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Stroop Effect Experiment
The Stroop Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when "interference" between contradicting information causes your brain to process things more slowly. For example, when you are asked to read the word "RED" written in red, it's a lot easier than reading the word "RED" written in blue.In this experiment, your students will love learning about neuroscience and psychology while recording each other's reaction times! It is a great way to teach about Scientific Method, Scientific Inquiry, and Experiment
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
"The Positive Behavioral Reflection Writing Center".
I had an extremely difficult group of third graders last year.This essential tool will help classroom management flow easier. Take all 3 writing prompts and place them into a clear plastic protector and use colorful tape and tape to the desk. Stock the desk with writing paper and pencils. If they are chronic offenders, you could also include manilla folders to document how many times they break the rules. Post a tign "The Positive Behavioral Reflection Writing Center".
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2nd - 12th
FREE - Emotions linked to Stress Jigsaw Lesson Worksheet - FREE
This free worksheet is a companion to the lesson "Emotions Linked to Stress" a health PowerPoint lesson that covers the same topic. It can serve as notes during the lesson, a pre-quiz to gauge prior knowledge, an exit sheet at the end of the lesson, or even an assessment to test understanding.To access the accompanying PowerPoint presentation for this lesson, please click on this link: Emotions Linked to Stress
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6th - 8th
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ELA Skills: Psychological Assessment of a Character Focus: Essay Task
With this task, students are required to read a text such as a short story and evaluate the protagonist. In order to write the psychological assessment of a character, students must identify and summarize struggles facing the protagonist within a text. Next, students need to use additional resources on mental health (provided) to determine possible mental illnesses. Finally, students will determine the archetype (source provided) of the protagonist to determine the most important character trait
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7th - 9th
Stress Management Worksheet
We can better manage stress by recognizing stressful situations when they happen. Other important steps include the following: identifying coping resources, describing the obstacles to solving the problem, indicating what actions were taken to resolve the issue, and last, evaluating whether our plan worked. This worksheet will walk students through the different steps.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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