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School psychology lecture pdfs
Online Child Therapy BUNDLE: Workshop, Feelings Slides, Parent Handout
I want to help you build a vision for what working with youth remotely can look like for you and provide practical tools and ideas to structure your sessions and engage young people so you can get deeper in your therapeutic work with them without feeling like you’re spinning your wheels each week.This Bundle includes:A 60 minute recorded workshop filled with ways to structure your online sessions and enhance your engagement with children.An interactive Feelings Check-in Slide to use with your vi
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PreK - 6th, Adult Education
Bundle - All Psychology Items in Store (PowerPoints & Worksheets)
This bundle contains seven well-designed, informative, and efficient PowerPoints, two worksheets, one crossword puzzle, and seven worksheets that correspond with Crash Course Psychology YouTube videos #1-6 and 26. These are great for introducing students to the overall field of scientific psychology (1879-current) as well as various forms of learning. Note: Preview PowerPoint and images have been taken from the "Introduction to Psychology" PowerPoint.Note: I selected "answer key included" becaus
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Keeping ourselves safe online
With social media as popular as it is now, this resource will bring up some important conversations with your students around their online conduct, how to interact appropriately in message groups and some of the things that can go wrong. This lesson will help to empower students to feel in control using social media and give them the confidence to stand up for themselves if required.
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6th - 9th
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Research Methods in Psychology
This resource includes a clear description of a hypothesis, variables and ethics involved in Psychological research. The slides include examples for the dependent and independent variables and cover the important ethical principles. This is a good primer for introducing the significant features of research in Psychology.
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9th - 12th
Building Self-Esteem: A Guide for Teens
Empower the teens in your life with Dr. Sandler's comprehensive handout, "Building Self-Esteem: A Guide for Teens." Perfect for a double-sided printout, this guide delves into the core aspects of self-esteem, offering a blend of practical advice, relatable examples, and encouraging guidance.From recognizing the signs of low self-esteem to providing actionable steps for self-improvement, this handout addresses the challenges teens face with compassion and understanding. It covers key topics like
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Understanding Anxiety - Introduction for Teens
Dr. Sandler's handout presents a comprehensive and accessible guide designed to help teens understand the complexities of anxiety. Crafted in a reader-friendly format suitable for a high school reading level, it elucidates what anxiety entails, its prevalent symptoms, and the multifaceted causes, with a particular focus on lifestyle and environmental factors. The guide further proposes a variety of coping strategies, encompassing medication, therapy, and a myriad of lifestyle adjustments aimed a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Privileges and Pushing Limits Social Skills Lesson for Middle/High School Sped
This is a very basic PowerPoint presentation that I use in my in my classroom to teach the differences between privileges and rights and what it means to push limits. I aligned it to my classroom expectations and level system. Although it contains information that pertains to my classroom, the information provided is great to use to teach these concepts even if our management styles are different. Save 30% and check out my social skills resources growing bundle! ALL of my social skills resour
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7th - 10th
Understanding Stress: Tips for Managing Stress at School
Dr. Sandler's handout presents a comprehensive and accessible guide designed to help teens understand the complexities of stress. Crafted in a reader-friendly format suitable for a high school reading level, it elucidates what stress entails, its prevalent symptoms, with a particular focus on lifestyle factors. The guide further proposes a variety of coping strategies aimed at enhancing mental well-being. With pragmatic advice, resourceful insights, and encouragement to seek assistance, this han
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Resiliency - How to be Unstoppable
These PDF slides are big enough to slide through as a beautiful PowerPoint Presentation.When faced with adversity, some people cower at the first signs of setbacks and rejection, while others bounce back more readily. We can assume that resilient people are more successful. What factors contribute to the psychology of resiliency? Are some people born more resilient than others? Is resiliency development a "quick fix" or a long-drawn-out process? How does resiliency help us maintain balance durin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Power Bundle - Psychology Lessons
What To Do When You Fail - Minilesson
Learning how to cope with failure encourages our students to develop a growth mindset. When students start to view their failures as opportunities, they will begin to understand that their abilities are not fixed, and thatthey have the power to improve and develop new skills. This belief in themselves and their potential increases their self-confidence and leads to a more positive outlook on life.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
How Learning and Memorizing in the Brain Works Presentation
This slideshow is useful for psychology classes, future teachers, and classes about pedagogy. In this slide show there are 4 parts:How Learning And Memorizing In The Brain WorksExperimentsDifferent Ways Of Teaching To Help Develop The BrainSourcesI purposefully have kept the work cited so you and your students can look more in depth in these topics as the slideshow gives a simplified explanation of how learning and memorizing works in the brain. This slideshow is very useful for letting your stu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: The ULTIMATE Pedagogy Bundle
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Tips for Seniors: Get Organized for the College Application Process (VIDEO)
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 15-minute run time and provides rising seniors valuable tips, tricks, and resources as they begin to navigate the college application process. (NOTE: This is NOT an overview of the process as a whole--that is a different video.) Included in this video are 15 tips including suggestions to help them navigate the process as well as get themselves organized. There are 12 resources at the end of the video that include books, websites, a
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12th
Comparison of 504 Plan and IEP
This document serves as a tool to clarify the difference between an IEP and 504 Plan.
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Not Grade Specific
Procrastination: Understanding the Behavior/Myths - Lecture/Guided Response - DL
There's always a good time to help students understand and make changes with Procrastination. Here is a wonderful tool to explain the behavior and to invite them to summarize, reflect and find ways to improve procrastination in their own life.Content is taken from Dr. Joe Ferrari's research in Psychology and from his book, Still Procrastinating? The No Regrets Guide to Getting It Done. Teach this material over THREE DAYS. Resource includes lecture notes and a double-entry style format to keep tr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Underrated Habits For Your Mental Health - Minilesson
It is essential to explore and experiment with different habits to find the ones that resonate and provide the most benefit. It is important to note that mental health habits are unique to each student, and what works for one person may not work for another! Give these a try and see what resonates with them!
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6th - 12th
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Station Learning - Jean Piaget's stage theory of cognitive development (German)
This worksheet enables classes in psychology in German. Therefor the different stations provide an overview over the four stages of Jean Piaget. Moreover the download includes important terms as well as his view on an idealistic school and criticism. Throughout the text are different opportunities to answer questions. All these questions apply to a B2-C1 level of German.Additionally the worksheet provides several videos on YouTube to learn the criticism of Jean Piaget best and remember all facts
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mental Health Discussion Sheets for High School, College, and Professionals
This pack of discussion sheets was created with a Halloween theme with the title "Mental Health Isn't Scary" to lower the stigma of discussing mental health topics. These discussion sheets are a great guide to leading group conversations and events surrounding difficult mental health topics. This discussion sheet pack is useful for high school, college, professional development, and much more!The topics within this discussion sheet pack include:discussing mental health with loved onestherapy and
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Not Grade Specific
Examples of Classical Conditioning
Here are a few real-life examples of * Classical Conditioning * to increase engagement in your psychology class. Each example comes with a description of the concept and explanation of the application. Links to videos are included for many of them.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Examples of Trait Theory
Here are a few real-life examples of * Trait Theory * to increase engagement in your psychology class. Each example comes with a description of the concept and explanation of the application. Links to videos are included for many of them.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Final Exam Prep
Preparing for final exams is essential for academic success, knowledge retention, skill development, and personal growth. It sets a positive precedent for future educational pursuits and helps students cultivate valuable habits and qualities that will benefit them throughout their lives.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Teaching Children Manners - Book 2 - BE RESPECTFUL
Being a parent is a very hard job, and it can get overpowering now and again, particularly when kids don’t want to listen and they're impolite. Surely, children today need manners and etiquette like never before. Showing them particular "limits" – both theirs and others’ – is essential to a child's sense of self and to their confidence. Therefore, respect is one of the basic things that kids need to perceive growing up, in order to understand how to treat people and how people will treat them.
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1st - 5th
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Mental Health Module
This module, which includes text and worksheets, focuses on Mental Health Enhancement and Psychological First Aid.The course material is composed of the following topics:IntroductionChapter 1: Mental Health BasicsChapter 2: Are You Resilient?Chapter 3: Take Good Care of YourselfChapter 4: Healthy RelationshipsChapter 5: Risks FactorsChapter 6: When Do you Need to See a Professional?Please visit my store --> Fun Exploration and check out my other products.Thank you!Please leave positive feedba
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Mental Health Disorders Presentation
Google Slide doc/ PDF that can be used as an opening unit in teaching an "Intro to Psychology" course. I use this 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, Higher Education
Self-Esteem Lesson/Lecture, Discussion Guide, and Self-Affirmation Activity
This is an entire lecture and lesson that discusses the definition of self-esteem and it's various components, negative thought patterns that lead to reductions in self-esteem, and ways to challenge and change those negative thought patterns. It includes a self-affirmation activity that can be used as an in-class activity (completed as a group or independently) or homework to bolster/expand upon the topics covered in lecture and aid students in applying self-esteem boosting strategies.
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