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Psychology Common Core CCRA.R.2 resources
The Danger of a Single Story Ted Talk Discussion and Reflection Worksheet
In this Ted Talk presented by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the novelist warns students of “The Danger of a Single Story.” While completing this reflection worksheet, high school students realize the problems with single stories which lead to incomplete stereotypes of people of different cultures. This activity prompts lively and poignant class discussion among your students. Great for secondary ELA or Social Studies. Makes a great sub plan.Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity BONUS: "CELEBR
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9th - 12th
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High School Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions on Ed Gein
Keep students interested around Halloween or anytime with this engaging nonfiction reading passage and questions about the gruesome horror movie inspiration with facts of a real-life killer, Ed Gein. After all, the movies Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs were based on his horrific deeds. This high school reading comprehension passage may be printed or used on the computer with Google Worksheets, or Easel access. Your kids will love it or hate it, but indifference is
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10th - 12th
Also included in: High School Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Bundle
Multiple Intelligences Learning Profile Project
Are you looking for a creative getting to know you project that will help you get to know your students as people AND as learners? Try this Multiple Intelligences Learning Profile Project! Students will learn all about Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences and create an individual learning profile worksheet to share with you and their peers. This project is an excellent icebreaker, but can be used for back to school, at the start of a new unit or semester, the day after New Year's br
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7th - 10th
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PSYCHOLOGY: Psychological Disorders Research Project | Google Classroom Ready
Looking for an engaging project to add to your unit on Psychological Disorders? Students can use this rubric guide to research, write, and present information on a psychological disorder of their choosing. This is an excellent project for a psychology class or any course discussing mental health and mental illness. You may assign students to present in any format desired: Google Slides, PowerPoint, Prezi, research paper, etc. A student instruction guide, teacher rubric, and a few helpful webs
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Cancel Culture: Argument Essay
Ask a student about "Cancel Culture," and you will get an earful. Through Instagram Influencers' shade, YouTube standoffs, Snapchat snapbacks, and TikTok tiffs, media-savvy teens are experts and can teach you a thing or two about Cancel Culture. This comprehensive lesson set features Helen Lewis's thought-provoking essay from The Atlantic, "How Capitalism Drives Cancel Culture." The essay is behind a paywall. The packet includes interactive resources such as links to NPR audio clips, New York Ti
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9th - 12th
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I Know Who I Am, Do You? Workbook #1
This product is the first in a line of three workbooks that are designed to help students in high school/secondary school learn how to make effective decisions through the lens of their culture. With a focus on examples across the African and Caribbean Diaspora, "I Know Who I Am, Do You?" workbook series provides a window into self and community through personal and social activities. The activities provided range from writing assignments to art pieces to the use of digital tools that help Black
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8th - 10th
Psychology Activity: Influential Psychologists | Research Biography & Summarize
Learn more about the lives and theories of the major influential psychology greats with these Historical Biography Summaries. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of a well-known psychologist. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning psychology through these historical biography summaries.It's an excellent resource for student centered learning and student centered instruction.What is Included:A detailed page of teacher
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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What Are Microaggressions? MINI-UNIT / Plug-and-play lessons / racism race SEL
This high-interest, 2-day mini-unit answers questions like: what is a microaggression? How can I avoid using them? How can I respond effectively to them? These interactive lessons are meant to teach empathy and establish clear expectations for interacting with others in professional environments. Use it as an anti-racism activity during Black History Month. Use it to teach social/life skills to your students with behavioral or emotional struggles. Use it before reading books like To Kill A Mocki
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Topics in Anti-Racism: 4 Mini-Unit Bundle
A Clockwork Orange Resource for Teachers and Students
This a complete resource for Anthony Burgess' classic dystopian novel A Clockwork Orange, a cautionary tale about what happens when a person is stripped of his free will. The book is challenging and provocative, more appropriate for upper level accelerated students and college students.Included in this resource: Author background, social and historical context for the book, chapter reading questions, student-centered activities and projects, discussion/writing prompts, whole-class activities,
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Social Dilemma - 12th ELA - Unit Bundle - 30+ Days of Printables
Help your high school English students think critically about technology and their use of technology in the classroom with this print and go, versatile thirty day unit plan that incorporates informational texts, dystopian excerpts, and poetry. This resource includes a teacher guide and a detailed lesson plan. In addition, it includes thirty days' worth of guided reading questions, printables, and writing prompts. Each lesson includes a writing prompt tied to the day's lesson, a set of guided rea
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11th - 12th
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Forensics Textbook Chapter 2 Eyewitness Testimony and Memory
An Active Reading Forensic Science Textbook: This Cross-Curricular Active Reading Textbook Chapter focuses on Eyewitness Testimony and Memory. Students will be engaged with this close reading resource which will be the perfect addition to your Eyewitness and Fallibility of the Human Mind Unit. Only Chapter 2 is included in this download. Purchase only the chapters you need or the entire Textbook bundle at a discount.✔️Resource Includes:✽14 total textbook pages ✦12 pages of engaging text wi
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Activity Collection BUNDLE
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde--A Complete Teaching Unit
This Unit contains everything an Instructor would need to teach this classic piece of English literature. Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde can be read by middle school students with significant assistance given by the Instructor. High school students may require some assistance with this short novel, but little or no assistance need be given to college students. Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde is one of those unique stories that can be used in a history, literature, or psychology class, as it reaches across
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sigmund Freud: Biography Summary Webquest (PDF & Google Drive)
Your students will enjoy learning more about the life and contributions of Sigmund Freud with this biography summary activity. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of Sigmund Freud. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning more about this well known Psychologist through this engaging graphic organizer.What is Included:A detailed page of teacher instructions.A biography summary template in pdf format to print for student
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Not Grade Specific
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Are We Connected by Technology but Alone? Practice with Argument
Using an excerpt from Sherry Turkle’s book, Alone Together, students will review important rhetorical choice, overarching and minor arguments, close read and annotate passages. Students will show mastery of the standards at the end of the lesson through a SOAPSTONE Analysis, short paragraph assessments, Socratic discussion, and an argument timed essay scored on the new 6-point analytical AP style rubric. The central text is an excerpt from excerpt from the book, Alone Together. The students wil
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Argument Bundle for AP Lang
Teacher-Student Resource for David Malouf's Ransom
This teacher-student resource is for David Malouf's novel Ransom, a moving imagining of the last book of the Iliad and Priam's journey to beg Achilles for the return of Hector's body. The resource includes background about the origins and key events of the Trojan War for students who may be unfamiliar with it. Study guide questions are designed to enhance comprehension and promote higher-level thinking and discussion. Quizzes for each of the four reading segments are included. Answer keys ar
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9th - 12th
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Reading Skills Worksheet: Imprinting in Precocial Birds
This comprehensive worksheet delves into the concept of imprinting in young fowl, exploring its parallels with early learning and bonding experiences in human development. The worksheet includes multiple choice questions assessing the understanding of critical concepts, short answer questions that encourage students to apply their knowledge, and a reflective question prompting personal connections. Topics covered include the critical period in imprinting, stimulus features influencing preference
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Brave New World Movie Guide | Worksheet | Questions | Google Slides (TV - 1998)
This Brave New World Movie Guide | Worksheet | Questions | Google Slides (TV - 1998) is designed to help students create a deeper understanding of Aldous Huxley's famous dystopian civilization. Compare how kids are raised in the 'civilization' to how kids are raised today. Explore the concepts of pain, conditioning and promiscuity as virtue. Finally identify the effects of 'soma' on the civilization and possible replacements for 'soma' today.Please take note that this is the 1998 TV version of t
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Dystopian Future Movie Guide Bundle | Huxley & Orwell
Bilingualism Close Reading Comprehension Passage, Questions & Activities
In this super-powered resource, the superpower of ‘bilingualism’ is discussed using a non-fiction reading passage. Students read and learn about how being able to speak and understand multiple languages makes your brain stronger. The way bilinguals filter and process sound, noises, and words is discussed, unfolding in a way that shows how the brain of bilingual is different from others. Students will also read about how the brain of a bilingual learns language in both hemispheres of the brain an
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6th - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Non-fiction Psychologically-driven Reading Comprehension Passages with Questions
Two super-motivating non-fiction reading lessons that develop strong reading habits through exciting comprehension-checking experiences, scaffolded learning activities, critical thinking tasks, group collaboration, and writing tasks!Have you ever wanted to teach your students how to build a super memory? Don’t you wish more of your learners would learn multiple languages? This bundle includes 2 non-fiction psychologically-driven texts about the extraordinary capabilities of us human beings. Thes
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6th - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Character Analysis Project: Social Work Treatment Plan
We all know that students get much more invested in an assignment when it feels like a real, authentic task, which is what I LOVE about this project! Students take on the role of social workers to help diagnosis and plan treatment for characters struggling with their mental health. This assignment asks students to complete all parts of a social work treatment plan in order to analyze what their characters are going through. The different sections provide opportunities for citing evidence, summar
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9th - 12th
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Forgery! A mini-unit on "The Statue that Didn't Look Right" by Malcolm Gladwell
Students will read the introduction to Malcolm Gladwell's book, Blink, about a forgery that fooled even the best art experts! Students will analyze the value of both subjective reasoning and objective reasoning. This unit includes interesting front-loading assignments, vocabulary, a vocabulary test, close reading questions (including an answer key), and extended learning activities. PS--The forgery is the statue on the left! Students will want to know which one it is!
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9th - 12th
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Notes on Grief Analysis Worksheet
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "Notes on Grief" is a rich, FREE text that works well paired with other texts (e.g., Hamlet, author's TED Talk) in a unit or independently. Students who have experienced grief and those who have not appreciate the author's insights.In this lesson, students preview the text, read the FREE essay, analyze its parts to better understand the author's choices and the essay's structure, as well as discuss follow-up questions. What's included:Overview page with tips and pacing
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10th - 12th
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Psychoanalytic Theory with Fitzgerald, Gatsby, and Pooh
Lesson includes a Google Slides Presentation introducing information regarding Psychoanalytic Theory:Sigmund Freud's theory applied to LiteraturePsychoanalysis DefinedIntro to Author PsychoanalysisDiscussion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's life and desiresDiscussion of Character PsychoanalysisTwo options for the lesson are provided: One utilizing Google's Peardeck Add-On and one without the add-on.Guided notes and discussion points are provided for students to facilitate discussion about Fitzgerald and
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10th - 12th
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The Psychology of Memory Method of Loci Close Reading Comprehension Passage
In this super-powered resource, the real-life superpower of ‘memory’ is discussed using a non-fiction reading passage. Students read and learn about how the human brain can be trained to remember a surprising amount of information. The ancient Method of Loci (a memory palace) is discussed, unfolding in a way that imparts life-long memory strategies on readers. Through the scaffolded comprehension tasks and vocabulary activities, learners will interact with and connect to the topic in a way that
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6th - 8th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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