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BTS03E05: Dissertations, Publications, and the Games Academics Play

ASK075: How can research on relationships be of help in my classrooms?

HD005: Mentors and Guides (Empathy)

BTS03E04: Mentoring vs. Advising (Plus Imposter Phenomena) with Special Guest Loretta McGregor

E136: Ngoc Bui: Leader of Leaders, Insightful, Family-Centered, Industrious

HD004: Leaving the Ordinary (Calling)

BTS03E03: Opportunities to Support Faculty Through Psi Chi, with Special Guest Seungyeon Lee

ASK074: What are some aspects of imposter syndrome?

HD003: What's at Stake? (Transformation)

BTS03E02: Helping Survivors of Torture and Nonprofit Organizations Featuring Adeyinka Akinsulure-Smith

HD002: Jane Asks Tough Questions (Clarity)

E135: Spencer Malott: Professional Educator & Musician, Dedicated, Thoughtful-- With a Surprise Reveal

TLC010: James Lang, Assumption University

HD001: Choosing a Metaphor (Bumbling)

SB14: New Year 2022 Update with Garth and Eric

BTS03E01: Social Media Concerns, Dual Roles, Googling Students vs. Clients

TLC009: Lindsay Masland, Appalachian State University

E134: Sue Orsillo: Education Leader, Change Agent, Great Listener and Connector

TLC008: Regan A. R. Gurung, Oregon State University

ASK073: How can principles of community psychology inform my teaching?

TLC007: Todd Zakrazek, University of North Carolina

E133: APA Introductory Psychology Initiative: The Student Learning Outcomes & Assessment Group

TLC006: Elizabeth Hammer, Xavier University of New Orleans

TLC005: Jordan Troisi, Bates College

BTS02E05: Is the fall term over yet (and more of our favorite pandemic thoughts)

BTS02E04: The online conference as the pandemic pivot option--high school reunion or great equalizer?

BTS02E03: Vaccines, back to the classroom, and our own instructional anxiety

BTS02E02: Mask, mask mandates, and dealing with masks in the pandemic

E132 Regan A.R. Gurung Part 2

BTS02E01: Do I still take the train? Presentism and the pandemic

TLC004: Leslie Alverez, University of Denver

TLC003: Tracie Addy, Lafayette College

TLC002: Victor Benassi, University of New Hampshire

TLC001: Chris and Garth talk TLC!

E131: Missy Beers, Part 2: A Master Class in Compassion

E130: Viji Sathy: Inquisitive, Innovator, Inclusive Teacher, Inspirational Colleague

ASK072 How should I think about motivation in my classes

E129: Louise Chim: Resilient, Humble, Gifted, Well-Rounded, Teaching All-Star

E128: Some AP Psychology Chief Readers: One Off Is Right On

E127: Aaron Richmond (Part 2): Teacher / Editor / Guru, Pandemic Survivor, DNA-Infused Work Ethic

TMS02E10: Oh Rob. But Eric. Thus Season 2 Endeth [Only Listening Reveals The Context]

TMS02E09: I Learned It From You, Rob, I Learned It From You: Technology in My Classroom

TMS02E08: Albert Bandura and Garth Neufeld Walk into a PsychSessions Podcast (Wait--I've Heard This One Before)

TMS02E07: Back to the Classroom: Consultation Projects, Research Deep Dives, and Masks & Vaccines: Oh My!

TMS02E06: Introductory Psychology, The Bachelor's Degree, and What's the Workforce Got To Do With It?

TMS02E05: International Baccalaureate Psychology with Special Guest Casey Swanson

TMS02E04: Training vs. Teaching. What Instructors Want for Their Students vs. What Students Want

TMS02E03: The "Write" Stuff: Skills, Transfer, Coke vs. Pepsi, and More

TMS02E02: The Cultural Baggage of Grading, or, Grades as a (Mis)measure of Worth

TMS02E01: Standardized Testing: Questions and (Some) Answers AP Psych and IB Psych Exams

ASK071: Why should I cover I/O in Introductory Psychology courses?

E126: Maya Metser: Innovator, Solution Seeker, Influencer, Genuinely Generous

E125: Karen Naufel: Eclectic Researcher, Real World Problem Solver, Volunteer Extraordinaire

BTS01E10 How to Say 'No' in Your Day-To-Day Work (Time Management), Career Context Matters, Your No Committee/No Folder, Chronic Undervaluation

BTS01E09 Saying 'No' To a Job Offer: Courage, Patience, Self-Confidence -- and the First Appearance of the 80-Year-Old Self!

E124: Albert Bandura Tribute: Legendary Yet Humble (Re-Release)

BTS01E8 Selecting a Publication Outlet For Your Work, Revising and Resubmitting, What Was That Reviewer (#2) Thinking

BTS01E07 Writing Letters of Recommendation for Students (and How To Say 'No'), Nifty Organizational Systems, Tips for Students (Including the Thank You)

E123: Bob DuBois: Faculty Fellow, Self-Made, Student Ally, Social Media Influencer

BTS01E06 Choosing Organizational Opportunities, Leadership and Promotions (Oh My!), Inventing Your Own Niche, Being a UN Volunteer IS Impressive

ASK070: What is labor based grading?

BTS01E05 Committee Choices at Work, Academic and Clinical Worlds, Chair Protection (or Not), Committee Love, Special BIPOC Care

E122: Kelley Haynes-Mendez: Practitioner, Educator, Multicultural Expert, Generous Collaborator

BTS01E04 Finding a Mentor (Assigned vs. Selected), Organizations, Conferences, Mentoring Through Friendships

BTS01E03 Zoom Fatigue is Real, More Introductions, Camera Settings for Students, That Blankin' Screen

E121 John Dunlosky: Super-Collaborator, Cognitive Psychologist Extraordinaire, Psychonome, Metacognition Contributor

BTS01E02 Starting a Conference, Benefits of Collaborations, What's a Pandemic Got to Do with It (With Special Guest Garth Neufeld)

ASK 069 How does teaching multicultural psych impact DEI in other courses?

BTS01E01 The Epic Introduction of Beyond Teaching (With Special Guest Garth Neufeld)

E120: Jessica Hartnett: Statistics Guru, Tremendously (Blog) Generous, Meeting Students Where They Are

ASK068: How did SPEC grading go last semester?

GST023 (Season 3 Episode 7) Garth and Sue Talk Connections Among Teachers of Psychology with Dave Kreiner

GST022 (Season 3 Episode 6) Garth and Sue Talk AP Reading and APA Ethics with Linda Woolf

GST021 (Season 3 Episode 5) Garth and Sue Talk Departments and Administration with Ruth Frickle

GST020 (Season 3 Episode 4) Garth and Sue Talk Networking with Eric Landrum

GST019 (Season 3 Episode 3) Garth and Sue Talk Discussion Boards and Freud with Jane Halonen

GST018 (Season 2 Episode 2) Garth and Sue Talk Books with Barney Beins

GST017 (Season 3 Episode 1) Garth and Sue Talk Accessiblity with David Myers

GST016 (Season 3, Episode 0): The One with the Bleep Trailer

Mentor01: April Masarik and Rand Conger

E119: Eric Landrum: What Goes Around Comes Around, Or, The Wake-Up Call Edition

ASK067: How can I recognize the ways disparities might impact my classroom and what should I do to transition to our new "normal?"

E118: Molly Metz: Multi-Talented, Multiple Interests, Deep Commitment to Teaching, Deep Thinking Overachiever

SB13: An Invitation to Shared Space For All 2021

ASK066: How can metacognition improve student learning?

TM S1E12: Evolutionary Psychology, a Teleprompter, and Rob's Email Address Walk into a Bar: Season 1 is Done

TM S1E11: Skills (Finally!) and Skills Gaps, the Blame Game, Transfer of Training, and Online MOOC Sharing: Assessment May Be the Center of the Universe

TM S1E10: Oh Bother, Eeyore (Learning Styles Myth), Is Scaffolding Handholding, Prerequisites and Other Zombie Ideas: Keeping Hope Alive

TM S1E9: K-12 Teacher Training, Nebraska All Over, the Think Tank, and Non-Traditional Impact: Watching Steve Become the Video Star

TM S1E8: Conference Promiscuity, the Teacher's Developmental Arc, the Second-Best Textbook, and Error Correction: Pick a Lane, Boys

TM S1E7: Social Norms, Waving Goodbye on Zoom, the Power of YouTube: Times, They Are A-Changin'

TM S1E6: Pandemic Silver Linings, Future Conferences, Knee-Biters and Kids: Who Can Tune the Crystal Ball?

TM S1E5: The Rob and Eric Origin Story, AP Reading Memories ("Young Rob" is Born), and THE Triumvirate: How We Met Each Other

TM S1E4: Live Episode Planning, Educational Myth-Busting, Content Worship, and Publishing: Who Do These Hosts Think They Are?

TM S1E3: Lecturing, Teaching, "Curving," the AP Reading, and Naming Sh*t: What's Missing is the Kitchen Sink

TM S1E2: Vaccines, Woodworking, and Libraries: What the Heck is this Train Wreck?

TM S1E1: Introduction To Season 01 of Teaching Matters: You Are What You Say

E117: Brittany Avila: Truly Student-Centered, the Generalist's Generalist, Career Journey, and Zeitgeist Matters

ASK065: How do you teach biopsychology and related courses more effectively?

E116: Doug Woody: Formidable Historical Expert, Eclectic Passions to Improve Humanity, Bamboozle-Dectector, Generative Scholar