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Oral communication psychology Common Core RI.8.9 resources
I Know Who I Am, Do You? Workbook #2
This product is the second of three workbooks that are designed to help students in high school/secondary school learn how to make effective decisions through the lens of their culture. With a focus on examples across the African and Caribbean Diaspora, "I Know Who I Am, Do You?" workbook series provides a window into self and community through personal and social activities. The activities provided range from writing assignments to art pieces to the use of digital tools that help Black/African/
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Guided Listening Activities, ELA Lesson Plans for the THIS AMERICAN LIFE Podcast
This podcast comprehension lesson explores 2 episodes of This American Life. Develop listening skills in the middle school or high school English Language Arts classroom with these podcast worksheets.DIRECT INTERVENTION READING STRATEGIES THAT WORK DISCUSSION QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER KEYS INCLUDED INFORMATIONAL HANDOUTS & GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS This Guided Listening: This American Life Podcast resource includes direct intervention reading strategies for two podcasts carefully selected for the sec
Grades:
6th - 9th
Ad Hominem Doodle Notes
Ad Hominem Notes- These doodle style notes can be used as an introduction to the fallacy, as a stand-alone mini-lesson or as a review. Included:- Blank student notes- Blank student notes with people doodle- Teachers sample answer key with definitions and additional sketchesDetails covered in the note-taking- Definition of Ad Hominem- Reasoning for usage- Colloquial names for the fallacy- 2 major types (circumstantial & abusive)- Tu Quoque examplePlease email me here with any questions or c
Grades:
6th - 12th
Philosophy or Anime: Origin of Quotes Game
If you're a strange fellow like me, you love anime for the art form that it is. The genre is so creative, and can create unique plots with even more unique lessons within them. The creative nature of anime also paves the way for strange, yet profound quotes that can spark philosophical discussion.This is a PowerPoint presentation that contains twenty quotes. Ten are from random philosophers, and ten are from random Anime series. They are mixed in a random order. Present each slide to the student
Grades:
6th - 12th
Philosophy or Anime, Round 2
The game is simple. The students read a quote, and have to guess if it is from a random philosopher, or from a random anime (Philosime, combining philosophy and anime into one word). The idea is to get the students thinking deeply on a topic while showcasing anime as an art form!The students I worked with loved the first round I made for them. They were thrilled to play part 2. I hope you have the success with it that I did!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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