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What's Psychotherapy Supervision?

PsychologyWhat's Psychotherapy Supervision?

Psychotherapy supervision is essential for psychology students who are doing their internships, as well as professionals who are just starting&hell...

Online Schooling: The Cybernetic Chaos Between Parents, Children, and Teachers

Psychology TodayOnline Schooling: The Cybernetic Chaos Between Parents, Children, and Teachers

As of now, many life situations are still in confinement. They say each household is a world in itself... and…

Humans Need to Feel in Order to Learn

Educational PsychologyHumans Need to Feel in Order to Learn

The importance of creating a good footprint in your memory is for the purpose of being excited. Thus, humans need…

Learning Languages - Five Benefits for Your Brain

CultureLearning Languages - Five Benefits for Your Brain

Learning languages is a must in this globalized society. This is because it makes it a lot easier to have…

What's Interactive Learning About?

Educational PsychologyWhat's Interactive Learning About?

Many psychologists, biologists, and mathematicians concern themselves with the learning process and already made a contribution in an attempt to&he...

Seven Situations that Change Your Brain, For Better or Worse

BrainSeven Situations that Change Your Brain, For Better or Worse

Many situations change your brain. And we're not referring to strange or unusual situations but rather normal, everyday ones. Sometimes,…

Using the Syllabic Method in Class

Educational PsychologyUsing the Syllabic Method in Class

Pedagogues Friedrich Gedike and Samuel Heinicke developed the syllabic method. Both of them focused on the search for a technique…

The Brain Loves Surprises

Basic Psychological ProcessesThe Brain Loves Surprises

Why does the brain love surprises? Surprise is a basic emotion caused by an unforeseen stimulus. When the surprise isn't pleasant, it becomes a neg...

The Left-Handed Brain: Difference and Advantages

BrainThe Left-Handed Brain: Difference and Advantages

Have you considered the difficulties left-handed people have in a world that seems to be designed for right-handed people? Although…

Five Albert Bandura Quotes on Social Learning

TheoriesFive Albert Bandura Quotes on Social Learning

Albert Bandura is a Canadian psychologist. He currently works as a professor at Stanford University. His research publications, that take…

Evaluating and Grading Aren't the Same Things

Educational PsychologyEvaluating and Grading Aren't the Same Things

We're doing something wrong when it comes to evaluating and grading our students. If teachers have tired, unmotivated, and stressed…

Teaching Can Have an Eternal Impact

Educational PsychologyTeaching Can Have an Eternal Impact

Teaching is a job that entails a great deal of responsibility. That's because this task is incredibly valuable to society.…

What Happens to the Brain When You Exercise?

CultureWhat Happens to the Brain When You Exercise?

Exercise has numerous psychological, physical, and social benefits. In addition to improving your immune system and preventing certain diseases, it...

What Are Neuromyths?

NeuroscienceWhat Are Neuromyths?

As neuroscience makes more discoveries about the human brain, interest in the field has grown exponentially. Unfortunately, one consequence of this...

We Can Transform Education

Educational PsychologyWe Can Transform Education

Many learning centers have abandoned the lecture format. Instead, they want students to leave the classroom with more than just theoretical knowled...

The Lenticular Nucleus: The Center for Learning and Motivation

BrainThe Lenticular Nucleus: The Center for Learning and Motivation

Our nervous system is full of curiosities, and the lenticular nucleus is one of them. It's a subcortical brain structure…

What Does Your Brain Do While You Sleep?

BrainWhat Does Your Brain Do While You Sleep?

Sleeping is both a fascinating and necessary process for all human beings. Due to the physiological and neuroanatomical information humans…

The Insular Cortex: Learning from Painful Experiences

BrainThe Insular Cortex: Learning from Painful Experiences

What do you remember more vividly from your childhood, the first time you ate candy or your first fight at…

Scribbling: The Secret Language of Children

TheoriesScribbling: The Secret Language of Children

Children amaze us with their creativity. Since they have no internalized standard way of communicating, they can be very inventive…

Family Beliefs: What Can We Learn From Them?

FamilyFamily Beliefs: What Can We Learn From Them?

We all have our own resources that help us cope with life. Everyone has both strengths and weaknesses, most of…

Emotional Chaos: When the World Crumbles Around You

WellnessEmotional Chaos: When the World Crumbles Around You

You might have gone through some tough times in your life in which everything felt like a burden and you…