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Shannon Holleran, PhD.

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Science & Nature

Each week we will learn about a cult & analyze it using a psychological theory.

Advanced Forensic Psychology: Cults

Individual tuition in Psychology. Special interest topics welcomed!

1:1 Psychology

Dr Steph Acaster

In this 16-week semester, students will learn about lifespan development, social psychology, personality, and psychological disorders to help them prepare for the Advanced Placement Psychology exam.

AP Psychology: Semester 2

Miss Mara

In this 16 week course, we will learn about concepts of psychology including developmental, cognitive, social, and abnormal psychology.

How Psychology Works? Abnormal Psychology Concepts.

Adrianne Hays, BA, CCLS

Social Studies

In this ongoing one-to-one private psychology class, learners will have the freedom to explore their interests in psychology or supplement an existing psychology class with tutoring. Lessons are individualized for each learner.

1:1 Private Psychology Class

April Williamson

A group for learners to talk about their interests around the brain, neuroscience, and psychology.

Psychology and Neuroscience Group

In this ongoing class, we will cover major theories, or topics, in psychology.

Introduction to Psychology

This is a 1 on 1 session that can be booked for lessons in psychology or for tutor assistance for students who have existing psychology homework. 

Psychology Lessons // Tutor // 1-1

Steven Middendorp

In this class, we'll learn what a psychological disorder is, and the elements of various psychological disorders that can be illustrated in different Superhero and Villain characters.

The Psychology of Diagnosing Superheroes and Villains

Melissa Snyder, M.Ed., LPCC

In this ongoing class, we will discuss all topics related to forensic psychology. 

Introduction to Forensic Psychology 

This ongoing class takes a tour through a variety of topics and sub-disciplines in Psychology.

Psychology: The Science of Everything

In this ongoing course, students will learn about a different psychological disorder each week.

Abnormal Psychology: Disorders & Case Studies

In this ongoing course, we will discuss the psychology behind different types of criminal behavior. 

Advanced Forensic Psychology: Criminal Behavior

This is an individual tutoring class in any content area of AP or IB Psychology.

1 on 1 AP Psychology tutoring / IB Psychology tutoring

Ethan Yun with BE Education

In this summer class, students will read and discuss "You are not so smart" by David McRaney, a psychology book used in many high school psychology courses. Students will read the book outside of class and will meet to discuss it.

Summer Psychology Reading Group

Liz Wright

In this course, students will explore concepts in psychology in order to get a better understanding of how the human brain works. Using interactive discussions and projects, we will dive into the amazing world of psychology! 

Brainwaves: Discovering Psychology

Wild and Unstructured Learning

In this one-time class, we'll learn what a psychological disorder is, and the elements of various psychological disorders that can be illustrated in different cartoon characters.

Psychology of Diagnosing Mental Health of Minnie's Friends

In this class, we will discuss psychological theories and apply these theories to serial killer cases.

Advanced Forensic Psychology: Serial Killers

Join this weekly club to explore the fascinating science behind animal behavior through real research, engaging discussions, and interactive activities inspired by the field of comparative psychology.

Animal Psychology: Critical Thinking

In this ongoing class, we will discuss research studies and theories concerning psychology, biology, and cognitive neuroscience. 

Advanced Psychology: Biology and the Brain

In this interactive two-week class, learners will explore fascinating psychology research on how cats—both big and small—think, communicate, and interact with humans through engaging discussions, scientific studies, and fun review games.

Animal Psychology: Cats

In this ongoing course, we will discuss how younger people think, act, and feel.

Childhood Psychology

In this interactive class, students will explore the psychology of deception, learning to spot lies through body language, microexpressions, and speech patterns—all while playing engaging games and analyzing real-world examples! 

Can You Spot a Lie? The Psychology of Body Language & Deception

In this class, students will explore psychological disorders through in-depth case studies, gaining insights into the complexities of mental health while learning how psychologists implement strategies to change behavior.

Clinical Psychology: Disorders & Behavior

This class provides an introduction to the field of forensic science, the collection and analysis of various types of evidence, and case studies, including an in-depth examination of the Zodiac (my specialty area).  #academic

Forensic Science

Thomas Jones

Hands-on activities and mock crime scenes help students boost critical thinking and analytical skills while solving mysteries like real forensic scientists. Ideal for young detectives, the class makes crime solving fun and interactive.

Investigations in Forensic Science

Lora Danley, M.S. - Chemistry, Physics, Science

In this ongoing class, we will discuss investigations into solved and unsolved crimes.  We will focus on forensic evidence and crime scene investigation techniques to explain why some cases have been solved and others remain unsolved.

Forensic Case Studies

Forensic Science: Profiling introduces students to the field of offender profiling. #academic

Forensic Science: Profiling

This is an on-going class that will meet once a week to discuss all things forensic! 

Everything Forensic Science

Kaylee Gallo

Forensic Science 2 takes students beyond the basic topics covered in my first forensic science course, and into areas such as environmental forensic science, outdoor crime scenes, current research, and experiment design.   #academic

Forensic Science 2

This 8 week course will introduce students to the career path of becoming a forensic anthropologist or an osteologist. Taught at the beginner level for a true introduction. 

Forensic Anthropology and Osteology

Heather

In this 16-week academic credited course, students will learn forensics and the techniques in solving crime scenes in each of the specialized areas. 

High School Forensics I (16 Weeks) 

Patricia Valdez Certified Teacher

This class introduces students to forensic anthropology, forensic entomology, forensic toxicology, and forensic linguistic analysis and includes case studies and a multi-week mock crime scene.  #academic

Forensic Science: Bones, Bugs, and Poisons

In this 10-week class, students will learn to analyze body language clues related to a speaker's truthfulness, which is important in forensic settings, as well as in debate, negotiations, and many business activities.

Forensic Science - Body Language Analysis

Life Skills

In this 5-Session Class, students will watch a Murder Mystery Reality Show in class and we will discuss our findings. At the end of the final class, there is an optional fun Kahoot to test student's knowledge over each class. 

Murder Mystery Class - CSI & Forensics Related

Lance Davis B.S. Criminal Justice

In this 10-week course, we will examine multiple historical cases, some dating back centuries.  We will examine cases where the perpetrators were accused of being werewolves, witches, or magic-users.

Forensic Science: Historical Case Studies

In this 12 week course, students will learn the basics of forensic science. This introduction course will cover unique case studies throughout history, focusing on critically thinking about the criminal justice system & scientific analysis.

Introduction to Forensic Science (Grades 11-12)

Heidi Ragno

In this 10-week class, students will learn about a wide array of code-making and code-breaking techniques and the methods used to investigate cyber crimes.  #academic

Forensic Science: Cryptology and Cyber Crimes

This course is a continuation and expansion of the high school level Forensic Science course I teach, with a focus on biological sciences.

Advanced Forensic Psychology: Cults

Shannon Holleran, PhD.

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1 live meeting

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US Grade 8 - 11

Intermediate - Advanced Level

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Doctoral Degree in Psychology from University of Arizona

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