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Critical thinking italian lectures
Italy: An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
This slideshow helps elementary students quickly learn about famous landmarks, food, artists, and the culture of Italy. You can use this slideshow at the beginning of a unit on Italy or the Renaissance. You can also print it out and use it as a book for student research. This slideshow also has 4 questions at the end of the slideshow to review what students have learned. This download comes as a PDF file and is NOT editable as a PDF. However, you can open this slideshow in the TPT EASEL program
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K - 5th
Also included in:Â Europe Bundle 2: An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
Europe Bundle 2: An Introduction to the Art, Culture, Sights, and Food
Europe Bundle #2 includes slideshows of England, Greece, and Italy. Students will enjoy learning about food, clothing, art, tourist attractions, languages, and much more about each country. In all, there are 88 pages of information and beautiful photos! These slideshows can be shown to a class on a screen from your computer, printed as a book to use in centers, or for student research. Many teachers also use these to impress parents on multicultural nights. These downloads come as PDF files and
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K - 6th
Design Thinking - Full Content Presentation
Design Thinking is a constructivist way of approaching a problem that seeks empathy to leverage a bias toward action in order to find a radical solution to the end user’s need. The Design Thinking mindset has been pioneered by companies and institutions like IDEO and Stanford and has crept into Education over the last decade. This presentation is a 56-slide PDF of a Google Slides deck intended to deliver high-quality content to your class. The content defines each step of the Design Thinking pr
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5th - 12th, Staff
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Introduction to Ethics Lecture with Activities for High School Philosophy
This lesson is for an introduction to the study of ethics within the high school philosophy classroom. The lecture and activities were designed for an IB Philosophy course but work well with any high school philosophy class. Included you will find:14-slide lecture available as a PowerPoint and as Google Slidesâ„¢Speaker notes included in the lecture slides and as a separate printable PDFGuided notes for students to follow along with print and digital optionsReading questions that accompany an exce
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social Media Manners:Middle School/High School (Teletherapy/Distance Learning)
This lesson is a static PDF and is a NO PRINT resource. Do you have difficulty finding meaningful lessons that target critical thinking skills in older students? This lesson is perfect for you! This lesson was written to empower students to think critically and practice responsibility when using online platforms. This is a lesson on social mediaetiquette & safety paired with discussion questions with students to activate higher level thinking skills.There are 15 online behaviors addressed in
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6th - 12th
Mesoamerica: the Olmec Civilization PowerPoint Presentation
4,000 years ago the Olmec civilization rose to prominence in Central America. They became the mother civilization for all of Mesoamerica. Their religion was adopted and modified by all the other cultures, as were their agriculture practices and architectural structures. As sudden as their appearance, the Olmec disappeared leaving behind many questions about their civilization.Featuring: -academic vocabulary and concepts-reflection-discussion-academic writing-questions with answersIntroduce yo
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7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Ancient History Growing Mega Bundle
How to teach Academic Listening Skills - A worksheet for any TED talk or lecture
Academic Listening worksheet for TED talks or lecture listening practice. Contains FULL & detailed lesson plan to help teach advanced listening skills to ESL, IELTS, EAP and/or university students. It targets all the necessary skills that competent students should have and works on improving them. These worksheets are a template which can be used with any TED talk, lecture or presentation. The worksheets include: Pre-listening task: Prediction and brainstorming tasks - stimulate prior kn
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ESL Super Bundle - Reading, Grammar, Games, Lesson Plans & more...
Utilitarianism and Kant's Categorical Imperative Ethics Lecture + Guided Notes
This high school ethics lesson focuses on utilitarianism and Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative. Included you will find the following:17 slides in PowerPoint and Google Slidesâ„¢ formats with extensive teacher's notesGuided Notes for studentsPrintable PDF of the lecture's speaker notesA "Happiness Scale" activityReading questions to go along with Flowers for Algernon with answer keyLink to a PDF copy of Flowers for AlgernonThe Queen vs, Dudley and Stephens reading and questions and answer keyT
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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[Moonlang] Sapiens (Yuval Harari) Comprehension Questions
The Ultimate Workbook for Sapiens by Yuval HarariAre you fascinated by the riveting history of humankind? Dive deeper into Yuval Harari's compelling masterpiece, "Sapiens," with our Workbook for Sapiens by Yuval Harari. This captivating 390-page workbook is designed to enhance your understanding of the provocative ideas explored in "Sapiens."Features:10 Open-Ended Questions per Chapter: Challenge your thinking with thought-provoking questions and find clarity with our suggested answers.Vocabular
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Pathos, Ethos & Logos: Mastering Rhetorical Analysis to Create Advertisements
Almost everywhere we look, there are everyday people, businesses, and politicians who are attempting to manipulate others with various arguments and advertisements. The only way to truly defend oneself from these persuasive attempts is to understand the use of emotional, character, and logical appeals (AKA Pathos, Ethos and Logos) at a deep level.
In this unit, your students will study the art of using emotional, character, and logical appeals to persuade others, culminating in a final cumulati
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9th - 12th
Epistemology Lesson: Kant, Hegel, and Sartre for High School Philosophy
This philosophy lesson on epistemology focuses on the philosophers Immanuel Kant, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, and Jean-Paul Sartre. The topic of identity is explored through this lesson so it works very well for the IB core theme of "Being Human." This lesson was developed for an IB Philosophy class but it works well with any high school philosophy class that is covering epistemology. The PowerPoint contains extensive notes for the teacher on each slide. Included in this lesson:16-slide Power
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Philosophy Unit Bundle Epistemology and Being Human Lectures and Activities
Intro to Post-Colonial Theory and Literary Criticism
This Interactive Google Slideshow introduces students to key theories, terms, ideologies, and questions pertaining to Post-Colonial Theory and Literary Criticism. They will learn about colonialism, cultural appropriation, eurocentrism, imperialism, hegemony, decolonization, and more. Current and relevant videos are embedded throughout the presentation to encourage engagement and discussion. Many questions for Post-Colonial Criticism are provided; these may be copied and pasted for critical analy
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Messages in Media (Gender Stereotypes in Disney)
This 13 slide power point presentation looks at implicit (implied) messages that can be found in Disney movies.
The file looks at gender roles, male and female ideals of beauty, sexuality, and representations of good and evil.
In my grade 12 media unit I focus on various implied messages that can be present in a variety of media. My intention is not to bash Disney, but to make students conscious of potential messages and to be aware of the possible impact they could have on viewers.
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11th - 12th
Critical Thinking (COMPLETE - PPT Bundle)
This Editable Bundle includes:✓ 11 Animated PowerPoint Presentations✓ Clear + Accessible + Organized Content✓ Stylized Visual Diagrams✓ BONUSES:Sample SyllabusFREE DIGITAL READINGS [linked in each PPT]FREE Critical Thinking (Assignments)Topics: A Complete Introduction to Critical ThinkingIntro: Critical Thinking (PPT)Critical Thinking: Obstacles (PPT)Critical Thinking: Identifying + Evaluating Arguments (PPT)Critical Thinking: Deductive Argument Patterns (PPT)Critical Thinking: Fallacies + Persu
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Not Grade Specific
Bundle - Introduction to Western Philosophy (3 PPTX, Worksheet, Questions)
This bundle includes the following three items that are listed separately in my store: Introduction to Philosophy - PPTXThe Value of Philosophy - Bertrand Russell (PPTX w/ PDF Link)Introduction to Philosophy - Worksheet (goes with the PPTX #1)Crash Course Philosophy #1 Worksheet: What is Philosophy? Introduction to Philosophy Exam Questions - Contains 88 multiple-choice questions and 26 short-answer questions designed for Introductory courses in philosophy. Answers are provided for the 88 multip
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Spy: Secret Lives of Spies. Cause, Effect, and Problem Solving
Students learn about the relationship between cause, effect, and problem-solving while exploring the secret lives of spies. Who knew? Spies have problems too!Why Spy?Pocket Litter, Bang and Burn, Chicken Feed, Cobbler, Dead drop. Could you speak like a spy? Could you live like a spy? Students love exploring the world of secret agents and the roles they play in protecting their countries. Espionage was born out of a need to solve problems. Those problems might include acquiring enemy secre
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Codes, Lives of Spies, and a Spy Simulation! Spy Bundle #4
Memory & Studying Lesson Plan (1-2 class sessions)
Materials Needed:Projector or screen for displaying slides.Access to Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides to open file.Delve into the art of effective studying and memory enhancement with our enriching material. This resource meticulously defines the intricacies of memory, distinguishing between short-term and long-term memory. The primary focus lies in empowering students with practical activities designed to deepen their understanding of studying and memory techniques. Through engaging exerci
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Not Grade Specific
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Solution Focused Problem Solving Lesson with Worksheet
Teach and practice problem solving life skills with a whiteboard and dry erase markers.Resource includes:-Step by step interactive whiteboard lesson using a house to increase engagement. This fun layout may be used as an anchor chart.-1 worksheet for practicing problem solving skills independently and/or with the group.-List of evidenced-based solution focused questions.The following problem solving techniques are highlighted in the lesson:-Agree on a problem to solve-Discuss the consequences of
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3rd - 6th
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Psychology: Personality Theory PPT ~ Psychoanalysis, Behaviorism, Humanism
Introductory PowerPoint for a Personality unit in Psychology course. Highly detailed, graphic and accurate 49-slide 2013 presentation and introduction to the following seven theories on personality development: Freudian Psychoanalytic theory; Behaviorism; Humanism; Trait Theory; BioPsychological theory; Evolutionary Psychology theory; Type Theory.
With this extensive 49-slide, at least 2 full class periods presentation, you get:
a.) Learning Targets
b.) Highly detailed, accurate information p
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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3 Parts of a Debate Argument
Teaching students to structure solid arguments is vital to winning a debate round! However, they must understand the three parts of an argument before building their case (claim, warrant, and impact).This activity explains the three parts of an argument (claim, warrant, and impact), compares a weak vs. strong argument, and leaves room for the students to write their own argument (based on a resolution/topic provided by the teacher).This zip folder contains:1. A fully filled-out teacher copy2.
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7th - 12th
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Cubism and Fauvism Powerpoint
This superbly designed Cubism and Fauvism Powerpoint centers on the art styles known as Cubism and Fauvism. The lesson starts with a Do Now for students to begin thinking about what they see, practicing the description portion of art criticism.Students are introduced to the major characteristics of Fauvism and Cubism as well as two major Fauve artists (Henri Matisse and Andre Derain) and two major Cubist artists including Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Students are able to view and discuss a
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Pure Mathematics - Lessons 1 through 16 - Bundle
Introduction to Pure Mathematics for Advanced High School Students consists of a series of lessons in Logic, Set Theory, Abstract Algebra, Number Theory, Real Analysis, Topology, Complex Analysis, and Linear Algebra. These first 16 lessons cover basic through intermediate material from each of these 8 topics. In addition, you will learn all the proofwriting skills that are essential for advanced study in mathematics.32 PDF files are included with your purchase. 16 of these PDF files consist of n
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Stereotypes: 'The Problem with Apu' and 'The Simpsons'
'The Problem with Apu' is a 2017 documentary film written by and starring comedian Hari Kondabolu. The film focuses on the character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, an Indian immigrant in the animated sitcom 'The Simpsons' who, for a period, was the only figure of South Asian heritage to appear regularly on mainstream U.S. television. The film explores encounters with negative stereotypes, racial microaggressions and slurs against people of Indian and South Asian heritage disseminated through the charac
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9th - 12th
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Financial Literacy Lesson 5 - Social Circles and Goals
There is an idea where you are the average of the 5 people you're around most. This can include friends and family. While there is a great deal of evidence for this idea, there is also some evidence to the contrary. You can make up your mind.Whether or not this concept has value scientifically is not really relevant for this lesson. Rather, this concept has a great deal of value in promoting classroom discussions about influence and goals - getting students to think and question!In this less
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Financial Literacy Set of 11 Activities
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