Sarah Grison

Great learning and great teaching go hand in hand, and both are enhanced when we take into account the psychological science of teaching and learning.

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Calling all students! Check out these helpful tips on how to hack your college experience and get the most from it. #DrGPsy101_Fall19

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

How might we, as teachers, take cognitive load into account when designing our classes?

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

We all simply must do better. @psychoBOBlogy @wwnorton @cryscarlson

[Steve Jones @highschoolpsych]

Love this!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Amazing teachers. Great ideas. Exciting possibilities! Thank you @bmartinhard #PsychOne2019

[bridgette martin hard @bmartinhard]

That’s a wrap! Another great year of teaching ideas and community for teachers of Intro Psych! Big thanks to @TeachPsych and @DukePsychNeuro for supporting the Psych One Conference! #PsychOne2019

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@bmartinhard @TeachPsych @DukePsychNeuro Thank you for an amazing opportunity!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@SChewPsych Perfectly said! Looking forward to the possibilities...

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@highschoolpsych So, want to do a project with your high school students in intro psych to see if we can help develop PM and time management?! 😊

[Stephen Chew @SChewPsych]

Sarah Grison arguing for life skill development as part of general psych #psychone

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

It was great to meet you! I look forward to hearing your “success skills” stories in Intro psych!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@emleh06 Yes, please! Email me and we can brainstorm? 🧠

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Working with amazing teachers today! So - What skills for success might we consider embedding in our introductory psychology courses? #psychsuccess #psychone

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@KMalavanti Awesome! Feedback before quiz retakes? Team corrections? Hmm...

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Courtesy of @bmorling - thanks for sharing!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@highschoolpsych is giving a *Fabulous* workshop on using crossword puzzles to teach intro psych https://t.co/8ECteBwAiE #psychone

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Great visual by @SChewPsych on trust vs rapport #psychone

[Stephen Chew @SChewPsych]

Been thinking about student trust vs. rapport in teaching. Here is my Harry Potter visualization

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Listening to Stephen Chew talk about the importance of trust in teaching - yes! #psychone

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Great summary of research on how ignoring one's cell phone has a mental cost. So consistent with the research on selective attention!

[Monica Pierce @SoilFeedsUs]

There's a Cell Phone in Your Student's Head https://t.co/5A58ecG9FZ via @YouTube
#TT1931 Always interested in cell phone/student research!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@SoilFeedsUs @YouTube Excellent find Monica! And so consistent with the research on selective attention. It's not just that facilitatory process of paying attention that has a mental cost. There is also a mental cost of inhibiting processing of irrelevant information!

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

Educause: Six trends, six challenges, & six developments in ed tech https://t.co/jmdlIDuPm0 #TT1931

[Sarah Grison @DocGrison]

@j_freelove Great resource Julie, thank you! I don't think that I can retweet this from your account because it is private, but I will share it from mine!