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School psychology research for Microsoft Word
TAPS-4: A Language Processing Skills Assessment Template
TAPS-4: A Language Processing Skills Assessment template for report writingA .docx file Write up and chart
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Not Grade Specific
Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning - Third Edition (WRAML-3) Template
User-friendly Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning - Third Edition (WRAML-3) Template. Includes Core, Supplemental, and Brief write up and charts. DOCX file.
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Not Grade Specific
Woodcock-Johnson IV Cognitive, Achievement, and BASC3 Teacher/Parent/Self Report
Psychoeducational Evaluation Report template for the Woodcock-Johnson IV Achievement (standard battery), Cognitive (standard battery), BASC 3 Teacher/Parent/Self Reports. All sections include narratives with standard scores, percentile ranks, etc. All sections include tables that have subtest and cluster descriptors. Simply change the highlighted areas to fit the results from each student tested.
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Not Grade Specific
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Mental Disorders Research Project
This product is a no prep, student led, fun and engaging way to teach about various mental disorders. Great for middle school or high school students or as a substitute lesson plan!Product includes directions, grading scale, and a list of mental disorders students may choose (may be adapted to fit your curriculum!) Students will then teach each other about the mental disorder that they researched.
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7th - 10th
Behavior Intervention Plan Template
This template defines all components that should be included in a behavior intervention plan.
Integrates information from a functional assessment, as well as allows for Crisis Strategies.
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Severe Discrepancy Table for SLD in Mississippi with Cut-Off Scores
This table provides information on determining predicted achievement for intelligence and achievement tests with standard deviations of 15. It includes obtained achievement cut-off scores necessary in determining a severe discrepancy for SLD, as defined by Mississippi special education law.
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Not Grade Specific
Social Psychology Experiment Project
I used this project as an end-of-the-year (or end-of-the-unit) project that combines what students know about research, conducting experiments, and social psychology. This project has groups of student craft a proposal for a social psych experiment, conduct the experiment, gather data, and present the results.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Using The Scientific Method- Psychology Project
After covering the first unit over the scientific method (see "Research Methods, Measurements, Statistics" powerpoint for help), students are going to create their own Psychology experiment following this guide above! Students conduct the experiment and then present their results to class. Teacher's Note: Have students each pick an experiment and approve it with you first so that no student does the same experiment. Use research article described in intro of project or any Psychology experime
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9th - 12th
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Understanding Grief for children: Developmental stages
A useful summary of age related grief responses according to a child's age. With information to the strategies that can be used. Used by parents or educators alike to understand the best way to explain the passing of a loved one.
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Intervention Guide for MTSS Problem Solving RTI
This is a helpful tool for gathering online and print resources for math and reading interventions. Your team can then peruse the resources and create it's own tool box of evidence based strategies to assist with implementing MTSS RTI or Problem Solving.
Strategies are appropriate for students in elementary and middle school programs. Some high school resources are also included.
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Not Grade Specific
Psychology Research Proposal
I’ve used this proposal in a few different ways: as an assignment to assess students’ knowledge on research methods and as a month-long research project where students will actually carry out the research they proposed. Both worked great!
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9th - 12th
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Executive Functioning Traits
This reference sheet is a great hand out to help fellow teachers and parents understand what the multiple areas of executive functioning are.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Research Paper: ADHD Background and Educational Implications
This is a research paper that I wrote for a specialist course in Special Education. The paper includes a historical background of ADHD, information on relevant legislative documents, and suggestions and best practices for classroom teachers.
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3rd - 4th, Higher Education, Staff
Conservation Lab- Piaget Cognitive Development
The document contains talking points and action points for applying Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development.Specifically the concept of Conservation.Document includesGraham cracker testPenny testLiquid testPlaydough test
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Breaking a Social Norm Project
Everyone loves the breaking a social norm activity! This resource has students consistently break a norm, record the data, compile the results, and write a one-page reflection. They absolutely love to hear the stories of other students being stared or laughed at! **I have also include the social norms assignment that I have students complete before this project. It gets students thinking about social norms and the roles they play in our lives.**
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Boosting Communication Practice
This practice is aimed at boosting not only communication but also self-reflection. Hope you'll enjoy & find it very helpful.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Counseling Students Affected By Drug and Substance Abuse
Drug and substance abuseA drug is a chemical compound that can alter the structure and functioning of the body. Psychoactive drugs affect the function of the brain, and most are considered illegal to use or possess. In content, the term 'substance' refer- to non-drug things like cigarettes and alcohol that can also alter the normal functioning of the body. Substance abuse is the overindulgence in and dependence of a drug or chemical leading to effects that arc detrimental to the individual's phy
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Famous Psychologists Research Presentation
Famous Psychologists Research Presentation. Students pick a famous psychologist to reach and present. Detailed requirements and rubric included.
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11th - 12th
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Addiction Activity
This is a partner activity where students reflect on their own (possible) phone addiction, read an article about phone apps trying to hook users, and create ways for phone users to overcome addiction. *I distributed this electronically, so the spaces to respond to the prompts may need to be edited.*
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9th - 12th
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Approaches to Psychology Research Project
I use this project as an assessment on students’ understanding of an approach. They are assigned an approach and must complete a presentation after thoroughly researching the approach. Information included in the presentations include the definition, psychologists, and studies completed within the approach.
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9th - 12th
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Behavior Observation/Data Collection (Editable)
This form is helpful when collecting data for disruptive students. Tally each time they display an undesirable behavior in order to provide data for intervention meetings, parent conferences, etc.
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PreK - 8th
Create Your Own Brain Song! (Psychology)
Students are given a rubric and told to create their own song based upon the parts of the brain they have learned about. (See "The Brain" Powerpoint). Students should creatively try to put the meaning of what the parts of the brain do in their song, rather just say the name of the different point of the brain.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Skill Tracking Sheet
Skill Tracking Sheet
Excel worksheets that tracks the following:
Target skill
When introduced
When acquired
If retained
Over the course of 3 months
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Emotion Research Task
This task is a great way to build scientific literacy skills in an accessible manner. The study explored examines how lying can be identified through measuring the emotion of fear. This task allows students to examine how emotions are measured but also the implications of this as well. You can edit the worksheet as required! Check out my Instagram to stay up to date with the latest worksheets I use in my classroom! Don't forget to leave a review and follow my TPT, I'd love to hear how this works
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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