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Research Project Social Media's Impact on Teens - Media Literacy Unit Activity
This high-interest research project focuses on a topic that is relevant to our world today – the effects of having exposure to the Internet at a young age and the impact of social media on today’s modern teens!Research topics include social media and anxiety, how social media facilitates the need to present one’s “false self,” cyberbullying and human trafficking, how social media impacts self-esteem, dangerous TikTok pranks and more!Students will choose and research a social media-related topic
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Juvenile Justice Research Project - School to Prison Pipeline - Prison Reform
The Juvenile Justice Research Project: Teens Serving Time is a perfect way to implement a high-interest research project into your classroom! Students will research real examples of teens serving time, examine the juvenile justice system, prison reform, learn about the school-to-prison pipeline, and the impact incarceration has on a young person's life.Research forms are included that can be used for any research task, including digital note-taking templates, research questions, paraphrasing an
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8th - 11th
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Urban Legends, Viral Photos, Fake News | Contemporary Folktales | Fun Activity
This resource will teach your students how to identify contemporary folktales and urban legends! Teach your students how to evaluate online sources - including viral photos, hoaxes, and fake news!Can your students distinguish between fact and fiction? Build your students’ knowledge and provide them with this myth-busting toolkit! This teaching resource includes relevant, high-interest materials that will teach your secondary students how to evaluate websites and how to determine the credibility
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8th - 12th
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Myers-Briggs Personality Type & Career | High School Research Paper Writing Unit
A synthesis research project. Use this unit to help your students explore one of 16 personality types and synthesize information from multiple sources and guide your students through a research paper. Students must include a (1) description of their Myers-Briggs personality type including its characteristics, strengths, weaknesses, and frequency in the population, (2) ideal career and professional options for the personality type, and (3) well-known individuals with the same personality type fro
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9th - 12th
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Technology VS Man, Society VS Technology Research Project
This research project explores the universal theme of humanity vs. technology. Technology is featured in dystopian literature and science fiction, as well as virtually implemented in every aspect of our daily lives. With technology advancing at an unprecedented rate, including the rapid development of artificial intelligence, how will this ultimately impact humanity?Students will research contrasting viewpoints on the benefits of technology vs. the negative consequences or potential harm. A pre
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9th - 12th
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Self-Directed Project-Based Learning Lesson Plan for High School Psychology
Are you looking for project based learning lesson plans for high school psychology that are engaging, fun, and lead to deep and meaningful learning experiences for all? This self-directed project based learning experience is all of that and then some.Each student will choose one psychologist, either historical or present-day, and design and lead their own project-based learning experience around that psychologist. They will work within the community, complete an authentic final product of their
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Mid-Level Experience High School Project-Based Learning Bundle
Psychology Activities Sociology Juvenile Justice Research Social Justice
The Juvenile Justice Research Project: Teens Serving Time is the perfect way to teach effective research skills and implement a high-interest research project into your Criminal Justice Course, Psychology, or Sociology classroom! This digital resource also includes research project templates and graphic organizers that can be used with any topic!You'll receive editable research project description sheets with requirements, research forms, source citation handouts, digital note-taking graphic org
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9th - 12th
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Personality Type and Careers Project
This activity is perfect for any career explorations, psychology, or related discipline. Students research various categories related to their personality type after they have taken a Myers Briggs Personality Type test. 16 Personalities Test (students can follow this link to take the free test; results are instant).There is a step by step instructions sheet on what needs to be included in the poster. Students have an option of completing the poster manually or digitally. A suggested grading crit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Bundle of Personality Typing
Social Stratification Project Assignment (Solutions to Stratification)
These project instructions walk students through social stratification and some popular solutions to the issue that are often proposed-- allowing them to critique or praise the various ideas.As the instructions put it, "Social stratification is the division of people in society- often by social status or amount of wealth. Severe stratification can be a huge problem in society, and lots of folks have lots of ideas on how it could be made better. In this project, you will take one of those possibl
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Dangers of Drugs Activity: What Drug Did They Take!? Digital Stimulants Lesson
This Google Slides intro lesson + Editable activity is a great way to teach students about the dangers of stimulant drugs in an engaging way. After a fun warm up and google slides intro, they are to imagine they are doctors given 5 patient reports and they must look into each case and determine which drug that patient most likely took. This activity has 2 different difficulty levels. If you are short on time you can give the students the stimulant chart that has info about each drug. OR you can
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Nutrition Unit + Drugs and Alcohol Unit BUNDLE / High School Health
NEW CED 2024 AP Psychology U3 Learning & Development EBQ Evidence Based Question
This AP Psychology Evidence Based Question research summary analysis assignment, is a model for the new CED for the 2024-2025+ school years (May 2025 Exam). It can be paired with my comprehensive unit 3 Sock Baby Book Project, this EBQ includes three summarized research sources from different locations. In both free-response questions on the APPsychology Exam, students will be expectedto engage with research studies and theskill of argumentation. The Evidence-BasedQuestion (EBQ) asks students to
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9th - 12th
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Parts of the Brain: Zombie Restaurant Menu
Google Document - Fully Editable Assignment Purpose:I used this project to assess student understanding of the different parts of the brain and their unique functions. I used it for my 6th grade Boost the Brain students, however this could be used for any level Psych. class, Science class, etc. This project requires students to create a mouth-watering restaurant menu for their Zombie clientele. Students should have an understanding of major parts of the brain; such as the Frontal Lobe, Occipital
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6th - 12th
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Bundle of 40 Mental Health and Well being warm ups
Bundle of 40 Mental Health and Well Being warm upsSupporting students and their well being is critical so I include these warm ups on various mental health and well being topics once or twice a week in my own classroom!This set of 40 warm ups includes topics on: stress and stress relief, building resilience, the role of emotions, mindfulness, anxiety, gratitude, the role of music on mental health, healthy boundaries, anger management and LOTS more!What’s Included?✏️ Teacher Directions✏️ 40 High
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9th - 12th
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Left v. Right Brain Beginning of the Year Lesson
The beginning of the year can be full of activities that you never reference later in the year. This lesson helps you get to know your students and help them start thinking of their options after high school. Students will reflect on their interests and learn how their specific brain works. Suggested Lesson Flow:Students receive the Student Guided Worksheet and the Left v. Right Brain Coloring Page. Students will color each image in the color sheet that they feel drawn to (i.e., students who enj
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9th - 12th
SEL - Examining Birth Order And Personality: Creating Your Own Genogram!
This project shifts the focus to another essential part of social emotional growth. This assignment focuses on better understanding the student’s family, their role within it, along with a study of how birth order influences one's personality. Students will create their own personal Genogram (digitally with free software or on paper) and read about the psychology behind birth order and personality.
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7th - 12th
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Handout- The Birth of Modern Psychology and Famous Psychologists
Handout- The Birth of Modern Psychology and Famous PsychologistsThis ready to print handout covers famous psychologists such as Wilhelm Wundt, Sigmund Freud, B. F. Skinner, and Carl Rogers. Students will read a short biography about each person, research specific information about each person, and then answer 15 reading comprehension questions. This is a great lesson for a substitute or to introduce the birth of modern psychology and several famous psychologists.What’s Included?✏️ Ready To Print
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Intro to Psychology- 3 day bundle
Lev Vygotsky Biography Research Organizer, Biography PDF & Google Drive CCSS
Skip the typical Lev Vygotsky introduction lecture as you launch a study of influential psychologists and, instead, empower students to find their own interesting facts about Vygotsky’s life and work with this print/post-and-go biography activity.This single-page worksheet (includes printable PDF and Google Drive versions) is a powerful research organizer that’ll get students digging deep into Lev Vygotsky’s life and the impact of his work.Please note: This download does NOT include a specific a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Stanford Prison Experiment Investigation
A Google Slides Workbook that is based on the official website of the Stanford Prison Experiment. The slideshow is broken up into sections that correspond to the pages of the website. For each section, there are 1-2 questions based on the reading for the given page on the website. You can navigate the website by clicking through the pages on the official website OR by clicking the link at the top of each slide (blue text with Page Title). Questions are a mix of comprehension and analysis. Topics
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9th - 12th
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Birth Order & Personality Development - High School Psychology
This assignment requires students to have access to technology. Students will read three of the six provided articles to summarize and apply to their own lives. Students will research evidence of the effect of birth order on personality development. If assigned electronically, students can click the link to access the articles or scan the QR code if printed on paper.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Personality Unit - High School Psychology
History of Mental Illness - Web-Quest
Hello! This is a 16 question reading guide to go along with Noba Project’s article on the history of mental illness. Answers are included. I do this web-quest in the beginning of the Clinical/Psychological Disorders Unit.
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9th - 12th
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Hope TED Talk Menu
The Hope TED Talk Menu is a lesson of the character strength of hope as described by the VIA Institute on Character. The character strength of hope is explained on the first few slides.The fourth slide previews the four tasks for the assignment which include 1) selecting a TED Talk on Hope from three options, 2) Watching that TED Talk (each one of the options is between 6-8 minutes), 3) Completing slides based on their selected TED Talk, and 4) Reflection Questions. The tasks students will compl
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9th - 12th
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Careers in Psychology research activity- Help Wanted Poster
Careers in Psychology research activity- Help Wanted PosterStudents are sure to be engaged with this handout about the different careers in psychology. First, they will skim information about various types of jobs in the psychology field, and then they will choose one to research further. Using the provided links and conducting additional research, students will explore various aspects, such as the annual salary for the chosen career, the required education/degree, the cost of the degree, and mo
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9th - 12th
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Psychology - Memory, Learning & Intelligence Activity/Project
Learn about Memory, Learning & Intelligence and demonstrate your knowledge by CREATING SOMETHING.The activity/project includes(From the teacher's perspective to the students):First, I’m going to give you a bunch of ideas.Second, I’m going to provide you with a checklist that you can follow if you want, just to give you a little guidance. Last, I’m going to provide you with a rubric so you can grade yourself.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Contemporary Psychological Perspectives Bulletin Board Project
Your Psychology students will have fun creating a billboard poster for one of the following contemporary psychological perspectives: Biological Evolutionary Cognitive Humanistic Psychoanalytic Learning Socio-culturalStudents will work with a partner or a group to research one of the above psychological perspectives and create a billboard (poster) that includes a detailed description, important people, and criticisms. Then the class will complete a gallery walk and take notes about each
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9th - 12th
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