British players cannot beat people in tight spaces the way Spanish players can, says Gordon Strachan Better academy players get an average of 120 touches during a game Strachan played under Ferguson at Aberdeen from 1978 to 1984By Graham Hunter Published: 23:10 GMT, 14 May 2015 | Updated: 23:23 GMT, 14 May 2015 View comments Graham Hunter sits down with Scotland manager Gordon Strachan as the pair discuss Spanish football, the state of the British game, sports psychology >>>

The first Brown County Community Resource Fair was held on Tuesday, April 28th, and was a huge success.  Connie Humphreys, a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology working for Brownwood ISD’s Team LEAP (Lion’s Education Assistance Program), coordinated with several individuals and groups to organize the event and was excited about the turnout. “Approximately 255 adults attended the event, and many brought children,” reported Humphreys.  “The children enjoyed games, prizes, and books.” A total of 44 agencies that provide services to children and families in Brownwood and Brown >>>

Carleton University is moo-ving into the future with $75,000 in new government funding for a Massive Open Online Course, commonly referred to as a MOOC. MOOCs are free to enrol in and take place entirely online–some see them as the future of university courses. Bruce Tsuji, a professor of psychology at the university, helped develop the free online Intro to Psychology course being offered at Carleton. While some just take it for fun, Tsuji’s course offers the option mid-way through to formally enrol and start paying tuition in order to receive a university credit. It’s one of a kind in the >>>