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Higher education character education scaffolded notes
Intro to Transformative Resistance Lesson Materials
This lesson is excellent at the beginning of the year for building classroom culture and for teaching students resistance from a critical perspective. The Transformative Resistance framework lists four modes of resistant behaviors students display throughout the school year: Self-Defeating, Reactionary, Conformist, and Transformative Resistance. The framework allows you and your students to norm on language to describe oppositional behavior. It's also a great lens into understanding how oppresse
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
The Holocaust - How did the Nazis turn Jewish people into outcasts?
This lesson aims to get students to understand how something as horrific as the Nazi Holocaust could happen in a seemingly civilised society. The lesson focusses on the gradual removal of Jewish people from everyday life in Germany throughout the 1930s. I use the equation of Propaganda + Terror + Laws = the start of the Holocaust. The lesson suggests that it was a combination of these three things which allowed Jewish people to be treated as outcasts in their own homes and countries in occupi
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â NAZI GERMANY HISTORY BUNDLE
MAJORS: 25 Tried and Tested 15-25 Minute Clozed-Notes Lessons
If you're a middle or high school Social Studies teacher, these clozed-notes lessons are ideal. They allow you to cover a lot of rich material in a short 15 to 25 minute lesson, they are ideal for all students--EL's to honor students--and the follow-up pictures add so much opportunity to "stretch the learning." At the end is a "how to" which is worth looking over. Trust me, once you have these lessons ready to go, you'll use them for years, and you can focus on the many other fun facets of cl
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Book Reading Guide SLIDES for "The Happiness Advantage" by Shawn Achor
This is a google slides book reading guide for "The Happiness Advantage" by Shawn Achor. It includes slides for a 15 day book study, with 2-3 slides for each day. Each day includes questions that are specific to those pages, supplemental materials, and instructions for an interactive "brain break" activity for students to participate in to break up the reading a little bit.This was originally used as a supplemental material for a Positive Psychology class, but could be used in a variety of setti
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to email a teacher!
Communicating with teachers, both over email and in-person, is an important academichabit for middle school and beyond. Use these handouts to learn and practice sendingthoughtful emails to a teacher asking for homework clarification and extra help. These handouts include examples of GOOD emails, BAD emails, and an email checklists for students to keep in their planners or hang above their desk area at home.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Suicide Prevention
Page 1 Discusses Suicide Statistics and Possible Causes
Page 2 Discusses Myths and Facts about Suicide
Page 3 Provides examples of Warning signs of suicide
Page 4 How Can you help a person who is thinking about suicide
Page 5 Resources and websites to get help
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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