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Free school psychology study guides
A Conversation Friend: Study Guide for Starting & Ending Friendly Talk
A two page Friendly Resource that includes everything you need to have a conversation with a potential friend, including asking to hang out. Following UCLA PEERS® evidenced based techniques. Excellent resource for tweens, teens, and adults on the Autism spectrum. Tips recommended from evidenced based research includes:Self Talk for AnxietyGreetings: What To Say, How to Behave, Social EtiquetteHow To Start Conversations: What to Say, How To Behave, Social EtiquetteHaving Conversations: What to Sa
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Social Skills BUNDLE
Getting Started Checklist
Help students overcome their anxiety or feeling of overwhelm when it comes to getting started on a task or assignment with the 'getting started checklist'. This product includes a customizable template and comes in black/white.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Executive Function Skills Curriculum Workbook
Psychoeducational Report Cheat Sheet - Normal Curve Handout, Parents, Teachers
You are purchasing a psychoeducational score report cheat sheet/reader guide. Your purchase includes (1) JPG image of the color coded normal curve and score explanations.I am a school psychologist and include this chart with my reports to help parents, teachers, and other readers quickly understand their student's testing results.INSTANT DOWNLOAD:- High Quality JPG file.- No physical item will be shipped.- Personal use: purchaser may crop or resize digital file for personal use only.TERMS OF USE
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Weekly Calendar and Checklist For Students
Our FIRST product and FIRST OF MANY FREEBIES on Teachers Pay Teachers. The Learning Collective ATX would like to introduce our Comprehensive Weekly Calendar and Student Checklist – the ultimate organizational tool designed to empower students of all abilities to excel academically and manage their time effectively.With its user-friendly layout and customizable features, this resource is not just a planner – it's a game-changer for students, especially those with ADHD, dyslexia, or neurodivergen
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1st - 12th
APA 7th Edition Student Paper Template with Reference Page Tips
Need to create an APA 7th edition style student paper? This is a pre-formatted template to create an APA 7th edition student paper. This template Includes specific instructions and formatting based on the APA 7th edition guidelines. This is an accessible template that allows editing and includes tips for reference pages.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mental Health Disorders Study Guide
Study Guide that should accompany a mental health disorders presentation. I have one for purchase on my TPT profile. I use the presentation and study guide for my dual credit psychology class, but it could be used for a high school General Psych. class as well.
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9th - 12th
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Helping Students Develop The Skills For Attention
Instructional Strategies to Support AttentionWhen students have weaker skills they might need to receive instruction with a slightly modified approach. Here are strategies to adopt when teaching a student with weaker attention. Study Strategies to Support AttentionThe most important study and homework strategies for students ith attention difficulties involve support with organization and time management, and helping students learn how to approach bigger tasks. We've included top strategies to h
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Psychological Disorders Note Guide
A simple note guide for psychological disorders covered in AP Psychology. One column has students write the characteristics of each disorder and the other column has students fill in other facts and data concerning the disorder. I don't grade this (which is why there is no answer key) and I often have students complete it as a gallery walk or individual research.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
It's So Difficult Discussion Guide (Guridi, trans. by Schimel)
Discuss the stirring picture book It's So Difficult in your classroom, library, or other setting with this resource from Eerdmans Books for Young Readers. The discussion questions will spark conversations about the story's themes, including society anxiety and everyday bravery. The PDF also includes activity suggestions and bios of the author, illustrator, and translator.About It's So DifficultA school day can be so overwhelming: so many people, so many noises, so many things to remember. Grown-
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Not Grade Specific
Psychology - Reconstructive Memory Study Guide
Use infographic to study or give material to study about reconstructive memory and reconstructive memory studies.
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11th - 12th
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Memory cheat sheet
All major studies within the area of Human memory on one document.
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11th - 12th
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