DP_Psychology

Wonderful resource for students

It has dozen of blogs focusing on different areas, and also provides latest news related to psychology.

This site is one of the largest independent psychology websites launched in 1995 and providing information and resources about psychology disorders. This site could helpful for teachers and students.

Article and infographic about cognitive biases.

In August 2015, the Wiki Education Foundation hosted a four-week online seminar tailored to the needs of instructors of psychological science. Topics included editing basics, guidelines for citing references, and the norms and expectations of editing in Wikipedia.

On this page you will find a host of resources designed to bring psychological science into the classroom. These include instructional materials for teaching about the latest in cutting-edge research and expert guidance on pedagogy, as well as blogs, videos and other links to topics that will engage students and anyone who wants to learn about psychological science.

Unit lesson plans for high school psychology teachers for day units that include a procedural timeline, a content outline, suggested resources and activities, and references.

Welcome to the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP) Welcome to STP! If you are looking for a community to support teaching and learning, you will find a devoted team in our organization. Here you also will find resources tied to classroom teaching, conferences, and grants, to name a few.

The Society for the Teaching of Psychology provides teaching resources and services, access to a collaborative community, and opportunities for professional development.

Useful Resources for your IA: including information about the statistical tests and potential topics

This Psych teacher provides some great articles and activities for students for the core levels of analysis and the abnormal/human relationships options. He also has information regarding the IA.

Very colorful and thorough 3-D model of the brain.

3d brain!!!

Thank you for sharing this. :) Students will enjoy learning about the brain using this resource.

This is a very helpful link most specially to new teachers of Psychology. I find this link very informative and it added confidence in me. I will be using this for my first year of teaching and will be glad to share it to my colleagues in school as well. Thanks Jaime for sharing this.

quizlet is a service used by a number of my students to help them remember some of the key terms and key ideas in both flash card form and helpful key term quizzes.

quizlet is a service used by a number of my students to help them remember some of the key terms and key ideas in both flash card form and helpful key term quizzes.

Many students ask me so many Psychology questions based on Pop culture. Online quizzes on Facebook and Buzzfeed has them sometimes mislead. This site was one I've shown them that helps explain away some of the misconceptions. Overall its just an interesting site.

Wish this was still an active site. I was interested in reading

DASL (pronounced "dazzle") is an online library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods. We hope to provide data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find real-world examples that will be interesting to their students. Use DASL's powerful search engine to locate the story or datafile of interest.

IAT - Implicit Association Test It is well known that people don't always 'speak their minds', and it is suspected that people don't always 'know their minds'. Understanding such divergences is important to scientific psychology. This web site presents a method that demonstrates the conscious-unconscious divergences much more convincingly than has been possible with previous methods. This new method is called the Implicit Association Test, or IAT for short. In addition, this site contains various related information. The value of this information may be greatest if you try at least one test first...

Interesting common myths discussed but not necessarily debunked.

Interesting common myths discussed but not necessarily debunked.

In the first in Mind Games, our new series on classic psychology experiments, we show you how to conduct the Stroop test, which looks at how language is processed. Mind Games looks promising, but I worry that it will make it harder for students to do their IA experiments.