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Life Skills Lesson - How to Write a Check / Cheque Presentation & Blank Template
Life Skills Lesson - How to Write a Check / Cheque Presentation & Blank Template: Use this lesson in your health or life skills class to guide students through the process of writing a check. The step-by-step instructions provided in the PowerPoint presentation will give students the information they need to use this life skill in adulthood. The slides include examples and a final product. It also provides practice situations with answers and shows students how to create a void check. Also
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
Budgeting Finances Presentation - Introduction to Financial Literacy Life Skills
Budgeting Finances Presentation - Introduction to Financial Literacy Life Skills: Empower your students with essential financial literacy skills using this presentation on budgeting and finances. Designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of budget preparation, this engaging resource serves as a valuable tool in any Personal Development or life skills curriculum. The fun and colorful presentation provides students with the background information they need to understand the importance of
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8th - 11th
Coffee Shop Theme │ Virtual Classroom │ Coffee Mode │ Includes Music
Does anyone else think coffee shops are a great way to relax, study, and focus? Because I DO! Display this resource in your class for independent work time or use it as your virtual classroom. This resource is all set and ready for your use! All you have to do is choose which slide to use and type the assignments students need to work on. I also included an extra space to type out some “coffee shop rules” (or use mine — already typed). The best part about this resource is that it includes relaxi
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Not Grade Specific
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Ethics & Journalism PowerPoint Presentation (Mass Media)
This 34-slide presentation complements a unit on journalistic ethics. The resource is delivered in PowerPoint format. Concepts covered include the following:The Janet Cooke IncidentCode of ethicsJournalistic credibility Journalism and the ConstitutionPrior restraintJournalistic objectivity Sensationalism Overstatement Right of replyAttribution Fairness to allPlagiarismThe Stephen Glass Incident SlanderLibel Libel laws Examples of libel Defenses against libel Privacy lawsuitsLimits on scholasti
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9th - 12th
Unit 11 Workplace Safety - Digital Interactive Lecture
Career skills curriculum - Visual presentation formatted like a social narrative with mini quiz that gives instant correct/incorrect feedback. Great for secondary special education students, distance or remote learningThis unit focuses on vocational vocabulary and skills for understanding basic concepts of workplace safety. This unit also goes over basic concepts of identifying hazards and ways to prevent injury. This comes with:Interactive Lecture Presentation with real images (36 pages)Mini i
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Vocation Units Digital Interactive Lecture BUNDLE
Effects of Auditory Fatigue on DHH Students | CONSULT RESOURCE | Deaf Education
This resource explains what Auditory Fatigue is and how it affects our Deaf/Hard of Hearing students and their learning. The handout also discusses how to spot auditory fatigue in children of all ages and what educators can do to prevent it from happening. There are other reminders at the bottom of the hand out. Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the extra effort DHH kids put into listening and how it will affect them. There is a visual aid for the cycle of fatigue that c
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Not Grade Specific
Sociology - Social Inequality
Covers various topics on social inequality. Includes 96 slide power point presentation and a chapter assessment. Created by Mike Dross.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
3 Parts of a Debate Argument
Teaching students to structure solid arguments is vital to winning a debate round! However, they must understand the three parts of an argument before building their case (claim, warrant, and impact).This activity explains the three parts of an argument (claim, warrant, and impact), compares a weak vs. strong argument, and leaves room for the students to write their own argument (based on a resolution/topic provided by the teacher).This zip folder contains:1. A fully filled-out teacher copy2.
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7th - 12th
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Lecture Slides, Powerpoint, Women's Rights in U.S., Suffrage Movement, Abortion
This is a powerpoint that can be used for Government, American History, Political Science, Sociology, or anything that includes a history of the rights and citizenship of women in America. There are 40 slides in total - a mix of text and images - and the slides go chronologically back to the suffragettes. It begins at the Seneca Falls convention, discusses the suffragist movement and why it was needed, the second wave feminism in the 60s and 70s, abortion and Roe v Wade, the anti-feminist moveme
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Animal Behaviors
Students will have the opportunity to assign "feelings" to a set of slides with a variety of animals and behaviors. A miniature lesson- three slides- and the animal photographs repeated for students to reanalyze the animal behavior with correct terminology and descriptions.The primary target of this activity is becoming familiar with "Anthropomorphism".This is best completed as a class discussion.The last four slides can be separated out as an independent research for the students to complete on
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9th - 12th
Help Kim Go Grocery Shopping
This adapted book was designed for students with autism and other developmental delays to learn grocery shopping functional skills.
Every page has visual illustrations for cues/prompts.
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PreK - 5th
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Boho Modern Virtual Classroom │ Google Slides
This boho modern themed resource can be used as a virtual classroom or virtual office. Additionally, you can include it in your presentations, lessons, morning meetings, and so much more! This is a Google Slides resource. Everything is movable and you can easily customize it to fit your class needs. Please view the preview for a better look.What’s Included:10 decorated Google Slides1 example of how it can be usedThank you for stopping by! Please consider leaving a kind review and clicking the gr
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Not Grade Specific
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Newsworthiness in Media PowerPoint (Introduction to Journalism)
A 15-slide PowerPoint covering the following:- The concept of news judgment- Determining an audience's interest level in people, events, or stories- The elements of news - Timeliness- Proximity- Prominence- Conflict- Consequence- Human interest- The brainstorming process- The concept of synergy
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9th - 12th
American Rights of Citizens Notes for Principles of Law
American Rights of Citizens notes clearly outlines the Bill of Rights and individual amendments, including personal freedoms guaranteed for each one. The PowerPoint includes engaging pictures and gifs for each slide. There are also two different types of notes for students- one guided set with blanks for students to fill in and one that has every word filled in for struggling learners or absent students. Perfect for the first unit of Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security. Th
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10th - 12th
Google Slides: The Five Pillars of Islam, Basic Introduction, World Religion
These slides provide a basic introduction to Islam and the "five pillars." It begins with a brief definition of what the pillars are, and then a few slides explaining what each one is (and why it is important to Muslims). The slides include information on shahada (faith), salat (prayer), sawm (fasting), zakat (almsgiving), and hajj (pilgrimage). There are a few photographs included, as well as a few helpful video links that explain some of the concepts concepts in a little more depth. There are
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8th - 12th
Ensemble de questionnement et planification en littératie
Cet ensemble contient:
- Affiches pour 5 au quotidien
- Feuille vierge pour planification d'un bloc de littératie
- Feuille vierge pour planification de session de Lecture Guidée
- Questionnement selon le Taxonomie de Bloom pour lecture
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1st - 3rd
Journalism - Rules for Conducting an Interview
For an introduction to interviewing in a basic Journalism class. This Google Slides presentation guides students through how to conduct an interview for an upcoming article.Includes:Protocol leading up to an interviewRefining the topic prior to an interviewBooking an interview appointment via phone call, email, text messaging, or direct messagingCreating scriptsDigital communication etiquetteProtocol for recording an interview
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9th - 12th
Lecture Slides, Introduction to Ethics, Basic Info, Philosophy, ppt. Intro
This is a powerpoint file that includes 18 slides. It is meant to be used for an introduction to the topic of Ethics, and would be appropriate for an Ethics class or for an intro to Philosophy course. It provides a brief overview of the study of Ethics: what it is, what morality is, and why it is useful to study it. Also this includes basic terms within ethics, such as: moral and nonmoral value, the Universal Perspective, The Principle of Impartiality, extrinsic and intrinsic value, and lastly,
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9th - 12th
Theories of Morality; Lecture Slides for Ethics Class; Philosophy, Morals
This is a slide show that can be used for a lecture in Ethics or Philosophy Class. It covers the two main theories of morality: Consequentialist and Nonconsequentialist theory. The slides provide a definition of each theory. It also provides a definition of utilitarianism and ethical egoism, both different types of consequentialist theory. There are several "scenario" questions throughout the slides, for which students will have to ponder a moral dilemma and decide what they would pick. They wil
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10th - 12th
Lecture Slides for Teacher PD: SEL & Building Self Efficacy. Social Emotional
This resource is meant to be used for teacher professional development. It is a powerpoint file that is fully editable to fit your unique needs. The content focuses on defining self-efficacy, giving a brief overview of Albert Bandura's theory, and providing real-world examples of what teachers can do and say to build self-efficacy in their students. There are 23 slides in all (some guiding notes are included for your convenience) and the session should take about one hour. You can view some of t
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Not Grade Specific
Strict Liability, Intentional Torts, & Defenses
This presentation covers a range of intentional torts, provides examples, and details the three types of strict liability.DISCLAIMERThe information provided in this presentation does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available in this presentation are for general informational purposes only.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Work-Life Balance Presentation
This product is a good reminder for all educators. It shows the importance of having a work-life balance and attainable goals for a balance.When I presented this to staff members, I included information about our employee assistance program. Such as a handful of free counseling sessions. This is something you could add to the presentation.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Prompting Functionally Equivalent Replacement Bx in ABA Slide Show
•This is a presentation for parents however, the information can be used to teach FERBs and Prompts to anyone.•Explains how prompting is a crucial technique in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to teach functionally equivalent responses. Also briefly explains prompts.•This presentation will explore various prompting strategies to promote functionally equivalent responses in ABA as well as explain how FERBs can be applied to both skill acquisitions and behavior reduction.
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Not Grade Specific
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Deductive, Inductive and Abductive Logic PowerPoint
This PowerPoint is an informative, engaging introduction to logical reasoning, focusing on:ArgumentsPropositionsPremises & ConclusionsDeductive LogicInductive LogicAbductive LogicThis 19-slide presentation explains the various concepts, and has interactive examples that the teacher can go through with the class. (NOTE: total slides are 39, but some of those are extra animation slides).If you like this presentation, I have a great Deductive, Inductive and Abductive Logic handout, with interes
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Deductive, Inductive, Abductive Reasoning Bundle
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