, along with Pinky's help, does a quick (1:22) run through of the major parts of the brain. If the below video fails to work, ...

This video clip, from the Discovery Channel and McGraw-Hill Higher Education details how the brain can "repair" itself. The video...

For many years, the mainstay of videos in psychology classes were The Brain and The Mind Series as well as the Discovering Psychology with P...