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Free 11th grade psychology cultural activities
The Sociology of Mean Girls
Students will analyze the fundamentals of Sociology through the movie Mean Girls. The concepts that are explored are sociological imagination, socialization, conflict theory, social location, structural- functionalist perspective, and symbolic-interaction perspective.
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9th - 12th
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Honesty - FREE ESL adult conversation worksheet
These FREE worksheets are a part of an ESL adult PowerPoint lesson called “honesty”.'Honesty' is a two-hour lesson containing two PowerPoints in an editable PPT format, with worksheets. It encourages conversation about how important honesty really is in our lives and what is the level of dishonesty that we are comfortable with.*This is a two-hour lesson that can be given as two consecutive hours, or as two separated one-hour lessons.Lesson one we start (for the sake of argument) with the assumpt
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Parshat Beshalach - Bondage / Freedom, Interactive Lesson Plan
Learning the Parsha / Pesach / Pesaj / Passover through interactive, hands-on, fun cross-curricular; Psychology, Reading, Writing, Language Arts, Social, Practical Life, Philosophy, Traditions and Customs, History, Math, Music, Art, etc.) projects, Montessori materials and sometimes thought provoking activities for ages 2-18 years old.How the themes of the Parsha resound and can assist us in our everyday lives.Some of the topics in this week's Parsha connection include:1 & 2. Literature: Na
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Exploring Cultural Perspectives
This activity has been designed for 9th-12th grade psychology students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-life applications. It will encourage them to think deeply about the complexities of the human brain and apply their knowledge to practical scenarios.
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9th - 12th
TED Talk ~ How Language Shapes The Way We Think ~ FREE ~
"Language is the apparel in which your thoughts parade before the public." This is a 14-minute TED Talk on language differences by Lera Boroditsky. You get: 1. A question sheet with 20 follow-along questions. .. This TED Talk is viewable online, link is provided .. 2. An answer key. Having students select from multiple choice answers allows more time for their eyes to stay on the screen and not spend it looking down writing out answers and, thus, not miss important moments in the Talk.Ev
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9th - 12th
first impression - free role play lesson
We are all familiar with the importance of making a positive and memorable first impression, but it’s one thing to learn about communication skills, it’s another to comprehend and visualize why they are so important.This Role-play is designed to illustrate the 8 types of nonverbal communication skills.Improvised situations are a formidable challenge for ESL students, mainly because it requires an “on the spot” reaction in English. Practicing a first impression is a way to properly prepare them f
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Culture
This quick assignment can be used as an introduction to social psychology or a culture unit in sociology. It can also be used as an SEL assignment to learn about your studetns backgrounds.
Grades:
4th - 12th
AP Psychology After the Exam Choice Board Project
Great project for after the AP Psychology Exam. Your students can show off what they have learned in a creative format. Students choose among 5 different types of projects.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
The power of an apology - ESL adult business English - free worksheets
A successful apology has clear behavioral and linguistic rules. These free worksheets are a part of an ESL business mini-unit lesson about "The power of an apology". This activity is designed to help students practice their learned apology skills. It includes a vocabulary sheet with phrases for apologizing, two apology emails (one of an incorrect apology, and the other of a correct apology), and a worksheet to write their own apology. It also includes teachers’ answer sheets.The ability to apol
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ecomap Template
This ecomap template was adapted from Bennet and Grant (2016). It can be used to facilitate discussion with students (or faculty and staff) about the quality of their relationships to the various aspects of their identity (e.g., people, places, institutions, etc.)––or simply to encourage reflection. Bennett, J., & Grant, N. S. (2016). Using an ecomap as a tool for qualitative data collection in organizations. New Horizons in Adult Education and Human Resource Development, 28(2), 1-13.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Expectations and How They Influence Our Actions
If you're covering a work that requires students think about the role of prejudice and stereotypes, try out this 4 page assignment over expectations. I like to use "expectations" because it doesn't carry the same, well, expectations as "prejudice" or "stereotype." Students can start to see these concepts as paradigms imposed on us by society, family, teachers, and even ourselves. The visual notes on page 3 are meant as a open space for students to use as they listen to the first 7 minutes of th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Erasing Domestic Violence
This is a class project designed for both Middle and High School students. The objective of this lesson is to provide students empathy training for Domestic Violence survivors thru community service participation in the students' community, within their immediate school and family relations. Each student can self monitor his/her own success thru a visual iconic representation.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Canli et al 2000 Core study 1 Cambridge Int A Level Psychology
22 imagery-packed slides covering the background, methods, procedure, results, strengths and weaknesses of CIE AS Psychology Core Study 1: Canli et al. (2000).Features screenprints of all relevant graph and results tables from the textbook, and lots of entertaining, thought-provoking pictures.
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6th - 12th
PRIDE Rainbow Flag Guided Meditation
This guided meditation through imagery celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community. We invite individuals that identify with this community and allies to reflect on the meaning of the colors of the PRIDE flag. Students from different ages can be engaged in this activity and learn about the PRIDE flag while also relaxing. The goal is to create a safe place for individuals and practice inclusivity in the classroom.
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5th - 12th
BIBLE WRITING PROMPT: HONORING YOUR PARENTS: EXODUS 20:12
This prompt asks students to write about the honor and respect they give to their parents, mentors, teachers, or elders. Thanks for visiting!
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3rd - 12th
Cultural Variation study
Students will use pages 32-33 in their Holt Sociology textbook to complete this assignment about Margaret Mead's study of cultural variation.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Reflections on Oppression
Students will connect their own personal experiences with oppression to large scale experiences of oppression in the world. Students will specifically look at examples of artwork created by oppressed peoples and understand how these pieces reflect the emotions of those ostracized from society. Students will then be able to interpret the meaning and purpose of specifics in the artwork.
Grades:
8th - 11th
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