Educational videos

The videos are recommended to be used as educational materials when teaching an introductory course in Psychology. If implemented as part of a flipped-classroom design, videos should be viewed by students before the classroom activities.

After viewing it, students are recommended to complete pre-tests, so teachers will be able to plan classroom activities with the primary goal to address difficult concepts as revealed by the students’ answers.

Teachers are invited to recreate the narrations in their native language (e.g., by reading the subtitles).

Recommended classroom activities and test to be used in e flipped classroom design can be downloaded from here: https://pk.kre.hu/dfm/teacher-s-guide/

Stress and Coping
Problem Solving
Theory of Mind
Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Interpersonal Communication
Causal Attributions
Intelligence
Multiple Intelligences
The Context of Family
Emotions
Aggression
Motivation
Attachment Theory
Encouraging Education
Nonverbal Communication
Prejudice and Discrimination
Theory of Cognitive Dissonance
Cognition and Language
Memory and Imagination
Early Childhood Development
Social Influence
Learning Styles
Psychosocial Development in Adolescence
Mental Health and Well-Being
Social and Emotional Development in Children
Groups in Social Pscychology
Cooperative Learning
Identity
Expectations in the Classroom
Metacognition