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DysTalk

dysTalk provides information to parents regarding
learning difficulties including dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and
ADHD.

 

National Association of School Psychologists

Welcome to the NASP website!

The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) is a not-for-profit association representing more than 25,000 school psychologists from across the United States and abroad. Our mission is to represent and support school psychology with leadership to enhance the mental health and educational competence of all children. Partnering with all who share our commitment to children and youth is critical to our work. This website supports that effort and is a remarkable resource for school psychologists, parents, educators, and others interested in helping children and their families.

 

Teaching Psychology

From the University Instructional Development Project of the Graduate School of the University of South Carolina–this is a step by step guide on how to teach psychology.

 

Psycline

PSYCLINE is owned and managed by psychologist Dr. Armin Günther, University of Augsburg, Germany. The website started in 1995 under its former name Links to Psychological Journals and has won a high reputation as one of the (if not as the) most comprehensive and up-to-date index of psychology and social science journals on the web.

 

Implicit Associations

Presented by the University of Washington and Yale University, there are different assessments that don’t take much time to take (usually five minutes or less) and have different things in them–such as gender, race, names, presidents, etc. When you take the assessment, you pick what you feel is related to that name or meaning.

 

Skepdic

The Skeptic’s Dictionary by Robert T. Carroll, Ph.D. lists many interesting issues and why or why they are not real and/or plausable.

 

PsycCareers

The American Psychological Association’s career searching website.

 
A service of Psych Central mental health resources.