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Psychology songs for Microsoft Word
My Reluctant Teen Readers-_Interpretation Good Charlotte Emotionless
This is a very powerful song that relates, sadly, to many of our youths whose fathers have walked away and denied themselves a relationship with their children. It speaks of the damage done and the harm, but assures that they survived anyway.
A 10 question quiz and answer key is included, that asks the reader to delve into higher level interpretive thinking and to create and describe images that the song evokes. An excellent activity for high school students who are struggling with the exper
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Psychology - Theme Song introspection activity
An excellent introduction activity for Psychology at all levels. Can also be used in the different English subsections!According to INTROSPECTION, we like or connect with something because we find meaning and relevance in it. This is a complex process that suggests we identify something on many levels, or somehow see ourselves reflected.If you enjoyed using this activity please review/rate!(Meets curriculum outcomes for Psychology in Canada)
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The Gift of Writing
A poetic segment from The Stress Doc's Resiliency Rap: The Wit and Wisdom of "The Shrink Rapper" ™.
A Stress Doc "poetic essay" on the therapeutic and creative impact of head and heart writing. A great psychological or "Emotional Intelligence" resource for Stress Management along with Loss, Change, and Grief Resiliency classes/workshops; for senior students, staff, teachers, and administrators. Also, valuable in Creative Writing/Performance Arts classes. The verse evokes echoes of Dr. Seuss
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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