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Psychology Common Core RI.11-12.2 resources
History of Psychology Lecture Presentation| worksheet | Quiz | Note Template
This creative and engaging presentation covers the History of Psychology and the major theorists. This is perfect for your secondary high school Psychology class.Topics include: ⭐Historical Origins of Psychology (Descartes, Locke)⭐Psychology Becomes More Scientific (Helmholtz, Fechner)⭐The Father of Psychology (Wundt)⭐The first School of Psychology (Structuralism, Functionalism, Behavioralism)⭐Subsequent Schools of Psychology (Gestalt, Freud)⭐Today’s Theoretical PerspectivesThis purchase include
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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What is Psychology? Lecture Presentation | Reading Guide | Print and Digital
This engaging presentation is a great introduction to Psychology. This product also includes a Cornell Notes template and reading guide worksheet. Both printable and digital versions included. Perfect for distance learning.Topics include: What is Psychology?Why study Psychology?goals of Psychologythe scientific basis of PsychologyThis purchase includes the following: 14-slide PowerPoint presentation Lecture: What is Psychology? 2-page Cornell Notes Template (Print or Google Doc)2-page reading gu
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Science_Warm Sibling Bonds Boost Happiness_Current Events Reading_2024
Current events PDF lesson plan. Researchers found people who reported higher levels of warmth and connection with their sibling at age 23, had lower levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms at age 41. People who felt conflict in a sibling relationship at age 23, were more likely to report anxiety and other negative emotions at mid-life.Articles and long reading passages of recent news stories for middle and high school students in grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Includes literacy strategies and
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6th - 12th
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Culture_ Harvard Reinstates Standardized Testing_Current Events Reading_2024
Current events PDF lesson plan. Harvard will again require its applicants to submit standardized test scores for admission. Yale, Brown, Dartmouth and MIT had already reinstated exam score requirements for admissions.Articles and long reading passages of recent news stories for middle and high school students in grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Includes literacy strategies and graphic organizers to support struggling readers. Also great for independent readers or gifted learners to use during enri
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7th - 11th
Is Dark Tourism Okay? An Informational Article Comparison on Ethics & Tourism
This is an upper middle school/ high school level lesson that compares two age-appropriate articles on the growing business of dark tourism. This lesson brings in reading, history, technology, and writing. My high schoolers love this assignment because it allows them to read multiple perspectives about sensitive topics relevant to their age group and news (TIKTOK and living streaming at hollow sites).Students will discuss the ethical responsibility of tourists who visit places of historical sign
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8th - 12th
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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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Confirmation Bias Informational Text | Media & Information Literacy | Grades 8+
This resource includes an engaging informational text about confirmation bias, plus a study guide, a set of 10 challenging text analysis questions, and detailed answer explanations. The passage discusses the ways in which confirmation bias can affect the way people evaluate information and recommends a process for reducing its impact.I love resources that build both content knowledge and academic skill. These informational texts cover key topics in media and information literacy, while also pro
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Media and Information Literacy Text Analysis Bundle
Sports
Daniel Coyle's: The Talent Code ebookDaniel Coyle author of several known books that can be found with raving reviews on Goodreads or Barnes and Noble: The Little Book of Talent, The Talent Code, and The Culture Code. This TpT page provides the Talent Code pdf lesson guide for coaches to use with their student athletes on bus rides to away games. The Talent code summary can be found in the page preview. Daniel Coyle illustrates to readers about the importance of Myelin, synapse, deliberate pract
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Importance of Storytelling Choice Board
This assignment consists of a choice board for articles and TED Talks related to the importance of storytelling. Students will choose one article from three choices on storytelling and two TED Talks from five options (you can put your own options in and edit your copy of the slides to make it your own if you wish). Students will take notes on their selected article and answer some reflection questions. Next, students will select a TED Talk to view take notes, share a key takeaway, and rate the T
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9th - 12th
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Happy in College & Career Bundle
PowerPoint This powerpoint is inspired by Shawn Achor and The Haven at College and is meant to help prepare students mentally for life after high school. The lessons are designed for the use of a comp. book, but notebook paper will suffice as well. The first task is going to ask students to anticipate, predict how they will feel after high school, and what they hope for their lives after high school. Next, students will asked to read an article linked in the powerpoint titled, "How to be Happy i
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9th - 12th
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Determine if Your Mascot is Offensive
This assignment coincides with The New York Times article, "A Super-Simple, Step-by-Step Guide to Determine if Your Team Mascot Is Offensive". I use this assignment as part of my Native American Unit and it follows the supplemental video, "Native Americans Review 'Indian' Sports Mascots", which you can preview here. The assignment does not have to go with this video and can easily be used as a stand alone, but it's a nice lead in to the activity. I hope you enjoy & happy teaching! For more f
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9th - 12th
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6 Tips for Better Sleep
This assignment consists of four sections in connection to Matt Walker's 6 Tips for Better Sleep (5 min. 29 sec) which you can preview here. Note: This is not his full length TED Talk (there is another assignment corresponding with that TED Talk). The four sections of this assignment include: Pre-viewing Questions, Viewing Questions, Post-viewing Assessment, and Post Assessment Questions. There are 29 questions total. The Pre-viewing Questions (3 questions for this section) ask students to do a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Learning INTENTION for Success Self Awareness Writing Prompts Workbook Activity
INTENTION IS THE MOTIVATION BEHIND EVERY OUTCOME.With Purpose and Clarity, Intention is a Powerful Tool!Calculated intention with clarity produces proactive positive reinforcement for desired outcomes. This meditation guide provides insightful reading along with mind provoking inquiries to ignite awareness of how intentions work to get positive and/or negative results. This workbook's purpose is to reflect, question, and ponder the facets of using intention on many levels and for diverse situati
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VIA Character Strengths Assessment & Reflection
Criteria for Success: Students will complete the survey and gain access to the list of twenty‐four character strengths. They will then write down their top five strengths and write a paragraph relating to each of the character strengths.Top 5 Character Strengths: Students can complete the survey here. This will require them to create a login and password. Students may find this useful in the future. Students will record their identified strengths from the assessment and the meaning as defined by
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10th - 12th
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Crows Vs Grade Schooler Article
This document gives information on the brain similarities that the advanced bird species, crows share with human children. The document references parts of the brain, in addition to environmental science terms that might require external instruction to explain to students.
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8th - 12th
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MS-LS2-2
, HS-LS2-8
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