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I teach all psychology courses and am pursuing the National Board Certification for Social Studies - History. Looking for any insight from other NBPTS psychology teachers: Did you change your curriculum at all to incorporate more history, economics, geography, and civics in your psychology courses and lesson plans per the standards as you completed the components to "meet the standards" or did you maintain the basic standard psychology curriculum?
Thanks for any guidance anyone can provide!
Thanks for any guidance anyone can provide!
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