Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary

About the Role

Psychology teachers, postsecondary educate students at colleges and universities about the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.

Develop and deliver engaging lectures and course materials
Assess and grade student assignments and exams
Facilitate discussions and encourage student participation
Provide academic and career guidance to students
Conduct research in various fields of psychology
Publish findings in academic journals
Collaborate with other faculty on curriculum development
Attend professional conferences and workshops to stay updated on recent developments in psychology

Carl Rogers – A prominent psychologist known for his client-centered therapy approach and influence in humanistic psychology.
Elizabeth Loftus – Renowned for her work in cognitive psychology and research on false memories and eyewitness testimony.
Sigmund Freud – The founder of psychoanalysis, whose theories on the unconscious mind have significantly impacted psychology education.
B.F. Skinner – Known for developing the theory of operant conditioning and his influential work in behaviorism.

Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behaviour
A comprehensive textbook that covers various aspects of psychology, from foundational theories to recent advances.
American Psychological Association (APA)
The leading scientific organization in psychology offering resources for educators, researchers, and practitioners.
Psychology Today
A magazine that provides articles and insights on psychology, mental health, and current research.
The Psych Files Podcast
A podcast that discusses various psychological topics and theories, making psychology accessible to all.
Teaching Psychology
A resource for psychology instructors that includes articles, teaching strategies, and classroom activities.