Hosted by Sarah Jiang · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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After being an assistant teacher, I experienced how draining the job was. Being inspired to do something with education and psychology, I came up with an idea. What better way to make a difference then help teachers/young adults navigate through teaching/motivating children. That’s how Teachable Psych was created.
Sarah Jiang hosts Teachable Psych, a science show with 35 episodes published.
Happy Holidays everyone! I hope you're school year went well and enjoy the last episode of the year. This month's episode features guest Dr. Channing Mathews from the University of Virginia. For further research, https:/
This month’s episode features guest Casey Brown, Professor and Principal Director of the CARES lab at Georgetown University. For more information, use https://careslab.facultysite.georgetown.edu --- Support this podcast:
Welcome back! This week’s episode featured Dr. Deborah Talmi from the University of Cambridge. Today we will look at how our feelings influence what we remember later on. For more information, check out her website: http
This month’s episode features Dr. Richard Hunter from the University of Massachusetts Boston. We discuss his research of analyzing stress and its impact on the behavior and molecular change of the nervous system. For fur
This month’s episode features guest Dr. Kit Double from the University of Sydney School of Psychology. The episode discusses Dr. Double’s research focuses on how people monitor and control their thoughts and emotions. Fo
Hi guys, I hope you had a wonderful start to the new year! This month’s guest episode features Grace Kim, from Boston University, and Karen Suyemoto, from UMass Boston. This segment focused on clinical psychology, specif
Happy new year! I hope y’all are excited for a new year of episodes! This week features information on habit formation. Do you have a hard time breaking habits or even starting one? You’re not the only one, as the new ye
This month's guest captures the struggles between Black and Latinx young adult groups as they face the challenges of societal structures. This is brought to you by Professor Mathews from the University of Virginia, if yo
This month’s episode features Professor Howard Nusbaum from University of Chicago, who focuses on cognitive psychology. If you wish to explore further, please use this attached link: https://apexlab.uchicago.edu/index.ht
This months’s guest features Mercedes Muñoz, a graduate student from Duke University whose interests lie in social and developmental psychology. We discuss how congruence of home life can affect school life; and how raci
This week’s guest, from University of Virginia, Bethany Teachman, joins us this week to discuss her research regarding anxiety. For further information on her study, visit http://teachman.org and https://mindtrails.virgi
This month’s episode features guest Robert Pianta, a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia. Today we delve into the intersection of education and human development. If you wish to further investigate, fee
This weeks’s episode features Professor Jeff Greene from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where we discuss the importance and science of learning. I hope you’re able to take something away from this episode,
Good evening guys! Today’s discussion dives into how pre-biased thoughts can affect a teacher-student relationship. This month’s guest, Jan Blacher, a UCLA Distinguished Research Professor, discusses her research finding
This week’s episode discuss last month’s celebration, St. Patrick’s Day - and how luck effects our lives. I hope you enjoy it and learn something new! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sar
Happy New Year! I hope everyone had an amazing year and a well deserved break. Enjoy this kick-off episode for the new season, and I’ll see you next time. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show
Hey guys! I hope y’all had a wonderful thanksgiving break, only a couple weeks until Christmas! I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Dr. Nakkula who focused on youth development, specifically in education. I hope
Hi guys! Welcome back to Teachable Psych, this weeks episode is with Dr. Metzger and I hope y’all enjoy the episode as much as I do. See y’all next time! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/
Hey guys! I had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Dr. Gallor. I hope y’all enjoy this episode and the little bonus towards the end :) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sarah-jiang5/s
Hi guys! Welcome back to this season! I’ve missed y’all and can’t wait to start posting again. This months episode comes from my very own AP Psych teacher. I hope y’all enjoy this episode as much as I do, see y’all next
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Teachable Psych is hosted by Sarah Jiang. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 35 episodes.
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