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Social Skills, SELF-ADVOCACY, SELF-ADVOCATING, Life Skills
Self-AdvocacyLearning to Self-Advocate As students enter higher grades, it becomes increasingly important that they are able to effectively self-advocate. Their learning, social development, and independence are highly influenced by their ability to express their needs in a positive way and are able to speak up for themselves. These lessons focus on teaching students the importance of self-advocacy, how to successfully self-advocate, and how to ask meaningful, precise questions.The worksheets fo
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Note Taking - CORNELL METHOD - Lesson Plan & Activities
This unit teaches the 'Cornell Method' of note taking. No prep is required as it includes lesson plan material as well as 3 dynamic template activities for students to practice the 'Cornell Method'. Have your students learn this note-taking method at the beginning of the year and enjoy their longterm, improved depth of learning and comprehension! BUNDLE & SAVENote Taking Bundle (Cornell, Key Word, Classic & Topical Methods)You may also like:Note Taking - TOPICAL METHOD - Lesson Plan &
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5th - 12th
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IEP Scavenger Hunt for Special Education - Self-Advocacy Activity
Help kids and young adults learn about their IEPs and disabilities with this IEP Scavenger Hunt activity and lesson. This resource is a lesson and activity to help kids and young adults understand their Individualized Education Programs and disabilities. Understanding one’s own disability is an important step in being able to work through individual challenges, advocate for oneself, and ultimately meet goals. With this scavenger hunt activity, kids and young adults are the ones reviewing their o
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5th - 12th
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Study Skills, LEARNING TO BE ORGANIZED, ORGANIZATION, STRATEGIES, Life Skills
Study Skills and Life Skills The Importance of Being OrganizedOrganizational StrategiesThe worksheets for this lesson are in Google Doc format and PDF format.Organization is a necessity for success. There are many studies showing a strong correlation between organizational skills and a person’s success in school and the workplace. Unfortunately, many students lack even basic organization skills to effectively succeed in school or survive in the real world after high school. This lesson fo
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Study Skills Bundle
Study Skills, LEARNING TO STUDY, STUDY STRATEGIES, lesson
Learning To StudyStudy Strategies Many students, especially at-risk students, struggle with studying for tests. Students either don’t study, don’t study enough, or lack the knowledge in how to properly study. Studying is a skill that needs to be taught to students throughout their time is in primary and secondary grades. Students need to understand how important it is to make studying a habit and that it impacts their learning, their success in school, and their success after high school. This
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Study Skills Bundle
Teaching Research Skills for Students : How- to- Guide Lesson, Activity & Rubric
Ever told students they had to do research only to be met with deer-in-the-headlights expressions? Or only realized they had no clue how to research while in the midst of marking your 10th paper? Get students on the right track by introducing research skills early on in their learning, at any grade level, so they’re prepared to do it when that research-skills-based assignment comes up! This step-by-step and no prep guide serves as an introductory mini lesson, covering the what, when, why, &
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4th - 12th
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How to Focus Better Study Skills Lesson-Middle/High School- Google Slides option
Students will explore what their ideal study environment is, find out their learning style and tips to help, and learn about external and internal distractions and how to minimize them.*Check out my study skills bundle: click here► What is included in this product?A one-hour lesson plan with icebreaker and the following supplements:⭐ 2-sided "Learning Style Survey" worksheet⭐ "Distractions" worksheet⭐ "Cross the Line" questions⭐ 8 Walking Gallery Posters⭐ Link to a YouTube video for tips on how
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6th - 12th
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Memory, Mnemonics, and Study Skills for High School Google Slideshow
This Google Slides presentation complements a unit on memory devices and study skills for high school students, particularly freshmen. The following concepts are covered in a visually appealing manner:Memory (includes 3 brief memory exercises requiring students to attempt to remember 13 items; this always lends itself to great follow-up discussion on memory devices students used to meet their goal)Aspects of Short-term and Long-term MemoryStages of MemoryNumbers and Why They Tend to Frustrate t
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7th - 12th
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Executive Functioning: Get Ready, Do, Done, Planning Sheet and Lesson Plan
This planning sheet is a great tool for students that struggle with executive functioning skills. This sheet can be used with any subject and any complex task that requires students to use their executive functioning skills. The main executive functioning skills addressed with this tool include:PlanningOrganizationTime managementSelf-monitoringThere are two template options. One with prefilled materials and one with blank lines. There is also a lesson plan that goes along with the worksheets tha
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3rd - 12th
Executive Function Skills Activity: Organizational Skills
Everyone can be organized, but they have to do it in their own way. The key is finding what works for you and then working that system. There is no 'correct way' to organize yourself. This product is designed to help students identify what approach to organization works best for them. What Is Included?Finding Your Organizational Style Lesson Organizational Style SurveyOrganizational Style Results & Strategies PrintableOrganizational Style ActivityReflection Worksheet
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6th - 12th
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Following Directions Test
A 5 minute activity where students perform silly tasks to learn the important of reading and following directions very carefully. This activity is appropriate for students in grades 3 - high school. It is enjoyable and memorable for the students and creates a lasting impact.
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3rd - 12th
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Active Listening Lesson - Help your students learn to listen!
Do your students struggle with listening in class? Or even with each other?They may need to learn how to listen!What's Included?Editable Google Slide PresentationIdeas for use and directions for downloading as a PPTX or PDFLooking for more ways to help students succeed in class online or in-person? Check these out!Related Products• Student Organization/Study Skills BUNDLE -Help students start on the right foot!• Social & Emotional Learning BUNDLE - Students Learn about Themselves & Commu
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3rd - 12th
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Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style Google Slides/Activity
Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style - Slides and ActivityLife and Study Skills - Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Series We all learn in our own unique way and can identify those students who can sit and take notes quietly versus those who need to move constantly! Neither is wrong, they are just doing what works best for them. When students recognize and understand their preferred learning style, they can be more successful academically. This first Google Slides lesson in the Stud
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Complete Academic Study Skills Unit 1 (Bundle): Google Slides/Activities
Organizational Skills Checklist
This is an organizational skills survey designed to help students evaluate their organizational skills. Once students complete the survey, they will then reflect on their results by completing a short writing exercise.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Executive Function Skills: Student Surveys & Self Assessments Bundle
How To Prioritize Assignments Lesson
Do some of your students struggle with knowing which assignments to work on? Will they pick something to work on that is due next week when they haven't done their assignments for tomorrow? Use this lesson to teach them how to prioritize assignments. I will be adding lessons that teach different school skills such as time management and work completion. Follow my store by clicking the star that is under my name at the top of the page to get updates when more lessons are added!Contents:- Less
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Special Education Resources Bundle
Avid Study Skills How To Focused Notes Lesson Elective Google Slides Editable
This is a really thorough way to teach students about how to take Focused Notes with the 5 phases of note-taking. It is ideal in an avid elective for junior high or high school. It would also be great for an avid school for any subject. Even if you are not an avid site, this is an excellent study skills lesson to teach students how to take notes and choose the proper format for them. There are 3 videos included as well. It is an interactive lesson where students practice the strategies in the pr
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5th - 12th
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Tutorial Digital Lessons for avid learners
Fully updated and revised! Now Google compatible! This digital lesson uses basketball all-star teams as an metaphor for the all-star tutorial teams that will be formed in your class! Now 80 slides with questions, activities, forms and more! It is divided into 4 different parts to help you slowly scaffold towards running your own groups.Do your students need tutoring? Study groups? Do you want your class to work as a team to help their peers with work? Do you want to give your students structur
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Time Management Skills: Time Wasters Activity
What Is It?This is an activity bundle designed to increase student awareness and understanding relating to time management. Students will identify their time wasters ad time savers and will be provided with a potential time wasters and potential time savers sheet to help them identify their individual time wasting and time saving behaviors. They will then read a various scenarios and identify the time wasters/time savers in each situation. What Is Included?My Personal Time Savers/Wasters Workshe
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5th - 12th
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Executive Functioning Skills Lesson - Breaking Down Tasks into Smaller Chunks
Executive functioning skills are the cognitive processes that help us to plan, organize, initiate, and sustain goal-directed behavior. While all students may struggle with executive functioning skills at some point in their academic careers, certain groups may be more likely to experience difficulties.Some examples of students who may struggle with executive functioning skills include: Students with ADHD, students with learning disabilities, students with autism spectrum disorder, students with
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3rd - 12th
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Student Binder: Digital lesson for the avid learner
Revised, expanded, improved! Easy to edit! This lesson challenges students to "transform" from being disorganized to being responsible students able to manage and organize a binder. This presentation will be easy for anyone to edit and change to help fit their own standards. It now also includes a variety of peer binder checks to help ease the load of grading!In addition, this product now includes critical thinking questions, a video clip, partner work, and more!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Nonverbal Skills and Teamwork with ZOMBIES
I teach to many ESL students. They have a tendency to revert to their first language throughout the semester. By starting the semester with this SILENT activity students are able to see that they don’t need a language to fall back on they have so many other ways.
This project takes one entire class. Students work together to save themselves from zombies! This is great for my speech class as students are able to better develop their nonverbal skills.
The project DOES require some set up (thoug
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5th - 12th
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GPA CALCULATION Lesson & Activity
This great resource not only guides students as they calculate their GPA, but also helps students to understand what GPA is and why it's so important! Perfect for the end-of-the year or semester!! I hope you and your students find this as helpful as me and my students!
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6th - 12th
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How to Research Lesson
This "How to Research" Lesson is perfect for middle or high school students as an introduction or reminder on how to research properly, avoid plagiarism, and find credible sources online. This lesson includes tons of interactive activities where students will use their laptops, chrome books, or cell phones to practice researching and giving feedback on what they find.This lesson covers: How to get started - narrowing down your topic through focus questions Finding credible sources - examples of
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: First Week of School (Social Studies Classes)
Learning Styles
Complete lesson for Introducing students/teachers to learning styles (audio, kinesthetic/tactile, visual) and how they affect student success. This 16 slide interactive presentation includes:
Online assessment links/single slide assessment
Group exercise that gets students thinking about how they learn
Charts of how students retain knowledge vs. how they are taught
Words per minute students' write vs. teachers' lecture time
Overview of 3 learning styles
Discussion slides with study helpers
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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