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Psychology Common Core CCRA.W.1 resources
PSYCHOLOGY: Psychological Disorders Research Project | Google Classroom Ready
Looking for an engaging project to add to your unit on Psychological Disorders? Students can use this rubric guide to research, write, and present information on a psychological disorder of their choosing. This is an excellent project for a psychology class or any course discussing mental health and mental illness. You may assign students to present in any format desired: Google Slides, PowerPoint, Prezi, research paper, etc. A student instruction guide, teacher rubric, and a few helpful webs
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
High School Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions on Ed Gein
Keep students interested around Halloween or anytime with this engaging nonfiction reading passage and questions about the gruesome horror movie inspiration with facts of a real-life killer, Ed Gein. After all, the movies Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs were based on his horrific deeds. This high school reading comprehension passage may be printed or used on the computer with Google Worksheets, or Easel access. Your kids will love it or hate it, but indifference is
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10th - 12th
Also included in: High School Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Bundle
Moral Dilemmas: Class and Small Group Critical Thinking Activity for ELA
Moral Dilemmas are a great way to get students thinking in a critical manner. When presented with a scenario that has no "right" answer, what should you do?This resource contains a page about one of the original moral dilemmas, the Trolley Problem. After working through and discussing this dilemmas, students can analyze five other dilemmas in small groups. These five moral dilemmas are all difficult scenarios that have no good outcome, and students must be able to defend their choices. Perfect f
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9th - 12th
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Cancel Culture: Argument Essay
Ask a student about "Cancel Culture," and you will get an earful. Through Instagram Influencers' shade, YouTube standoffs, Snapchat snapbacks, and TikTok tiffs, media-savvy teens are experts and can teach you a thing or two about Cancel Culture. This comprehensive lesson set features Helen Lewis's thought-provoking essay from The Atlantic, "How Capitalism Drives Cancel Culture." The essay is behind a paywall. The packet includes interactive resources such as links to NPR audio clips, New York Ti
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9th - 12th
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Debating Topics for Middle/High School: Mental Health
Get your middle/high school students debating topics that are both relevant and important to them while building their critical thinking skills. Students will be encouraged to develop their communication and debating skills, while opening their minds to different viewpoints. Each debate package covers and reinforces the five basic steps of the debating process: gathering information, exploring all sides of an issue, forming an initial opinion, defending the position in a debate and finally, refi
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Debating Topics- Middle/High School: Growing Bundle- Grades 8-12
Psychology Activity: Influential Psychologists | Research Biography & Summarize
Learn more about the lives and theories of the major influential psychology greats with these Historical Biography Summaries. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of a well-known psychologist. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning psychology through these historical biography summaries.It's an excellent resource for student centered learning and student centered instruction.What is Included:A detailed page of teacher
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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What Are Microaggressions? MINI-UNIT / Plug-and-play lessons / racism race SEL
This high-interest, 2-day mini-unit answers questions like: what is a microaggression? How can I avoid using them? How can I respond effectively to them? These interactive lessons are meant to teach empathy and establish clear expectations for interacting with others in professional environments. Use it as an anti-racism activity during Black History Month. Use it to teach social/life skills to your students with behavioral or emotional struggles. Use it before reading books like To Kill A Mocki
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Topics in Anti-Racism: 4 Mini-Unit Bundle
Conversation Starters Package on The Human Mind & Consciousness
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on the human mind and consciousness.What's included:A list of 12 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of the human mind and consciousnessActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and re
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
Ray Dalio - Principles for Success YouTube Video Guide | Careers | Goals
Challenge students to explore the principles of decision-making and personal growth through Ray Dalio's philosophy with this engaging guide. Discuss the significance of embracing reality, the role of pain in progress, and the importance of setting clear goals. Engage in discussions about how Dalio's five-step process can be applied to personal challenges and the power of idea meritocracy in a business setting.Reflect on the impact of ego and blind spot barriers on personal and group dynamics. En
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7th - 12th
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Financial Literacy Lesson 5 - Social Circles and Goals
There is an idea where you are the average of the 5 people you're around most. This can include friends and family. While there is a great deal of evidence for this idea, there is also some evidence to the contrary. You can make up your mind.Whether or not this concept has value scientifically is not really relevant for this lesson. Rather, this concept has a great deal of value in promoting classroom discussions about influence and goals - getting students to think and question!In this less
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Financial Literacy Set of 11 Activities
Sigmund Freud: Biography Summary Webquest (PDF & Google Drive)
Your students will enjoy learning more about the life and contributions of Sigmund Freud with this biography summary activity. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of Sigmund Freud. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning more about this well known Psychologist through this engaging graphic organizer.What is Included:A detailed page of teacher instructions.A biography summary template in pdf format to print for student
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Not Grade Specific
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Are We Connected by Technology but Alone? Practice with Argument
Using an excerpt from Sherry Turkle’s book, Alone Together, students will review important rhetorical choice, overarching and minor arguments, close read and annotate passages. Students will show mastery of the standards at the end of the lesson through a SOAPSTONE Analysis, short paragraph assessments, Socratic discussion, and an argument timed essay scored on the new 6-point analytical AP style rubric. The central text is an excerpt from excerpt from the book, Alone Together. The students wil
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Argument Bundle for AP Lang
Brave New World Movie Guide | Worksheet | Questions | Google Slides (TV - 1998)
This Brave New World Movie Guide | Worksheet | Questions | Google Slides (TV - 1998) is designed to help students create a deeper understanding of Aldous Huxley's famous dystopian civilization. Compare how kids are raised in the 'civilization' to how kids are raised today. Explore the concepts of pain, conditioning and promiscuity as virtue. Finally identify the effects of 'soma' on the civilization and possible replacements for 'soma' today.Please take note that this is the 1998 TV version of t
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Dystopian Future Movie Guide Bundle | Huxley & Orwell
Legislative Aide Simulation Activity | PBL | SWOT Analysis of a Bill
In this Project-Based Learning (PBL) activity, students will learn about the legislative process by analyzing a real or mock bill, conducting a SWOT analysis, and writing a summary of their findings and recommendations. Objectives:Strengthen Research Skills: Explore the bill's elements and history to understand its purpose and design.Grasp Legislative Impact: Scrutinize the bill to discern its potential influence on their community and broader society.Cultivate Analytical Abilities: Conduct SWOT
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics Store Growing Bundle
Psychoanalytic Theory with Fitzgerald, Gatsby, and Pooh
Lesson includes a Google Slides Presentation introducing information regarding Psychoanalytic Theory:Sigmund Freud's theory applied to LiteraturePsychoanalysis DefinedIntro to Author PsychoanalysisDiscussion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's life and desiresDiscussion of Character PsychoanalysisTwo options for the lesson are provided: One utilizing Google's Peardeck Add-On and one without the add-on.Guided notes and discussion points are provided for students to facilitate discussion about Fitzgerald and
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10th - 12th
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High School Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions in Google Docs
Are you looking for High School Reading Comprehension and Questions that pique student interest because they roll their eyes at everything the class reads? This gruesome nonfiction reading passage fuses the fiction of horror movies with the facts or a real-life killer, Ed Gein, and is sure to grab the high schooler's attention. After all, the movies Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs were based on his horrific deeds. Your kids will love it or hate it but indifference
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10th - 12th
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The Bell Jar (Synthesis) Report/Evaluation: Psychological Character Diagnosis
This is a synthesis-level literary analysis/research + writing activity to conclude a unit blending Abnormal Psychology and Sylvia Plath's novella/autobiographical bildungsroman, The Bell Jar. Students really get into it, as it asks them to apply knowledge of the novel and main character as well as to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize that understanding into an A.P.A. style psychiatric diagnostic report of the main character, Esther Greenwood.
The PowerPoint is a total of 10 graphic, engaging s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Growth Mindset - Presentation and Worksheets
Fully resourced lesson includes: 1hr PowerPoint, clip, worksheets, complete 1 hour lesson with accompanying worksheets, differentiated to three levels of challenge.This lesson focuses on the growth mindset, how it differs from the fixed mindset, and why it is important for success in life as well as in school.Many more Civics, Social Studies, Philosophy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Mental Health
Persuasion in Advertising: An Economics & Psychology Simulation
Studying what and how people are persuaded in psychology and economics is interesting, but actually trying to this in a simulation / experiment is downright fun! This lab gives your psych / econ students some key background information into the world of advertising, and reiterates some important principles of psychology, and then it turns your students loose to explore these concepts further. The goal? Students are to write, act, edit, and then ultimately present, their own TV commercial. This a
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Social Dilemma Movie Bundle
This is a two-item bundle. It includes a Pre-Viewing Guide and a Movie Guide for the Netflix documentary, "The Social Dilemma." The film explores the dark side of social media in a way that is compelling for teens and certainly relevant. It is a great start for an argument essay, a unit in a psychology class, or for an advisory type of lesson for personal growth.The pre-viewing guide has students research the interviewees and consider their potential biases, complete a vocab chart for terms from
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mestizos, Latin America, Dia de Los Muertos Background
This is a 3-Day series of Google Slides lessons in Ethnic studies, focusing on the origins of Latin Americans. Covers the history of mestizos, a CoCo Movie guide, and the history of Dia de Los Muertos. Per copyright guidelines, all visuals have been removed and you will need to add your own. Includes exit tickets practicing Claim-Evidence-Analysis
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7th - 11th
The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls Reading Questions and Essay topics
This reading guide is aligned with common core questions, focusing on the author's choices and thoughtful annotations, not just content recall. There are also four essay questions that focus on larger issues: children's rights, parenting styles, and psychological development, requiring students to research laws, psychology and use specific references from the text to support their claim.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Relentless Pursuit of Happiness: Practice with Argument
This lesson encourages students to analyze an author’s choices regarding arguments about the relentless pursuit of happiness. Students will show mastery of the standards at the end of the lesson through a SOAPSTONE Analysis, short paragraph assessments, Socratic Seminar, Debate, and a written timed essay scored on an AP style rubric. The central text is The New York Times op-ed, “Happiness Is Other People,” by Ruth Whippman. The students will complete an evaluation on purpose graphic organizer
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9th - 12th
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ELA Skills: Psychological Assessment of a Character Focus: Essay Task
With this task, students are required to read a text such as a short story and evaluate the protagonist. In order to write the psychological assessment of a character, students must identify and summarize struggles facing the protagonist within a text. Next, students need to use additional resources on mental health (provided) to determine possible mental illnesses. Finally, students will determine the archetype (source provided) of the protagonist to determine the most important character trait
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7th - 9th
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