Psychology is Everywhere – Articles and Blogs

Note from your Instructional coach: Among the tips presented by Guy Kawasaki, he stated that in order to be a remarkable speaker you need to educate and entertain or at the very least entertain your audience. That is a great TIP for educators!

Have you ever wondered how to optimally respond when someone says “thank you”?

Publication Date: January 15, 2020

Dr. Robert Cialdini: The Psychology Powering Influence and Persuasion

Resource Published Here: https://guykawasaki.com/dr-robert-cialdini-the-godfather-of-influence/

Note from your Instructional coach: After listening to this podcast I am wondering if educators should use persuasion and/or presuasion OR none of them? What do you think?

Videos for Educators

A Crash Course in Remote Management

“Some companies are encouraging employees to experiment with working from home, which can feel very different from in-person and office work. If you’re interested in learning more, please check out the full video recording of the course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGj7EVakwTU “

Note from your Instructional Coach: I can see that we can use this valuable information used for Remote Management as a reference framework when we move from classroom teaching to Remote Teaching.

Collaboration – Why You Need to Stay Connected With Your Colleagues

Video – Published by Trevor Muir

Curriculum Mapping – Phase I: What is curriculum mapping?

“First in a series of student-produced video interviews with Heidi Hayes Jacobs by West Chester East Senior Class President Matt Young.”

Curriculum Mapping – Phase II – Launching the Process of Curriculum Change

“Dr. Heidi Hayes Jacobs discusses the second of four necessary phases for a successful curriculum change process.”

Curriculum Mapping -Phase III – Maintaining, Sustaining and Integrating

“Dr. Jacobs describes the third phase for implementing a successful curriculum change process.”

Curriculum Mapping – Phase IV – Advanced Mapping Tasks

“Dr. Jacobs outlines the fourth of four phases for a successful curriculum change initiative.”

Google Meet – Google Meet Extensions For Classroom Teachers: Attendance, Hand Raising Icons, and Gridview – Video for Educators from The EdTech Show

Video for Educators from The Ed Tech Show

Teaching Resources – 12 of Our Favorite Videos for Teaching Kids About Friendship

Published by We Are Teachers

Learning – How do we learn?

“Samford psychology professor Stephen Chew has been awarded Distinguished Member status by Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. The honor is the organization’s highest, and has been conferred upon only 40 individuals in the organization’s 90-year history. Chew is best known to many as the creator of a groundbreaking series of videos for students on how to study effectively. The videos have received more than a million views and are in use at educational institutions worldwide.” Quote from Samford University News

Stephen Chew videos on learning:

Beliefs That Make You Fail…Or Succeed

What Students Should Understand About How People Learn

Cognitive Principles for Optimizing Learning

Putting the Principles for Optimizing Learning into Practice

“I Blew the Exam, Now What?”

Learning in Pandemic Times

Video on basic principles on how people learn. Great information!

PBL – How to Make PBL a Reality in a Distance Learning Environment

“If you think about your most powerful learning experiences, there’s a good chance at least one of these experiences involved a project. This is where you learned how to research, how to ideate, how to work with others, how to engage in productive struggle, and how to revise your work. These epic projects were what built those life-long soft skills that you use on a regular basis.” John Spencer

PBL – What is Project Based Learning?

“Learn more about Project Based Learning (PBL) at : http://bie.org/. The Buck Institute for Education commissioned the cutting-edge advertising agency, Common Craft, to create a short animated video that explains in clear language the essential elements of Project Based Learning (PBL). This simple video makes the essential elements of PBL come alive and brings to light the 21st Century skills and competencies (collaboration, communication, critical thinking) that will enable K-12 students to be college and work-ready as well as effective members of their communities.”

Note from your Instructional Coach: I used a combination of Project Based Learning and Socratic Circles…it worked beautifully! The book that I used to guide my practice was: Socratic Circles: Fostering Critical and Creative Thinking in Middle and High School by by Matt Copeland

Remote Learning with TED-Ed

TED-Ed – 4 Free TED Ed Resources to Help Support Online and In-Person Learning – Article and Videos – Published by TED-Ed

Sketchnoting – Why Teachers Are So Excited About the Power Of Sketchnoting

Published by KQED

Social Emotional Learning – Building Adult Capacity for Social and Emotional Learning

Video published by Edutopia

Start With WHY

” Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership — starting with a golden circle and the question: “Why?” His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King Jr. and the Wright brothers …”

Note from your Instructional Coach: You may also start your course or even a class with “WHY?”. Why don’t you try it and let me know how it works, in the comments below?

Teaching – Teaching Is Tiring

Motivational Video – Published by Trevor Muir

Teaching and Learning – Take Note: How to Study During the Epidemic and Beyond

Watch this video on Study Tips! The Education Paradigm is different NOW. How can we adapt?

This RSA Animate was adapted from a talk given at the RSA by Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned education and creativity expert and recipient of the RSA’s Benjamin Franklin award. The RSA is a 258 year-old charity devoted to driving social progress and spreading world-changing ideas.

Teaching Framework – Darryl Williams’ Framework For Online Lessons – Article and Sample videos for Educators – Published by Teach Like a Campion

“Darryl put together a draft framework for what the structure of online lessons could look like across a school. He was building off one of our observations that the biggest challenge of both synchronous and asynchronous instruction is the same: fatigue, tuning out, exhaustion. We know students need face-to-face interactions. But even for adults, hours of Zoom time can be brutal. And asynchronous learning can also be exhausting and isolating. Thus the framework: a fairly brilliant bit of distillation on his part of how to balance the two types of instruction to make online learning both productive and sustainable.”

Understanding by Design – Deepening Learning With Understanding by Design

Video – Published by Edutopia

Universal Design for Learning

Video Published by Cast

Virtual Learning – Using Social Stories to Establish New Routines

Video published by Edutopia

Virtual Teaching – How to Thrive as a Virtual Teacher

Video – Published by Trevor Muir

Articles for Students

Ansiedad – Cómo calmar la ansiedad al instante con un simple ejercicio de respiración -via Terra Chile

Mindfulness – Mindfulness meditation: A research-proven way to reduce stress – Published by the American Psychological Association

Misinformation – 10 ways to spot online misinformation – Published by The Conversation

The Breathtaking, Life-Altering Power of Being a Dork – Article and podcast for Students

Lifelong Learning – Who’s Building the Infrastructure for Lifelong Learning? – Published by MIT Sloan Management Review

Personality Test – 16 personality Types – Free Test – via NERIS Analytics Limited

Skills & Jobs – Jobs are changing. But two skills will always be in demand – Published by World Economic Forum

Remote Work – Is the office obsolete? Many travelers hope so – Article – Published by National Geographic

Resume – How to Write an Effective Resume – Published by Coursera Blog

Seven careers that are even more viable during the pandemic outbreak: “We’re living in unusual times.

Volunteering – Volunteering and Human Flourishing – Published by Institute for Family Studies

Articles for Educators

Action Plan – Virtual Learning Action Plan for School Leaders – Key questions to support students, parents, and teachers – Published by Toddle

Academic Models – Model Options (to download in pdf) – Published by Clemson University

Adolescentes – A Mi Yo Adolescente – via BBVA Aprendemos Juntos

After-School Learning – How to Set Up an Online School Newspaper – Written Publication via Edutopia

After-School Learning – Creating Online Clubs for Students During Remote Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Atreverse a ser niño – “Hay que atreverse a ser niño”: así fue la última clase de Humberto Maturana el sábado recién pasado – Article via BioBioChile

Advanced Placement Environmental Science – What mark will you make? – Download Application – App by Footprint

Assessment – 50 Ways To Measure Understanding – Article published by TeachThought

Assessment – 4 Strategies for Implementing Standards-Based Learning – Published by Edutopia

Assessment – How Can Students Self-Assess When Teachers Do All the Grading and Work? – Article and video – Published by KQED

Assessments online – Formative , Socrative , Google Forms

Assessment – What to Do About Cheating on Assessments in Virtual Learning? – Article from Education Week

Assignments – 5 Keys to Successful Homework Assignments During Remote Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Assignments – Are You A Curator or a Dumper? – Article and Podcast – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Art – Teaching Drama in Distance Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Assignment – To Boost Higher-Order Thinking, Try Curation – Podcast and Article – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Attendance – School Attendance In The COVID Era: What Counts As ‘Present’? – Article – Published by KQED

Biologia y Conocimiento – La biología del conocer y la autopoiesis: La trayectoria del destacado pensador Humberto Maturana – Article via CNN Chile

Bitmoji – 10 Strategies Designed to Engage Elementary Students Online – Article for Educators – From Twitter @Catlin_Tucker

Bitmoji – Educators Turn to Bitmoji to Build Community and Engagement – Article – Published by Edutopia

Bitmoji – How to Design a Culturally Responsive Bitmoji Classroom – Article – Published by Edutopia

Blended Learning – Effective Instructional Models for a Hybrid Schedule – Article – Published by Edutopia

Blended Learning – Universal Design for Learning and Blended Learning: Representation Article and video for Educators – Published by Catlin Tucker

Blogging – Top 10 Tips For Student Blogging (guest post by @mrodz308) – via Aaron Hogan

Bullying – B ullying: A Module for Teachers – A collection of resources for teachers – Published by American Psychological Association

Bullying – How Remote Learning Has Changed The Nature Of School Bullying – Article published by Huffpost

Career choices – 7 careers that are even more viable during the pandemic outbreak: “We’re living in unusual times.”

Classroom Decorations – Dos and Don’ts of Classroom Decorations – via Edutopia

Classroom Doors – 65 Awesome Classroom Doors for Back to School – via We are Teachers

Classroom Greetings – Welcoming Students With a Smile – via Edutopia

Classroom Ideas – Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Learning: There is No Perfect Answer – Article – Published by We Are Teachers

Classroom Management – Using Hand Signals for More Equitable Discussions – Remote Teaching – Article and video from Edutopia

Classroom Management – 3 Ways to Motivate Your Team Through an Extended Crisis – Article – Published by Harvard Business Review

Classroom Management – 7 Classroom Management Mistakes—and the Research on How to Fix Them – Article for Educators – From Edutopia

Classroom Management – 10 Ways To Give Students More Control Of Their Education – Article – Published by TeachTought

Classroom Management – Should You Require Students To Turn On Their Zoom Cameras? – Remote Teaching – Article and Infographic – from Oregon State University Center for Teaching and Learning

College Virtual Visits – Three Shifts for College Counselors During and Beyond COVID-19 – Published by Global Online Academy

Collaboration – 5 Ways to Work With a Reluctant Teacher Collaborator – Article – Published by The Principal’s Desk

Communication – How to Make Your Virtual Discussions Engaging, Effective, and Equitable in Eight Steps – Article – Published by Faculty fo

Communication – 7 Magic Phrases That Make You Instantly Likable on Video Calls – Article – Published by Medium

Communication – 7 Tips for Difficult Conversations with Students – Article – Published by The@DavidGeurin Blog

Communication with Parents – Teacher-Parent Communication Strategies to Start the Year Off Right – via Edutopia

Communication Skills – How a Simple Presentation Framework Helps Students Learn – via Edutopia

Course Template available in Canvas – TOPSS High School Psychology Course Template available in Canvas: Updated July 2020 – Article via APA

Community Building – How to Teach When Everyone is Scattered – Podcast and Article – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

COVID-19 | American Psychological Association – SPECIAL REPORT – Enhancing Online Learning

Critical Thinking – Ask the Cognitive Scientist: How Can Educators Teach Critical Thinking? – Article – Published by AFT

Critical Thinking – Correcting The Deficit In Critical Thinking – Article via TeachThought

Critical Thinking – How to think effectively: Six stages of critical thinking – Article and Podcast – Published by Big Think

Critical Thinking – What Is Kaplan’s Depth And Complexity Chart? – Article via TeachThought

Curriculum Planning – Using One Region to Teach World History – Published by Edutopia

Curriculum Planning – 5 Tips for a More Efficient Transition From Virtual to In-Person Teaching – Article – Published by Edutopia

Curriculum – Priority Standards – What Should We Teach? 5 Steps for Keeping Kids on Track This Fall – From Education Week

Curriculum and Universal Design for Learning – How Designing Accessible Curriculum For All Can Help Make Online Learning More Equitable – Article – Published by KQED

Decisions – 20 Questions To Help Decide What’s Best For Your Kids (And You) This School Year – Article and Podcast for Educators – From KQED

Delay Gratification – Children Will Wait to Impress Others: Another Twist on the Classic Marshmallow Test – Published by Neuroscience News

Delay Gratification – What a New Marshmallow Test Teaches Us About Cooperation – Published by Behavioral Scientist

Dealing with the Unexpected – Dealing with the Unexpected: Teaching When You or Your Students Can’t Make it to Class

Education – Improving School Improvement – PDF – Published by the American Psychological Association

Education Equity – Beginning the Year With an Equity Survey – Article via Edutopia

Education & Covid-19 – What did distance learning accomplish? – Published by the American Psychological Association

Educational Changes due to Covid-19 – Teaching Without Schools: Grief, Then A ‘Free-For-All’ – Podcast and Article – Published by KQED

Empowering Teachers – How to Offer Elearning Help – Without Checking Your Inbox – Article – Published by SimpliTeach

English Language Arts – Developing a Social Justice Unit in English Language Arts – Article – Published by Edutopia

Eye Strain – Tips to Reduce Eye Strain – Article – Published by The American Cooperative School

Seguridad Digital – Esta guía te ayudará a hablar de alfabetismo y seguridad digital en tu sala de clases – Publicado por Elige Educar

Family Engagement – How to Coach Parents Who Are Teaching at Home – Published by Edutopia

Family Engagement – Using Technology to Connect With Parents – Article – Published by Edutopia

Family Engagement – Less Jargon, More Grace: Using Language That Parents Understand – Article for Educators – Published by Edutopia

Family Engagement – Using Technology to Connect With Parents – Published by Edutopia

Financial Education – K-12th – Money Matters: Financial Education Courses for Kids – Published by EverFi

Future of Education – HOMESCHOOLED – Article – Published by Alumni, Harvard Business School

Game-Based Learning – How to Use Games to Build Community in Distance Learning – From Edutopia

Global Competence – Build your students’ global competence and connect your classes to others worldwide – Digipals – Published by Digitals

Global Education – Teaching a Global Curriculum During Distance Learning– Article – Published by Edutopia

Google Classrooms – Google Extensions For Distance Learning – Article for Educators – Published by The Brown Bag for Teachers

Google Classrooms – 10 Google Classroom Tips for Remote Learning – Podcast and Article for Educators – from Shake Up Learning

Google Sites – Educación a Distancia por Emergencia Sanitaria Covid-2019 – Elaborado por Viviana Mendoza

Grading – A Better Alternative To Grading Student Writing – Article – Published by TeachThought

Grading – Dear Parents: Here’s What You Should Know About Letter Grades Article – Published by TeachThought

Grading – Opinion – Pass-Fail Raises the Question: What’s the Point of Grades? – Article – Published by The New York Times

Growth Mindset – Using Retakes to Nurture Growth Mindset – Article – Published by Edutopia

Health – Trauma is ‘Written Into Our Bodies’—but Educators Can Help – Article – Published by Edutopia

Health and Wellness – Five Tips to Balance Home, School, and Work – Article – Published by Learning Incognito – Blog Section

Health and Wellness – Offline Choice Boards: Integrating Offline Learning into Your Online Class – Article – Published by Catlin Tucker

Health – Identifying signs of stress in your children and teens – Article – Published by American Psychological Association

Health and Wellness – Stop “Should-ing” Yourselves: Teaching Teachers and Students About Habit Formation – Article – Published by The International Educator

Humor – 15 New Problems That Remote Teachers Are Facing Right Now – Published by Bored Teachers

Icebreakers – 10 Simple Icebreakers For Kids: Elementary Students Edition– Published by TeachThought

Inclusive Pedagogy – Diversity and Pedagogy – Article for Educators – Published by The University of Chicago

Interest-based Learning – Emphasizing the Importance of Play During Distance Learning – Article published by Edutopia

International School Services – Online Learning: A Strategic Approach for K-12 Schools

Introductions – 27 Unique Ways Teachers Can Introduce Themselves to Their Students via We are Teachers

Instructional Design Models

Instructional Design Models in alphabetical order – ADDIE Model & ADDIE’s Weaknesses , ARCS Model , ASSURE Model , Backward Design , Dick and Carey Model, Cognitive Apprenticeship , Gerlach and Ely Model , Interative Design (Rapid Prototyping & Spiral Model) , Kempt Design Model , Transactional Distance

Lifelong Learning – Who’s Building the Infrastructure for Lifelong Learning? – Published by MIT Sloan Management Review

Learning – Is Learning “Lost” When Kids Are Out of School? Published by Alfie Kohn

Learning and Growth Mindset – 10 Ways To Honor Mistakes In The Learning Process – Published by Teach Thought

Learning Ownership – The Value of a Camera-Optional Policy – Published by Edutopia

Lesson Planning – Back to Basics: Lesson Planning for the Concurrent Classroom – Article – Published by Catlin tucker

Lesson Design – Backward Design: The Basics – Podcast and Article – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Math – Online Learning – 11 Teacher-Recommended Math Apps and Online Tools – Article for Educators from Edutopia

Math – Online Learning – Using Google Slides to Make Virtual Math Classes More Engaging – From Edutopia

Math Online – The Math Manipulatives Hiding in a Junk Drawer – Article – Published by Edutopia

Memories – The Neuroscience of Narrative and Memory – Article – Published by Edutopia

Memories – Why are memories attached to emotions so strong? – Article – Published by Science Daily – Columbia University Irving Medical Center

Mindfulness – Mindfulness meditation: A research-proven way to reduce stress – Published by the American Psychological Association

Mindfulness – Online Mindful station – By Mike Fisher (Mainly for Elementaty School)

Misinformation – Ten ways to spot online misinformation – Published by The Conversation

Motivation – Seven Strategies to Keep Students Motivated All Year Long– Published by KQED

Morning Messages – Using Morning Messages to Start the Day in Distance Learning (K – 5th grade )- Published by Edutopia

New Teachers – No One Starts Out Awesome: Advice for New Teachers – via Edutopia

Online Learning – Keys to Success in Distance Learning – From Edutopia – Article for Educators

Online Learning – Setting the Stage for a School Year Online – Article Published by Edutopia

Online Learning – Seven Takeaways From Our Experiences With Distance Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Online Learning & American Sign Language – How Using a Little Sign Language Can Improve Online Classes – Article for Educators – Published by Edutopia

Online Teaching – 9 Ways Online Teaching Should Be Different from Face-to-Face – Podcast and Article – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Parenting during Covid-19 – How parents shape their children’s mental health – Article published by CNN that includes 6 related articles

Parenting – Tug of thought war – Learning scientist vs Parent – Article – Published by Learning Incognito

PenPal Schools – Login Required – PenPal Schools connects students from 150 countries to make friends and discover the world

Philosophy – Epiphenomenalism: one of the most disturbing ideas in philosophy – Article via Big Think

Place-Based Learning – With Safety in Mind, Schools Take Classes Outdoors – Published by Edutopia

Plagiarism – Teaching Students to Avoid Plagiarism – Article published by Cult of Pedagogy

Politics – How to talk about politics constructively – Article – Published by IDEAS.TED.COM

Professional Development – A Strategy Teachers Can Use to Learn Together – Article – Published by Edutopia

Projects Using Digital Images – Why You Should Consider Using Digital Images In The Classroom – Article via TeachThought

Project Based Learning – How Project-Based Learning Helps Students Process Challenging Personal Experiences – Article – Published by EdSurge

Project- Based Learning – The Power of Personal Purpose and Value in PBL – Article – Published by Buck Institute for Educators

Project-Based Learning – An Adaptable Framework for Project-Based Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Projects at Home – Projects at Home – Different Subjects and Levels K-12th – Published by ELEducation

Psychology – Teaching Psychology: Where Can I Find Help? – Article – Published by American Psychological Association

Precauciones en el aula durante la COVID-19 – Artículo publicado por UNICEF

Prevent stress and burnout – Not Again! How to Keep From Overextending Yourself This Year – Article via Edutopia

Questioning – Using Student-Generated Questions to Promote Deeper Thinking – Article – Published by Edutopia

Question-Based Learning – What Is Question-Based Learning? – Article via Teach Thought

Reading – The Reading Bridge: Bridging the gap between school and home – Article for Educators from The Reading Bridge

Reading Strategies – How To Read A Book: 3 Strategies & Questions For Critical Reading – Published by Teach Thought

Reading Comprehension – Why Deeply Diving Into Content Could Be the Key to Reading Comprehension – Article – Published by KQED

Reading Tips – OPINION: Tips on teaching reading in the time of coronavirus – Article for Educators – Published by The Hechinger Report

Relationships and Rules – Relationships Over Rules: Separating Fact From Fiction – via BamRadio

Remote Work – Is the office obsolete? Many travelers hope so – Article – Published by National Geographic

Remote Learning – One fifth of pupils ‘falling through remote learning net’ – By Isobel Leybold-Johnson – April 12, 2020

Remote Learning – Asynchronous Remote Learning Is The Most Humane Way To Teach This School Year – Article for Educators – Published by Forbe

Remote Learning – Opinion – Why remote learning is hard — and how to make it easier Published by Los Angeles Times

Remote Learning – Routines – Establishing Routines for Remote Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Research on Teaching – On Students’ (Mis)judgments of Learning and Teaching Effectiveness – Journal of Applied Research on Memory and Cognition

Rethinking Assessment and Grading –Assessments and Grading in the Midst of a Pandemic – Published by Education Week

Rethinking Education – The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever. This is how!

Rethinking Education – Moving Students From Consumers To Creators To Contributors

Rethinking Education – Returning to the classroom will be a chance to rethink its purpose – Article for Educators – Published by World Economic Forum

Rubrics – The Problem With Rubrics In Learning – From TeachThought

Rethinking Education – What Past Education Emergencies Tell Us About Our Future:With schools closed in 185 countries, experts who’ve studied school emergencies around the world share insights about the impact on kids.By Sarah Gonser April 8, 2020

Rubrics – Vetting Rubric

Rubrics – How to Create a Single Rubric that Works – From TeachThought

Remote Learning – TED-Ed – 4 Free TED Ed Resources to Help Support Online and In-Person Learning – Article and Videos – Published by TED-Ed

Self-Determined Learning – The Definition Of Heutagogy & Self-Determined Learning – Article via TeachThought

Self-Directed Learning – Four Stages Of A Self-Directed Learning Model – Article for Educators – Published by Teach Thought

Self-Directed Learning – Tips for Fostering Students’ Self-Regulated Learning in Asynchronous Online Learning Environments – Article – Published by Faculty Focus

Shifts in Education – The 12 Shifts for Student-Centered Hybrid Environments – Article for Educators – from Getting Smart

Social Studies Project – A Crafting Project to Boost Engagement in History – Article via Edutopia

Social Emotional Learning – A Tool to Help Students Assess and Improve Their Character – via Edutopia

Social Emotional Learning – Discover the new Teams feature that supports social-emotional learning – Article – Published by Microsoft

Social Emotional Learning – How to Maslow Before Bloom, All Day Long – Article – Published by Edutopia

Social Emotional Learning – Tools for Social and Emotional Development in Online Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Sketchnoting – Why Teachers Are So Excited About the Power Of Sketchnoting – Article and Video – Published by KQED

Skills – Stanford psychology expert: This is the No. 1 work skill of the future—but most fail to realize it – Article – Published by CNBC

Skills & Jobs – Jobs are changing. But two skills will always be in demand – Published by World Economic Forum

Student Engagement – Engaging Students in Virtual Instruction With the Camera Off – Article – Published by Edutopia

Student Engagement – How to Choose Words That Motivate Students During Online Learning – Published by Edutopia

Strategies for Distance Learning – 5 Ways That Teachers Are Using Breakout Rooms to Create More Learner-Centered Experiences in Distance Learning – Posted on August 30, 2020 by Katie Martin

Strategies for Critical Thinking – 30 Strategies for Critical Thinking – Article for Educators from TeachThought

Stress – With Stress in Schools Increasing, Simple Strategies to Stay Calm – Article and videos included – Published by Edutopia

Teaching and Learning – Transparency in Learning and Teaching: Begin with SMARTE and SMARTER Student Learning Objectives – Article – Published by Oregon State University’s Center for Teaching and Learning

Teacher’s Day – Learning Never Stops – Article – Published by The International Educator

Teacher Development/Induction online – 6 Tips for Mentoring New Teachers During Distance Learning – Article published bu Edutopia

Teaching – Teaching Exhausted? Pause, Reflect, And Adjust – Article – Published by TeachTought

Teaching – Teaching: How to Give Students a Break From Their Screens — in an Online Course – Article – Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education

Teaching Strategies – Marzano’s 9 Instructional Strategies For Teaching And Learning – Article – Published by TeachThought

Teaching Strategy – Hexagonal Thinking: A Colorful Tool for Discussion – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Teaching Strategies – 4 Strategies to Help Students Feel Calm During Distance Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Teaching Strategies – 8 Strategies to Improve Participation in Your Virtual Classroom – Published by Edutopia

Teaching Strategies – The Student Engagement Trap, and How to Avoid It – Article – Published by Edutopia

Teaching Strategies – Support Online Learning with Powerful Thinking Routines – Article – Published by Catlin Tucker

Teaching – 5 Levels Of Student Engagement: A Continuum For Teaching – Article – Published by TeachTought

Teaching – NINE Roles For The Teacher That Leads – from TeachThought

Teaching – RAP ON: Live Streamed or Face to Face? Comparing Efficacy – Article

Teaching and Learning – 4 Laws of Learning (and How to Follow Them) – Article & Podcast for Educators – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Teaching Resources – Finding Reputable Online Resources for Distance Learning – Article – Published by Edutopia

Teaching Resources – Printables K-12 – “Learn Along” Bingo Packets– Published by PBS (English and Spanish)

Teaching Resources – HERE’S THE ENTIRE LIST OF EDUCATION COMPANIES OFFERING FREE SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE TO SCHOOL CLOSINGS – Published by Kidsactivities.com

Teaching Resources Grades 3 to 5 – History Channel – Videos for Upper Elementary students

Teaching Resources – Resource Library – Grades 6-12 – National Geographic – Learn at home – Biology, Ecology, Conservation, Earth Science, Climatology, Geology, Geography, Physical Geography, Social Studies

Teaching Resources – Climate Literacy: Find resources from a range of public media producers and curators that will help you learn and teach climate science literacy. The structure of this collection is based upon the Essential Principles of Climate Literacy.

Teaching Resources – How to Get to ‘Sesame Street’? These Days, It’s by Video Conference: The New York Times, April 13, 2020 – Resources

Teaching Resources – National Geographic – Looking for new ways to educate and entertain your kids? Visit NatGeo@Home for all kinds of resources—including quizzes, science experiments, lesson plans, and fun activities to do as a family.

Teaching Framework – Darryl Williams’ Framework For Online Lessons – Article and Sample videos for Educators – Published by Teach Like a Campion

Teacher Development – How to Become and Remain a Transformational Teacher – Article for Educators – From Edutopia

Technology – 12 Of The Best Bookmarking Tools For Teachers – Published by TeachThought

Technology – 20 Of The Best Zoom Tools For Teachers – Article – Published by TeachThought

Technology – 21+ Chromebook Keyboard Hacks Remote Learners (and Their Teachers) Need to Know – Article – Published by We Are Teachers

Technology – Accessibility Features Can Ease Remote Instruction for Students – Article – Published by Edutopia

Technology – How to Use Pear Deck in World Language Classes (6th grade to 12th grade)

Technology – Why COVID-19 is an EdTech opportunity for Latin America – Article – Published by World Economic Forum

Technology – Kahoot – RAP ON: What’s All the Kahoot! About? – Article

Technology – The Google Curse: Too Much Information Too Easily Found – Article – Published by TeachTought

Technology Integration – Essential Apps for the Physical and Digital Classroom– From Edutopia

Technology Tips – Video Conferencing: Establishing Routines and Structuring Online Time with Students – Article for Educators from Twitter @Catlin_Tucker

Technology: What Teachers That Use Technology Believe – Article for Educators

Student Engagement – Elevating Student Engagement in Breakout Rooms – Article and Infographic from Oregon State University’s Center for Teaching and Learning

Students’ Voices – What (Some) Students Are Saying about the Switch to Remote Teaching and Learning– Published by Educause Review

Uno de cada cinco alumnos fracasa con el aprendizaje a distancia Por Isobel Ley bold-Johnson (Spanish)

Syllabus – How to Make a Video Syllabus – via TeachThought

Virtual Teaching & Learning – How many hours a day? – Is a six-hour school day too much? Families cope with realities of virtual learning– Published by Chalkbeat Chicago

Volunteering – Volunteering and Human Flourishing – Published by Institute for Family Studies

Writing Literacy – How Fan Fiction Can Transform Student Writing (and Reduce Your Grading) – Article for Educators – Published by Edutopia

Writing – Why writing by hand makes kids smarter – Article – Published by Medical Xpress

Zoom Fatigue – Is Learning on Zoom the Same as In Person? Not to Your Brain – Published by EdSurge

Videos for Students

Aprendizaje – ¿Cómo aprender mejor? – Video from Facebook by Jürsen

Artificial Intelligence Regulations – I Tried To Warn You – Video via Elon Musk Zone YouTube Channel

Learning in Pandemic Times – Video for Educators and Students

Learning – How do we learn? “Samford psychology professor Stephen Chew has been awarded Distinguished Member status by Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. The honor is the organization’s highest, and has been conferred upon only 40 individuals in the organization’s 90-year history. Chew is best known to many as the creator of a groundbreaking series of videos for students on how to study effectively. The videos have received more than a million views and are in use at educational institutions worldwide.” Quote from Samford University News

Stephen Chew videos on learning:

Beliefs That Make You Fail…Or Succeed

What Students Should Understand About How People Learn

Cognitive Principles for Optimizing Learning

Putting the Principles for Optimizing Learning into Practice

“I Blew the Exam, Now What?”

The Fourth Industrial Revolution ( La Cuarta Revoluciòn Industrial – subtitles in Spanish)

Take Note: How to Study During the Epidemic and Beyond . Video on Study Tips – For Educators and Students

Under stress at work? Just remember: Don’t believe what you think – Article and video for students

Podcasts for Students

Research Methods

September 24, 2020

SoTL006: Teaching Students About Observational Definitions and Inter-Rater Reliability

Psychology Sessions Podcasts

Jan 28, 2020 – Learn how to learn

In this AskPsychSessions feature, there is a discussion on how to help students with their preparation does not yield the expected high grade. Marianne Lloyd from Seton Hall University provides answers.

February 4, 2018 – Are You a Curator?

Are You A Curator or a Dumper? – Podcast – Published by Cult of Pedagogy

Resources for Students

Videos

Articles

Podcasts

EVENTS AROUND THE WORLD & APPS

Carbon Footprint App that you may find usefull in your Advanced Placement Environmental Science – What mark will you make? – Download Application – App by Footprint

United Nations – United Nations Virtual Tours – Events by UN

Free Past Event – This seems to be ongoing: The University of Sheffield is hosting a number of live events which will be live streamed. Check out the full programme of events here https://www.offtheshelf.org.uk/events/

Free Past Event – This seems to be ongoing: UNH Zoom Webinar: Empower Students for Academic Success: Teaching Students Study Skills Informed by the Science of Learning. Friday, November 6, 2020, from 8:30 am until 3:30 pm . Free (https://unh.edu/cetl/ceitl-conferences…).

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Psychology is Everywhere – Videos

Brain – Brain 101 Produced and Published by National Geographic

Depression – Stanford’s Sapolsky On Depression in U.S. (Full Lecture) – Produced and Published by Standord University

Human Behavior – Lecture: Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology Produced and Published by Standord University

Pandemics and Learning Punch through Pandemics with Psychological Science – Interviewing Dr. Ali Mattu – Video – From Regan Gurung on May 20th, 2020 Created from Punch_W8_D1

The Psychology of Learning – How do we learn? – “Samford psychology professor Stephen Chew has been awarded Distinguished Member status by Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. The honor is the organization’s highest, and has been conferred upon only 40 individuals in the organization’s 90-year history. Chew is best known to many as the creator of a groundbreaking series of videos for students on how to study effectively. The videos have received more than a million views and are in use at educational institutions worldwide.” Quote from Samford University News

Stephen Chew videos on learning:

Beliefs That Make You Fail…Or Succeed

What Students Should Understand About How People Learn

Cognitive Principles for Optimizing Learning

Putting the Principles for Optimizing Learning into Practice

“I Blew the Exam, Now What?”

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UPCOMING EVENTS AROUNG THE WORLD

Past Events – From October 9 – October 31, 2020: The University of Sheffield is hosting a number of live events which will be live streamed. Check out the full programe of events here https://www.offtheshelf.org.uk/events/