Resources
Advice and Informative Blogs
Red Flags of Graduate School Interviews
10 pieces of Advice for Graduate School Interviews
Presenting Psychology: 10 Ways to Polish Up Your Research Presentation
How to Get Ahead the Summer Before Graduate School
What is a Sampling Distribution?
(but also check out What is a Good Statement of Purpose? by Eamonn Callan which is extremely helpful)
Open Science Presentations
Adopting Open Science at Any Career Stage: A Panel Discussion
Improved Specification using OSF (BITSS RT2 Los Angeles)
Introduction to Open Science (UC Consortium on the Developmental Science of Adolescence, UCLA)
Open Science (Talk with João F. Guassi Moreira for the Undergraduate Journal of Psychology at UCLA)
Statistics Resources
NSF GRFP Advice
Here is my NSF GRFP Application for STEM Education and Learning Research: Mathematics
Here is a podcast where Mark Straccia and I discuss advice for the GRFP
My Favorite Writing Resources
Scientific Writing MOOC Course by Kristin Sainani
How to communicate value in your academic writing with Larry McEnerney
Automatic Reference check from reciteworks.com
DOI search from Crossref
Writing flow playlist by ChilledCOw
Other helpful articles for graduate students
Insights About the Job Market from the PsychJobSearch Wiki by Mike Allen Thorton
Modest Advice for New Graduate Students by Dorsa Amir
The Importance of Stupidity in Academic Research by Martin A. Schwartz
Articles about Rest
Deliberate rest: Why you should spend a day a month connecting, learning, and avoiding “urgent” tasks by Jory MacKay
The busier you are, the more quiet time you need by Justin Talbot Zorn and Leigh Marz
The Importance of Breaks by Lydia Devenney
Mental Health Days Are Important. Here’s How to Make Yours Worthwhile. by Christina Caron
#AcademicBreakNow on Twitter
Teaching: Want Students to Think Deeply? Help Them Do Nothing by Beckie Supiano
How to Rest by Melissa Kirsch