• NEW High-Impact Practices: A Teaching Guide for Psychology (the HIP Guide) by Sarah Grison et al. recommends practical methods for applying the latest psychological research on teaching and learning into your intro course.
• With brief summaries of key findings from the scholarship of teaching and learning, the HIP Guide includes advice on teaching in online and hybrid environments, creating an inclusive learning environment, incorporating active learning into the course, and more.
• The HIP Guide is useful both for those who are new to teaching Introduction to Psychology and for experienced instructors who are looking to refresh their course with the latest research-based practices.

Developed by author Sarah Grison to address a broad range of teaching goals and challenges, the Norton Teaching Tools site for Psychology in Your Life is the most robust and thoughtful repository of teaching resources available for Introduction to Psychology courses and includes the following resources:

• NEW Teaching Pathways give you guided paths through the Psychology in Your Life teaching tools based on common needs (teaching online, incorporating active learning, creating an inclusive learning environment, etc.), helping you identify the tools that are the best fit for your course.
• Active Learning and Lecture PowerPoints are designed to support active learning during lecture by providing activities, linked videos, discussion questions, and classroom response questions, all integrated with lecture outline slides reflecting the structure and content of the text.
• Activities and Demonstrations give you ideas for engaging students in learning actively, thinking critically, and applying their knowledge. New “Take It Online” features give you concrete suggestions for implementing these active learning activities in an online course setting, and new “Suggestions for Scaling” features help you adapt the activities for larger or smaller course settings.
• And much more, including chapter outlines and summaries, chapter learning objectives, suggested video clips, suggested reading and web sources, "Being a Critical Consumer” features, discussion prompts, instructor-facing Demonstration Videos that show you how to set up demonstrations in your own class, and teaching videos and suggestions from author Sarah Grison to help you teach tough concepts in your course.