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Psychology Common Core CCRA.W.9 resources
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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Mental Health & Wellness: Wheel of Life Lesson | Psychology or Health Class
Are you studying stress or wellness? This life survey is fantastic for any Psychology or Health class. Students will take a self-reflective survey regarding their own mental health, physical health, personal life, and more. Answering 6 questions each in 8 areas of their lives, students will complete a total of 48 questions. With the results, students will map out their scores on the included "Wheel of Life." This wheel is a great visual to see how their life is "rolling along."This life asse
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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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
Media Literacy: Cognitive Bias Digital Escape Room
This lesson includes everything you need to introduce high school students to some basic cognitive biases in an engaging way. It is designed to take one class period and can be done individually or in small groups, asynchronously or synchronously in small group breakout rooms. It is meant as an introduction only and focuses on six cognitive biases that students may be prone to when completing critical thinking tasks during learning activities, especially ones that involve research and/or support
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Media Literacy Complete, No-Prep Unit Bundle
Debating Topics for Middle/High School: Mental Health
Get your middle/high school students debating topics that are both relevant and important to them while building their critical thinking skills. Students will be encouraged to develop their communication and debating skills, while opening their minds to different viewpoints. Each debate package covers and reinforces the five basic steps of the debating process: gathering information, exploring all sides of an issue, forming an initial opinion, defending the position in a debate and finally, refi
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Debating Topics- Middle/High School: Growing Bundle- Grades 8-12
Psychology: Defense Mechanisms & Avoiding Stress
Teach your psychology class about defense mechanisms with this content-rich, mini lesson. Sigmund Freud believed that in order to deal with conflict in life, an individual’s ego puts up various defense mechanisms to ward off undesired stress. So what are the various tactics that we as individuals use to avoid conflict and undesired scenarios? This lessons is definitely “on-point” and will give your class the important understandings of the 8 major defense mechanisms. The best part is that th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult 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
Conversation Starters Package on The Human Mind & Consciousness
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on the human mind and consciousness.What's included:A list of 12 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of the human mind and consciousnessActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and re
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
Encanto **Deep Dive ELA Analysis** and Bonus Listening Activity For High School
This is not your average movie guide. You will get both chronological questions to be answered while viewing, but also an extremely deep dive into the symbolism, characters, and analysis of the main ideas and theme of this incredible Disney film. From costumes to psychology, students will enjoy going "under the surface" of this exciting film. You will receive the full, six part Encanto analysis handout for students in Google Drive form, the detailed key, and a bonus listening activity that explo
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9th - 12th
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AP Psychology Unit 4 - Social Psychology (NEW 2024-25 Curriculum)
NO PREP complete Unit 4 (Social Psychology) for NEW 2024-25 AP Psychology Curriculum... This unit includes:Visually stunning lessons, offered in 3 formats: Google Slides, PowerPoints, and PDFs (all included)Engaging Bellringers Essential AP Exam Prep Questions for every lesson (with detailed answers)Discussion Questions for every lesson (with detailed answers)Quizzes (AP style) for every lesson (with answer keys)Created for the purpose of delivering a highly structured and engaging method for te
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Psychology Complete Curriculum Bundle (NEW 2024-25)
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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Legislative Aide Simulation Activity | PBL | SWOT Analysis of a Bill
In this Project-Based Learning (PBL) activity, students will learn about the legislative process by analyzing a real or mock bill, conducting a SWOT analysis, and writing a summary of their findings and recommendations. Objectives:Strengthen Research Skills: Explore the bill's elements and history to understand its purpose and design.Grasp Legislative Impact: Scrutinize the bill to discern its potential influence on their community and broader society.Cultivate Analytical Abilities: Conduct SWOT
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics Store Growing Bundle
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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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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TED Talks on Psychology Digital Listening & Writing Choice Board Activity
This no prep TED talk activity choice board focused on 8 different ted talks about PSYCHOLOGY encourages student engagement, active listening response, and synthesis of multimedia nonfiction texts focused on psychology. Whether you use this resource as a back-to-school activity, a stand-alone lesson, or an analysis and classroom discussion resource, this resource is sure to engage learners!✨ With this notebook, your students will choose from eight different TED talks related to the same topic/th
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8th - 11th
The Bell Jar (Synthesis) Report/Evaluation: Psychological Character Diagnosis
This is a synthesis-level literary analysis/research + writing activity to conclude a unit blending Abnormal Psychology and Sylvia Plath's novella/autobiographical bildungsroman, The Bell Jar. Students really get into it, as it asks them to apply knowledge of the novel and main character as well as to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize that understanding into an A.P.A. style psychiatric diagnostic report of the main character, Esther Greenwood.
The PowerPoint is a total of 10 graphic, engaging s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Growth Mindset - Presentation and Worksheets
Fully resourced lesson includes: 1hr PowerPoint, clip, worksheets, complete 1 hour lesson with accompanying worksheets, differentiated to three levels of challenge.This lesson focuses on the growth mindset, how it differs from the fixed mindset, and why it is important for success in life as well as in school.Many more Civics, Social Studies, Philosophy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Mental Health
The Social Dilemma Movie Bundle
This is a two-item bundle. It includes a Pre-Viewing Guide and a Movie Guide for the Netflix documentary, "The Social Dilemma." The film explores the dark side of social media in a way that is compelling for teens and certainly relevant. It is a great start for an argument essay, a unit in a psychology class, or for an advisory type of lesson for personal growth.The pre-viewing guide has students research the interviewees and consider their potential biases, complete a vocab chart for terms from
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Social Dilemma - Film / Movie Guide and Reflection
Students will be completely engaged as they watch The Social Dilemma, breaking down how Social Media platforms are manipulating them every day. Some students will claim "it's biased and anti-social media!" others will agree with the documentary once the facts are laid out in front of them. One thing is for sure, students WILL leave your classroom debating and arguing the value of Social Media!This guide is a mix of multiple choice, short answer, and critical thinking questions that will keep the
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Media Impact Unit
Macbeth Act 3 Scenes 1-4 Class Activities
Step-by-step instructions and activity explanations to teach students after reading act 3 scenes 1-4 to facilitate analysis of the text from a literary standpoint as well as cross-curricularly using psychology. These activities and classroom instructions include individual, small group work, as well as whole class work and discussion.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Of Mice and Men Ch 4-6 Socratic Seminar Prep sheet w/ Questions and Reflection
This is a worksheet for a Socratic Seminar for John Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men. Students can participate in this Socratic Seminar after finishing the novel. The prep sheets has a series of questions for two different groups of students and reflection and notetaking spaces for the inner and outer circles. Students will write down their own ideas, evidence and quotes to support their ideas, and two open-ended questions to ask the group during the seminar.
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7th - 12th
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ELA Skills: Psychological Assessment of a Character Focus: Essay Task
With this task, students are required to read a text such as a short story and evaluate the protagonist. In order to write the psychological assessment of a character, students must identify and summarize struggles facing the protagonist within a text. Next, students need to use additional resources on mental health (provided) to determine possible mental illnesses. Finally, students will determine the archetype (source provided) of the protagonist to determine the most important character trait
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7th - 9th
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