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Feb 2023 19

Connecting with Other Distant Students, by Evie Levens

By jmalouff | Connecting with other distant students, interacting with other distant students | 2 Comments

UNE has over 15,000 distance students. That''s almost 80% of all UNE students, the largest percentage at any Australian university, studying online. Online/distance study can be isolating, but there are a number of ways to interact with other students. Moodle...

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Feb 2023 19

Getting Valuable Experience by Volunteering for Lifeline, by Catherine King

By jmalouff | Getting applied experience by volunteering for Lifeline | 3 Comments

As a psychology student I've been aware of the increasingly competitive postgraduate environment, and wondering how I might differentiate myself from other candidates in a meaningful and constructive way. University colleagues suggested volunteering with Lifeline,...

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Feb 2023 19

Changing a Career Path to Focus on Psychology, by Anna-Selina Kager

By jmalouff | changing a career path to focus on psychology | 0 Comments

In recent years changing career paths at mature age has become more normalised in our society. The options to do so are vast and therefore many more individuals rethink their contributions to the workforce later in life. For me the journey began after having...

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Feb 2023 19

Creating YouTube Psychology Videos, by Isabelle Tombleson

By jmalouff | Making psychology videos for the public | 0 Comments

I began making videos and posting them on YouTube when I was in undergrad for the behaviour mod unit. More recently, I started posting videos on YouTube after I had shared information with some of my Supervisees about how to become a psychologist, and realised that...

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Feb 2023 19

Applying Psychological Principles as a Practice Manager in a Psychology Clinic, by Sontae Caldwell

By jmalouff | psychology applied to practice management | 0 Comments

I work as a practice manager/receptionist at a private practice psychology clinic. I have been doing this job while I complete my honours degree and head into my master’s in clinical psychology. This job has provided me with great learning lessons and experiences I...

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Feb 2023 19

Applying Psychology in the Classroom: My Experiences on Three Continents, by Ashley Emmerton

By jmalouff | psychology applied to teaching | 0 Comments

Education transforms, inspires and helps us thrive. Here are three examples of how I have used psychology to inform my work as a teacher across three continents. Students need to feel that they can take chances and experience failure without giving up. I used John...

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Feb 2023 19

Using Psychological Methods in Managing Employees, by Caitlin Johnson

By jmalouff | psychology applied to managing employees | 0 Comments

I work as a shift manager at a supermarket. In this role, I often apply psychological principles I learnt as an undergraduate. When I am managing a shift, I depend heavily on my colleagues. I want them to complete the tasks I assign them quickly and thoroughly. I...

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  • I Hear You—and I Hear Me: How Studying Psychology Changed the Way I Live and Relate, by Jessica Turner
  • Working Towards Becoming Culturally Competent in Psychology, by Alana Williams
  • Working as a Grief Support Volunteer, by James Hede
  • Working with Mental Health Clients in the Disability Sector, by Charlotte Fulcher
  • What I Have Learned as a Psychology Student and Professional, by Karen Stafford

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