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Many high schools may not offer Advanced Placement psychology this school year, amid confusion over whether they can teach a section on LGBTQ issues that would satisfy both the state and the maker of ...

Preparing young people for their futures and sharing part of that road with them is a dream come true for Fremd High School psychology teacher Jason Dvorak. That passion for guiding students, he says, ...

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As course registration comes to an end, registrar data reveals the most popular Yale College courses for the spring 2025 semester. This year, economics, political science and psychology departments ...

It was one of the most powerful “guest lectures” the Purdue University students in PSY 39200 (Psychology of Neurogenetic Syndromes) have ever heard. Bridgette Kelleher, associate professor in the ...

In “The Pursuit of Happiness,” Director of Education James Pawelski of Penn's Positive Psychology Center hopes to help students define and apply different ways of developing happiness in their lives.

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