Paul Cline

Mike Hobbiss

Psychology as a subject is more popular in secondary schools than ever before, but achieving deep insights into, and appreciation of, the complexity of human behaviour is a challenge that requires expert guidance and teaching. In addition to teaching the often demanding subject content on their specifications, Psychology teachers must also be experts in inculcating mathematical skills and written communication. All this in students who often start without any prior experience of the subject. This poses serious challenges for teachers' subject knowledge, pedagogy and planning. And yet, until now, little has been written about how to teach Psychology effectively. This book aims to help anyone facing that challenge. Drawing on a wealth of psychological and pedagogical insights, coupled with years of teaching experience, Paul Cline and Mike Hobbiss provide practical advice and concrete suggestions to support Psychology teachers at all levels. From curriculum choices to the minutiae of in-class decisions, from developing as an individual teacher to leading a Psychology department, this book provides the complete, evidence-informed guide to teaching Psychology.

How to Teach Psychology: An evidence-informed approach

Archer Archer Journals

Moon Moon Journal is a study journal for taking notes, learning about the solar system''s moons, sketching, journaling, or keeping a diary. The journal includes 120 white paper pages and is organized with captions on the left leaf and small 2.5" tall images on the right leaf. This journal makes a great gift for a budding astronomer on any occasion: birthday, Christmas, graduation, or as a simple surprise. Captions from the moon images included: Moon - January 1, 1996 - NASA Moon - November 14, 1959 - NASA - Apollo 12 Moon - July 7, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 11, footprint Moon - December 22, 1968 - NASA - Apollo 8 Moon, Sea of Tranquility - July 20, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 11 Moon, Shadow of Lunar Module - July 20, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 11 Moon, IAU Crater 312 - July 16, 1969 - NASA Apollo 11 Moon, Hadley-Apennine, LRV - August 1, 1971 - NASA - Apollo 15 Moon - February 5, 1971 - NASA - Apollo 14 Moon - April 14, 1970 - NASA - Apollo 13 Moon - December 24, 1968 - NASA - Apollo 8 Moon - December 9, 1990 - NASA - Galileo Moon - February 6, 1971 - NASA - Apollo 14 Lunar Module Moon with Earth beyond - December 12, 1972 - NASA - Apollo 17 EVA Moon - February 5, 1971 - NASA - Laser Ranging Retro Reflector Moon - December 14, 1972 - NASA - Apollo 17 Command/Service modules Moon - July 16, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 11, crater Theophilus Moon - December 12, 1972 - NASA - Apollo 17, Station 5 (Camelot Crater) EVA-2 Moon - July 31, 1971 - NASA - Apollo 15, "fresh" crater Moon, Taurus-Littrow landing site - December 13, 1972 - NASA - Apollo 17 Moon - May 22, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 10, Command/Service Modules in orbit Moon, Sea of Fertility - July 20, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 11 Command/Service modules Moon - February 6, 1971 - NASA - Apollo 14, tools and boulders Moon - 1966 - NASA / JPL - Surveyor 1''s shadow Moon, nearside - December 2010 - NASA / JPL - LROC, mosaic Moon- November 19, 1969 - NASA - Apollo 12, Lunar Module in orbit Moon - December 24, 1968 - NASA - Lunar surface taken from Apollo 8 spacecraft Earth and Moon - date unclear - JPL - Mariner 10 Deimos - March 23, 2008 - NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona - MRO, smaller moon of Mars Phobos - January 22, 2007 - NASA ESA/DLR/FU Berlin - Mars Express, Mars seen behind Jupiter, Io, & Europa - September 1, 2017 - NASA/JPL/SwRI/MSSS/R Tkachenko - Juno, eighth flyby Callisto - March 6, 1999 - NASA/JPL - Voyager 1, showing dirty ice surface Ganymede - various dates - NASA/JPL/USGS/Wheaton - Voyager/Galileo, mosaic of three missions Europa - 1990s - NASA/JPL/SETI - Galileo Orbiter, Mosaic show surface geology Io - June 27, 1997 - NASA/JPL/UA - Galileo Orbiter, low illumination angles to emphasize topography Io - July 10, 1979 - NASA/JPL - Voyager 2, Lit from beyond, volcanic plumes can be seen Hyperion - September 26, 2005 - NASA/JPL/SSI - Cassini-Huygens, craters on low-density moon Mimas - February 13, 2010 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Cassini-Huygens, Herschel Crater Enceladus - April 29, 2013 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Gas plume illuminated by light reflected from Saturn Enceladus - November 27, 2016 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Northern craters; little geological activity Enceladus - October 9, 2008 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Mosaic from Cassini low pass of Enceladus (25 km) Tethys - October 15, 2007 - NASA/JPL/SSI - Cassini-Huygens, Crown of Tethys Tethys - November 23, 2015 - NASA/JPL/SSI - Cassini-Huygens, Saturn''s rings above Tethys Dione - June 18, 2015 - NASA/JPL/SSI - Cassini-Huygens, flyby of Dinoe with Saturn ring beyond Iapetus - September 10, 2007 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Cassini-Huygens, Mosaic Iapetus - September 10, 2007 - NASA/JPL/ISS - Cassini-Huygens

A 7 X 10 Blank Page Study Journal with Moon Images from NASA's Archive

Moon Moon Journal

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Chronicles a girl's relationship with her mother, from childhood to adulthood, through her memories of her mother's hands

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