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Critical thinking school psychology syllabi
AP Psychology NEW Units 0-5 CED and Essential Vocabulary (2024-2025)
The new AP Psychology CED typed out and formatted, followed by vocabulary partitioned out by learning objective. A great anchor point for each unit, especially as the material is being reorganized into five units!All five units.
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9th - 12th
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College Board Approved-AP Seminar Syllabus
AP Seminar is a relatively new course and is the first stage of the two year AP Capstone program. The course does not typically rely on a textbook, so this syllabus contains references and links to the primary and secondary sources needed to fulfill College Board’s expectations of student exposure to a variety of rigorous text types.
The emphasis of this iteration of AP Seminar is on California, although you could easily modify it for your own state’s history, populations, and cultures while k
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11th
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Film Appreciation Course Curriculum Guide
This is a course outline and curriculum guide for film appreciation. It includes a course description, rationale, detailed syllabus by unit, bibliography of resources with links to online open source teaching and assessment resources, learning objectives correlated with Common Core and Texas TEKS, assessment evidence chart. There are samples of major assessments and rubrics for three student projects- a student created film blog, a collaborative mise-en-scene and cinematography digital photograp
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8th - 12th
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AP Seminar Syllabus - College Board Approved
This syllabus is College Board approved!
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9th - 12th
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APPROVED AP English Language & Composition Course Audit and Syllabus
This AP English Language & Composition Course Audit is a fantastic resource that has been approved by both the College Board and the University of California.It includes the following components:- Course syllabus- Texts- Grading policy and rubric- Long-term unit plan, by themed unit and week (including materials, readings, and text references)
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10th - 12th
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Cognitive Bias - The Art of Thinking Clearly - Chapters 11-20
This lesson bundle includes the discussion question worksheets for Chapters 11-20 of the Art of Thinking Clearly, covering the following topics:Availability BiasThe It'll-Get-Worse-Before-It-Gets-Better FallacyStory BiasHindsight BiasThe Overconfidence EffectChauffeur KnowledgeIllusion of ControlIncentive Super-Response TendencyRegression to MeanOutcome Bias
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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WOOP Student Reflection and Goal Setting Graphic Organizer
Use this WOOP method graphic organizer for your students (or yourself!) to set goals and reflect on learning targets. Two layouts (print based and graphic based) along with example text. Half sheet and full sheet versions as well! I use this with my students as part of our "Profile of a Graduate" for reflection.
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Not Grade Specific
Wellness Course Outline
Are you interested in offering a course on Mental Health and Wellbeing? What about General Health and Wellbeing? This is a course in applied psychology. It has a list of units with descriptions of key areas for study if you plan to offer a course where students mental health is at the forefront! Feel free to edit to add your own units of study, or use these ones to inspire you! This is the course outline for the class. Other handouts are available from the units in the course.
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10th - 12th
Back to School: Syllabus + Policy Activity
Tired of your students asking you the same questions over and over again? Feel like if you have to answer where they turn in an assignment one more time you just might burst? This fun scavenger hunt is the answer! This fully editable document has ten of the most popular questions you get asked as a teacher, and asks students to find the answers using their syllabus, posters you've put up around the room, and their critical thinking skills. They'll answer each question as if they are you, all whi
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Upper Elementary School Counseling Curriculum Map Grades 3-5
Use this FREE upper elementary school counseling 3-5 curriculum map to organize and plan a year's worth of classroom counseling lessons for grades 3-5. The curriculum map includes two suggested topics per month for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade counseling lessons.Two academic calendar versions are included, August through May and September through June. In a few instances, lessons are repeated from one grade level to the next. Each lesson topic is linked to the lesson's listing and descrip
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3rd - 5th
Big Idea: Audience in Art
Audience bundle for art classes--whole unit in ZIP file; includes:Audience worksheet, comparing the Terracotta Army with contemporary artist Jason deCaires Taylor--includes thought prompts, extra links, images (both PDF and Publisher formats) -- BONUS SHEET on Gustav Klimt/Julie TremblayAudience worksheet, comparing Louis Comfort Tiffany with contemporary artist Tim Etchells--includes thought prompts, extra links, images (both PDF and Publisher formats) -- BONUS SHEET on Nele Azevedo/Easter Isla
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6th - 12th
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AICE Thinking Skills Syllabus 2023-2025
AICE Thinking Skills Syllabus for exams between 2023-2025. Includes objectives and a short breakdown of the 2 papers.
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9th - 12th
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The Witch of November
This module is specifically about the wreck and loss of the iron ore freighter,the Edmund Fitzgerald. It affords the student to learn about the structure of the ship, parts of it, and just a bit about the crew. Living in close proximity to Lake Michigan was a great asset to Professor Moose in acquiring information.
It tells about the Coast Guard's warnings of a storm and the determination of a captain and crew to force the freighter to do its job, to say nothing of pressure from a shipper to de
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Early Years Wellbeing Program
This is a well-being program written for Preschool, Nursery, and Reception (ages 2-3, 3-4, and 4-5).The program includes 39 weeks' worth of activities and links to suggested supporting resources from Twinkl and YouTube (Twinkl subscription is required).
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PreK - K
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GENETICS Independent Study
GENETICS Independent Study is a motivational, challenging, individualized semester (or shorter) curriculum-plan written according to Bloom’s Taxonomy. Human Anatomy promotes higher-level thinking for middle or high school students.
The products produced in this Independent Study can range from written papers, lab reports, posters, mobiles, three-dimensional models, oral presentations, photograph, videos, power point presentations, slide shows, bulletin boards, puppet shows or even a song on th
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8th - 12th
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BUDDHISM [Scheme of Work (SoW)] [Designed for OCR B R.S. (J625/04)
This 2-year scheme of work lays out, lesson by lesson, the topics to be covered for the teaching of Buddhism at GCSE Level.It is based on the Full-Course OCR B Specification for Religious Studies released in 2016.The SoW outlines everything that needs to be taught in the first section of the course [Beliefs and teachings & Practices] (where Buddhism is taught alongside another religion of your choosing) and, crucially, a plan for teaching Buddhism as the sole religion for the 'Religion, phil
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7th - 11th
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Psychology Course Syllabus
Edit how you like! I know how hard it is to get your course started.
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6th - 12th
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Hall Pass
These are some easy to cut hall passes! Great for elementary or junior high school. We use these in our main office as well as our guidance office in order to maintain a streamlined process for students to get to and from class.
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Not Grade Specific
MARINE BIOLOGY Independent Study
MARINE BIOLOGY Independent Study is a motivational, challenging, individualized semester (or shorter) curriculum-plan written according to Bloom’s Taxonomy. Human Anatomy promotes higher-level thinking for middle or high school students.
The products produced in this Independent Study can range from written papers, lab reports, posters, mobiles, three-dimensional models, oral presentations, photograph, videos, power point presentations, slide shows, bulletin boards, puppet shows or even a song
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8th - 12th
Psychology Syllabus
This syllabus will be a lifesaver. It is editable and provides a basis for the main requirements of a chemistry syllabus. It contains a course overview, about the teacher section, supplies section, resources section, grading categories and scales, cheating policy, etc. Enjoy this product and please leave a positive review! It means so much to hear your usage of the materials I make and how they were so useful.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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JOURNALISM INFOGRAPHIC
Teaching middle school or high school Journalism? Check out this summary infographic showing the basic tenets of journalism and offering ideas to plan and organize your year's curriculum. For details on each of the 15 products in my Journalism Custom Category, click on https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Connie/Category/Journalism-2026 and scroll through the lessons and activities. If a bundle comprised of all 15 products and which comes with a discount price than purchasing the separate
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6th - 12th
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School Counselor Course Outline/Syllabus
Hello There!It's common for school counselors to teaching counseling/guidance lessons. Perhaps maybe for this school year, you have to teach a class online or in-person. Use this resource as a professional tool to create your very own course outline! This freebie is an accurate model that adhere's to any school setting. The topics are grounded in ASCA mindsets and standards as well.Enjoy!⭐ @MissInterEducation (Instagram & Pinterest) ⭐ www.missintereducation.com
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PreK - 12th
APA Formatting Guidelines
This outlines the APA 7th Edition formatting guidelines and gives students a brief background on why it is important to learn these guidelines. An example and the reference and purchase link for the official APA manual are also included. This language and instruction is a great addition to any course syllabi for classes which require APA formatting.
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Not Grade Specific
Social Justice and English Normative Values Syllabus
12 day course/unit on gender, sexuality, and oppression for grade 12 students. This provides a course overview with learning objectives and suggested daily topics and activities in sequential order.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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