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Free psychology resources for staff and administrators
Myers Pig Personality Assessment
This spoof on the Myers-Briggs Assessment is a great beginning of the year activity. Use as an ice-breaker with your classes or for a faculty meeting.
Presented as a PDF SlideShow, participants will use only pencil and paper to complete the assessment. The pig they draw serves as a “test” of the personality traits of the drawer. Although this is an un-validated assessment, sometimes the accuracy of the results will make you go, “Hmmmmm.” Have fun!
Did you like this SlideShow? It's a f
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
IEP Meeting Checklist Case Manager Special Education Teacher, CSE FREE
Looking for a FREE NO-PREP, EDITABLE, DIGITAL & PRINT IEP CSE Meeting Case Manager Special Education Teacher Checklist? This checklist is comprehensive and simple to fill out with one click or one print! THREE versions are available and all can be edited. Breakdowns of report collection are suitable for middle and high school!INCLUDED:1. 100% editable Google docs checklistsTHREE VERSIONS (horizontal and vertical AND PDFs of each)1. digital one-click checkboxes2. blank templates3. 1-page chec
Grades:
6th - 12th
A Little SPOT Character Tickets
This printable can be used withA Little SPOT Chart and Worksheet Sticker Book
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PreK - 3rd
Simple Schematic of an FBA - Functional Behavioral Assessment
This Freebie allows the reader to see, at a glance, the components of a functional behavioral assessment (FBA). This is an excerpt from a series of FBA Briefs that will help teachers, counselors, administrators, psychologists, and parents understand the process of understanding behavior so they can succeed at changing undesirable behavior. The FBA Series will help build your skills and confidence when dealing with the most frustrating and challenging behaviors.
Educational Support
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Conflict Management and Resolution Crossword Puzzle #1
Looking for a fun activity for high schoolers, adult students, and/or school staff on becoming more effective in dealing with conflict?
This crossword puzzle can be used to teach basic approaches to conflict, from leaving it be to win-win cooperative strategies, and stresses the importance of THINKING rather than REACTING in the immediate moment.
This version is printable, but there are also instructions and links to the online completely free interactive version.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Suicide Crisis Risk Assessment
We are seeing a widespread increase in adolescents who are experiencing suicidal ideation. CDC data indicates that more than 1 in 5 high schoolers has seriously contemplated suicide. Schools are on the frontline for supporting these students but suicidal ideation is delicate and high-stakes. Every school must have an evidence-based and clear protocol for assessing suicide risk ready to use. This free resource gives you just that so that you can make an informed decision about next steps to suppo
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Not Grade Specific
Affirmation Cards, a CBT Intervention for Elementary-Aged Children
Affirmation cards help children remember to implement thoughts replacement techniques. This is a cognitive-behavioral intervention that can be used for children elementary through middle school aged children. The material provided is to be used as an example to help encourage creativity in your clients. It is encouraged that you use index cards and markers to allow clients to design their own, unique cards for their personal use. Please note, this intervention was designed to be implemented
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1st - 8th
Crisis Intervention & Prevention Model
This de-escalation model is aimed at supporting students and staff in classrooms and other learning environments during times of crisis or potential crisis. The model is rooted in the practice of Applied Behavior Analysis and can be applied across a variety of different settings and scenarios.
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Not Grade Specific
Elementary Suicide Prevention Guide
Each year teachers at all grade levels may have to unfortunately make a report of a student who is having suicidal thoughts/ideations. This resource is designed to help caring and compassionate educators navigate this stressful situation by knowing who to report the information to and what to expect <3
Grades:
1st - 5th
Evaluation Tracker
Track all of your evaluations in one place! Allows you to track across multiple schools, add your own notes, and keep key information like their eligibility category at a glance.
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Staff
Special Education Initial Eligibility Team Meeting Agenda
Best IEP meeting agenda template. Edit this for your specific meeting. Easy to update with specific related service providers. Keep your initial Special Education evaluation meeting running smoothly.
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Not Grade Specific
WALLPAPER
¡Hola!Te comparto estos 3 wallpaper para computadora para poder seguir MOTIVANDOTE en tu papel ya sea como cuidador, maestro/a, psicóloga/o, padre, madre o cualquier rol que juegues en la vida de un niño/a.
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Not Grade Specific
The Wheel of Life - Goal Setting - Holistic View of a Person's Well-Being
The Wheel of Life is a powerful tool often used in various personal development and coaching practices to visually assess and reflect upon different aspects of one's life. It provides a holistic view of a person's well-being and helps identify areas that may require attention and improvement. The Wheel of Life is divided into different segments, each representing a specific dimension of life. Here's an explanation of the parts and how to use them:1. Segments or Areas of Life: The Wheel of Life i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Empowering your Teen through Healthy Boundaries
Does your teen struggle with listening to authority or following rules set at home?
Grades:
6th - 12th
Journal, Encouragement, Grief and Loss, Resilience, Support for Parents
This is a sample section from our journal: “Helping Families through Changes: The Roots of a Dream”https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Roots-of-a-Dream-My-Daily-Journal-7353508Also available in Spanish:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Diario-Original-La-Raiz-de-un-Sueno-7650734With this journal, I offer you a chance to add some tools to your toolbox to help lift you up, normalize your experience, and give your thoughts and feelings a safe place to be experienced connected
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Not Grade Specific
Mindful Teacher ~ Goals and Intentions Sheet
What’s included:✔ 2 pages of fill-in goals and intention prompts (core values, action plan steps, free thought space)••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••INCOMPATIBLE DEVICES:IPHONE, ANDROID, LAPTOP, DESKTOP.PLEASE NOTE: THIS JOURNAL WAS DESIGNED AND FORMATTED TO BE USED WITH APPS LIKE NOTABILITY, XODO, AND GOOD NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING DEVICES: IPAD OR MOST TABLETS.IT IS OUR SUGGESTION THAT IF YOU DO NOT HAVE EITHER OF THE COMPATIBLE DEVICES LISTED THAT YOU DO NOT PURCHASE TH
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Staff
Workbook The Roots of a Dream:Feelings, Grief, Journal, Coping, Resilience, Love
Welcome to our “Roots of a Dream” Workbook/Journal. This enhancement is replacing the “Living the Dream” Workbook ©2019, Revised ©2020. Teresa RodriguezThis training was created to provide you added tools and resources as you reflect on your journey as a parent, family member, or caregiver providing support for a special neurodiverse child or adult family member diagnosed with a developmental disorder or other identified medical/learning, or physical disability. This training is also meant to su
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Self-Care and Mental Health Resource Guide
This guide is a collection of lists that includes links to phone apps and websites and numbers for crisis hotlines and text lines around various mental health and self-care topics. This guide is no substitute for professional care, but is a great resource for teens and young adults looking for resources to supplement their treatment or tools for handling daily self-care.This PDF is hyperlinked so as long as it is in this digital format, the app and website names will link to their respective web
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Not Grade Specific
When Giving Too Much Hurts -- Setting Boundaries for Self-Care
Practicing self-care with firm boundaries can help you avoid feeling like a victim, even when you like being helpful and genuinely care deeply about others.
If you’ve taken pride in being a decent, ethical, loving, conscientious and considerate individual, chances are you never contemplated in depth that dire consequences could result from being an over giver – whether giving others the benefit of doubt or money, or otherwise offering a helping hand. As someone inclined to give, you’ve likely t
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
I'm Not Dramatic!
I have big feelings. I feel happy, sad, angry, fearful, and many other feelings you, too, have felt. I know how to express myself calmly but sometimes I raise my voice, my eyes sting with tears, or I just can't talk at all but feel like hitting something or screaming. My feelings, if they are negative, can make me feel confused or out of control and that doesn't feel safe. This book is filled front to back with helpful ways I use to show and get relief from my feelings. Everyone has feelings. It
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Not Grade Specific
Grieving Elephants Eat Cheesecake
Dear Readers,This product is a resource about Grief and Loss. In it, a Baby Elephant looses his Grandma, and through the help of family and friends learns how to keep her memory alive through her cheesecake recipe. In this book, there are conversation starters, reflection questions, as well as insight to the grieving process and coping skills. My goal was simply to create a resource I could give away to help kids grieve. It will soon be available in Spanish as well. Good luck! Britany Busey
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Not Grade Specific
Functions of Behavior Handout - For Parents and Staff
Functions of Behavior Handout for Parents and Staff
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
After Suicide Resource for Teens.
First page is about Dougly Center an organization for grief second page has tips for teen dealing with suicide of friend or family member.
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9th - 12th, Staff
A Tale of Two Neurons
Neurons in the brain are affected by people, places and things that kids encounter every moment of every day. Some people, places and things work like plant fertilizer and grow massive neuronal redwoods in the brain. Others work like barren soil and neurons end up shrunken and depleted, negatively affecting the health and well-being of every organ in the body.
Here's the problem: unless we know how the brain works at its most basic level, we unwittingly do damage to neural structures.
This pict
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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