#Psychat Sessions Upcoming

If you are not already on Twitter, please stop what you are doing, turn on your phone, tablet, or computer and make your way to twitter.com.  Sign up and follow the people below to keep up on some of the best online training available from those of us who are still in the trenches teaching and in psychology.

You can find me, Chuck Schallhorn at https://twitter.com/psydways.
Steve Jones is https://twitter.com/highschoolpsych and
Rob McEntarrfer is https://twitter.com/rmcenta.

#Psychat is a Twitter professional development opportunity for psychology teachers most Wednesdays.  The wonderful folks who run the show with organizing and setting up guest hosts are:
https://twitter.com/jenslish  (Jen)
https://twitter.com/irishteach (Heather)
https://twitter.com/amyramponi (Amy)

Follow them and get some great ideas for class and keep up with the field of psychology and teaching.  The remaining schedule of topics, hosts, and archives are available on the graphic below. There have been quite a few already this year.

Archives of #psychat available at: https://storify.com/psychatmail


posted by Chuck Schallhorn

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#Psychat Archive for Review Ideas and Activities

One option for compiling a series of tweets is the online tool called Storify.  I'll go into a post later about using this technology in your classroom.

In the meantime, here is the Storify compilation of Tweets from the #psychat conversation we had on April 30, 2014 while we discussed reviewing for the AP Psychology Exam.

The direct link is here:
https://storify.com/psychatmail/ap-psych-review-4-30

In addition to Steve Jones @highschoolpsych and Chuck Schallhorn @psydways, there are many high school psych teachers worth following as well as hundreds of college and professional psychologists and organizations (yet another post).  Check them out.  The more you follow, the more great suggestions you will receive.

posted by Chuck Schallhorn

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