Last week we were SO proud to host @StuartJRitchie who came to talk to the Psychos and Science students about his book ‘Science Fictions’. The students loved his humour about such serious issues to scientific research, thank you Dr Stu!
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@psychmag Try not to hate research methods… it might seem dry but honing and refining your research methodology is key to holding integrity in the work you produce.
Psychology Alumna Kira returned to Trinity recently to talk about her cricketing career with the 6th form girls as part of international woman’s day. What a woman! A Psychology degree, Chem MSc and an athete! #InternationalWomansDay2023 https://t.co/oa2yNciIjA
Yesterday was a day of celebration for the leavers of 2022 in Psychology! Lovely to see so many smiling faces and all of them going to their university and course of choice. Well done Psychos, you did us proud! #AlevelResultsDay2022#triniypsycho#psychology#AlevelResults
We are delighted to celebrate the outstanding A-Level results achieved by our Upper Sixth students. Almost half of all the grades awarded were A*s, and 84% of them are moving onto their first choice destination. Read more: https://t.co/OCytYcstRZ #ALevels2022#SixthFormCroydon
Rutter’s ERA is one of the research studies students have the most questions about, he made a huge impact to the field of child development and institutional care on later life outcomes. Very sad news.
Finally #PsychSoc is back and better than ever! (It’s even socially distanced!) This week George gave a fascinating and quite worrying presentation on #lying! Why we lie, how much and why it’s so annoyingly hard to detect. #trinitypsycho#psychology#trinityschoolcroydon#psych
“I’m over the moon with my results and my time at Trinity. The teachers and other staff helped me above and beyond during the whole journey. It made my experience fun and enjoyable, while still achieving my university goals” Congratulations Sebastian
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@hgeorgyy I find it’s very easy to feel alone and overthinking can be a real problem. If all of your friends/family aren’t in the teaching profession you often find yourself being the only person off with not a lot to do for a pretty long time. I find going on walks and reading can help me