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Psychology simulations $5-10
Dangers of Drugs & Alcohol Simulation GAME ! High School HEALTH - Peer Pressure
High school students know that taking drugs and alcohol is risky... but I've created a GOOGLE SLIDES + PDF simulation game to show them realistic consequences for things like underage drinking and prescription drug misuse all the while having FUN learning about it. PLUS I made it super easy for you to set up!Every student will be given a genetics card, personality card, and life experiences card that factor into the consequences for their choices. They must make 9 choices and if they make a risk
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Nutrition Unit + Drugs and Alcohol Unit BUNDLE / High School Health
The Mystery Case- Guide
Description: Step into the thrilling world of crime-solving with "Murder Mystery: The Case of Principal Tiger". This engaging and immersive classroom activity challenges students to become detectives as they unravel the mysterious murder of Tiger Pride High School's beloved Principal Tiger.In this comprehensive murder mystery game, students will work together to examine evidence, question suspects, and ultimately identify the culprit responsible for Principal Tiger's untimely demise. Set against
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5th - 12th
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Sensation and Perception: Sensory Stations Lab
Take your kids out of the classroom, set up the 7 station activities, then facilitate while they do all the work! In this activity, TLW explain the concepts of threshold and adaptation, describe the visual sensory system, describe the auditory system, describe other sensory systems, such as olfaction, gustation, and somasthesis, and describe the importance of binocular clues. The students LOVE this activity! I have used it as a formal observation and got excellent reviews from my administrator
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9th - 12th
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Psychology Final Exam
This 40-page document contains a final exam for a Psychology course, covering each of the nine units of instruction. The exam contains the following:-- 100 multiple-choice questions-- 2 separate free response questions; each containing a scenario in which students must apply 7-8 concepts to the prompt-- an answer sheet for students to write their answers (if you don't want to use a scantron)-- answer key which also lists which unit each question is from-- a unit assessment graph for students to
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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100 Tips on Speech Therapy
"100 Tips on Speech Therapy" is a comprehensive guidebook designed to provide practical strategies and techniques for speech therapists, clinicians, caregivers, and educators working with individuals of all ages with communication disorders. This book offers a wealth of advice, tips, and insights gathered from experienced professionals in the field of speech-language pathology.
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Not Grade Specific
the world of emotional skills
Introduction Cultivating Emotional Skills for Personal and Interpersonal Growth Welcome to the world of emotional skills! In a society where emotions play a vital role in our daily lives, developing emotional skills is essential for personal and interpersonal growth. These skills empower us to understand, manage, and express our emotions effectively, leading to greater self-awareness, healthier relationships, and overall well-being. In this fast-paced and dynamic world, emotional intelligence is
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Not Grade Specific
Sock Baby Project
A popular activity during units on development is that of the sock baby. This scrapbook allows for fun and functionality, adhering to the key developmental standards established by College Board for AP Psychology, though it could also be used and modified for health, sociology, or other related classes. Students get very invested in their "babies" and the results are wonderful. How to Make a Sock Baby
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9th - 12th
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Lab - Sensation & Perception Fair
This activity includes 11 different stations that I feel help sum up the sensation and perception unit as well as possible and give kids the opportunity to experience in a lab setting some of the major concepts. I have done this activity with both my regular psychology and AP psychology classes and it is always a big hit. This activity does have a couple textbook references from Myers for AP Psychology 2nd ed but the questions could be answered with most psychology textbooks or student notes (or
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9th - 12th
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The Wave- Quizzes, Writing Exercises, & Simulation
This bundle contains two reading assessments (with a combination of multiple choice and writing questions), a RAFT/Cubing exercise to review the main characters, and a fun learning simulation to illustrate the motto, "Strength Through Community." Answer keys are included.
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9th - 12th
What is Justice? Scenario-Based Activity for Law & Philosophy
Justice is difficult to define, as it is a concept that is socially constructed based on morals, beliefs and values. What is considered “just” in one part of the world might be considered “unjust” in another, and this all depends on the root values and belief systems of that part of the world. This activity allows students to explore the meaning and philosophy of justice through a variety of scenarios. You may break students into groups, or have them complete this sheet individually, then discus
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: UPDATED: Understanding Canadian Law - Grade 11 Law Course Bundle
Conditioning in Psychology APPLICATIONS Bundle!
Are your students learning about classical and operant conditioning? Schedules of reinforcement? Positive and negative reinforcement and punishment? Modeling, observational learning, PQ4R method? This bundle is the FUN way to APPLY these concepts through a variety of fun scenarios! Each activity provides fun, varied and differentiated ways to apply their knowledge, with the goal of reinforcing and deepening their understanding. My psychology students love these activities and yours will to
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Editable Virtual Playroom
Editable virtual playroom for telehealth that can be adapted for school use as well! Add in your own bitmoji and personalize to your liking! Full of games for rapport building, memory and concentration, exploring family dynamics, and much more, books about emotions, and other resources great for play therapy such as a virtual sand tray!
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PreK - 5th
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Five Tricks: A Game for Teaching about Worldview & Intercultural Communication
“Five Tricks” is based on a program designed to explore factors related to communication problems in intercultural situations. It is based on the premise that serious conflicts arise not from major, obvious cultural differences, but from unrecognized minor ones. While playing “Five Tricks” participants experience the shock of realizing that despite good intentions, people interpret things differently in profound ways. Players learn that they must understand and reconcile these differences in ord
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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School Start Time Philosophical Chairs
This product is a 3 - 4 day lesson on the power of sleep and a debate on school start times for Middle School or High School Students. I used this with my 7th graders and the LOVE it. The bundle includes: Ted talk about sleep with video notes3 articles for research and annotationPhilosophical chairs outline for studentsTeacher Grading RubricStudent Grading Rubric (on chairs outline)Letter to the Editor OutlineDay 1: Watch Ted talk and finish questionsDay 2: Annotate articles and gather research
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6th - 12th
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Health: A Global Perspective
The main focus in the international health and development programming include: Environmental health, family planning, health systems, HIV/AIDS, infections diseases, maternal and child health and nutrition. As students living in a developed world, it can be difficult to grasp the magnitude of global health issues. Our system of governance has protected us from many of the ailments that developing nations face. This health sector activity focuses specifically on HIV and AIDs and the way it has im
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7th - 12th
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Finding My Why
Do you feel like your students just don't care right now? Like they don't know why school is important? Maybe you have students, like I do, that are working full time and have made school something to do if they have time after work. Wouldn't it be nice to help them realize why school is important again? To have them discover the financial value in attending school? How great would it be for them to create self awareness around how their 6 Surviving and Thriving Needs impact their daily decision
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9th - 12th
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Dinner Party With Dead Psychologists Assignment
This assignment is a great way to keep students interested in engaged in the great minds behind our knowledge of psychology! It is intended to be assigned at the start of the term, and concludes with the actual dinner party during the last week(s) of the term. Super fun! Included:Dinner Party With Dead Psychologists handout & rubricList of psychologists and information tracking sheetGeneral teacher notes on the assignment, and tips for running the dinner party! Psychologist Resume TemplateTh
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Dinner Party With Dead Psychologists
Sci-Quest: Make Your Own Experiment Edition
Give Your Students The Power of Science With Sci-Quests!In each Sci-Quest, students are given a challenge to apply various scientific content by designing their own hypothetical deliverable such as a commercial, band, restaurant, or experiment. In this Sci-Quest, you will engage your students in scientific experimental design by having them design…An invention of their choiceA new medicine A new recipeA class appropriate social experimentAn athletic training techniqueA business management toolEa
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ETS1-1
, HS-ETS1-4
Aging Empathy Simulation
As my grandmother aged, I became more aware of some of the impairments and changes that can affect the elderly. I wanted my psychology students to develop empathy for this population. I can't afford to purchase an aging simulation suit, so I decided to make my own with inexpensive, household items.Students visit stations to experience various conditions, such as diminished lung capacity, neuropathy, visual impairment, hearing impairment, arthritis, loss of mobility, dementia, etc. Included in
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9th - 12th
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Lab Brain Scan Analysis Class Activity Psychology Neurology AP Psychology
This was originally the proof of concept spreadsheet for my brain scan lab. I realized that it might be useful on its own as an activity. You have to have excel to make this work,…I guess you might be able to use it with google sheets but I don’t know. Open the spreadsheet, and hit F9 to get a fresh “scan.” Areas with the most “activity” “light up.” You can edit the spreadsheet and change the colors if you want,…not sure that is necessary but it is fully editable. So how might you use this? May
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Baron-Cohen Emoji Simulation
When reading the Baron-Cohen study it is sometimes difficult for students to understand how the researchers went about developing the Eye Test. This simulation takes them through a step by step process of developing a Theory of Mind Test using emojis. It includes a number of emoji cards, detailed instructions, emoji sheet to keep track of answers, instruction display cards for students, and a discussion sheet.
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9th - 12th
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Canli et al. IAPS Simulation
A simulation that allows student to rate images of emotionally intense scenes that mimics pictures that might be found on the International Affective Picture System. Included is an activity that allows students to evaluate the validity of using this type of self-report as a research method.
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9th - 12th
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