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Psychology thematic unit plans $5-10
Meditation & Mindfulness - No-Prep Thematic Unit Plan
Teach meditation, mindfulness, and Zen to help your students find inner peace in their busy minds. Free them from lives of worry, anxiety & stress by teaching how to breathe, relax, and find peace of mind Give your class the tools to lead happy & healthy lives! With the Healthy Kids Curriculum you will have the resources and mindsets to practice great hygiene, eat healthy foods, exercise daily, meditate, and much more!
Each week’s plan includes:
“Words of the Day” –high-level vocabula
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PreK - 5th
Emotional Intelligence in Theatre
This resource has slides and interactive handouts for the Enneagram Test, Meyer Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Test, Career Finder Test, Personal Vision Board, and Working through Emotions. Most can be used personally to enhance knowledge of self, and can also be tied into theatre characterization. Includes one general lesson plan template based on Emotional Intelligence in Theatre that includes Theatre TEKS and can be adjusted to fit your needs for this unit.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Representing Teen Culture - The Breakfast Club (Focus Film)
This resource includes a fully sequenced program of work and supporting resources (over 50 pages) for teaching a unit of work based on 'Representing Youth Culture' through the lens of the camera.
It includes a unit outline and a suggested sequence of lessons and activities (over 20 hours) with specific targeted resources.
In addition to a user friendly, purposeful study guide to engage students while watching the film 'The Breakfast Club', this resource now includes viewing guides suitable fo
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8th - 12th
IB Psychology: Introduction to emotions & Theories of emotion
This PowerPoint contains everything you need to teach theories of emotion in the emotions and cognition unit (cognitive approach)Video is a preview of the full resource (does not include all slides)This Powerpoint and student workbooks contains the followings:All the information ( HL) the IB have included in the new spec.Clear diagramsVideosExtended writing questionStudent research tasksStudent workbook which accompanies the lessons (Can be downloaded free from my store)Topics covered include:Pr
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11th - 12th
Also included in: IB Psychology: Emotion and cognition bundle
1.1.1 The Positivist Approach Sociology O Level 2251 & IGCSE 0495 Lesson Plans,
Comprehensive Sociology Lesson Plans for Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 Welcome to your one-stop destination for enriching sociology teaching resources. Explore our meticulously crafted lesson plans, thematic plans, and unit plans specially tailored for the Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus. Key Features:✅ Complete Syllabus Coverage: Aligned with the latest Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus for a comprehensive learning experience.✅
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Abnormal Psychology: Mood disorders FULL UNIT Bundle
The Affective (mood) disorders complete unit bundled allows your students to master mood disorders.This full version includes Mood disorders PowerPoint with lecture notes, practice worksheet and the Mood disorders digital escape room. ⭐For updates about sales and new products, please follow my store:Follow meHow to earn free products on TpTAfter making a purchase on TpT, click on My Purchases found on the dropdown menu under your username. Underneath the title of the resource, click on Leave a R
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9th - 12th
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Abnormal psychology FULL Unit: Eating Disorders- PPT Lecture, Escape Room
The eating disorders complete unit bundled allows your students to master eating disorders such as bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, pica and rumination.This full version includes Eating disorders PowerPoint with lecture notes, and the eating disorders digital escape room. ⭐For updates about sales and new products, please follow my store:Follow meHow to earn free products on TpTAfter making a purchase on TpT, click on My Purchases found on the dropdown menu under your username. Underneath the t
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9th - 12th
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Famous Social Psychology Experiments - articles and questions
Four of the most famous Social Psychology Experiments of all time have been provided here for students to read. Stanley Milgram's Experiment on Obedience to Authority is first - inspired by the horrors seen in concentration camps during WWII, subjects are asked to "shock" other participants for incorrect answers - do people obey authority even when the command is to hurt another human being? The results are terrifying!Next, students will read about the Good Samaritan Experiment - inspired by the
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8th
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AP Psychology Spring Semester Outline Calendar of daily topics and activities
This document contains a complete spring semester skeleton of daily topics, activities, reading HW assignments and an assessment schedule based on the textbook "Psychology" by David Myers, 10th Edition but it can be easily adapted to other versions of the textbook.
This calendar was developed for the 2015-16 school year. I will post my newest calendar this summer :).
The spring semester covers Chapters 10-16.
The schedule is based on a school week with three 50 minute class periods and one 90
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9th - 12th
D. U. I. DON'T U Idiot!
This product is for high school students, to use in a health class, athletic programs, psychology class, or anything that deals with substance abuse and driving, and the possible devastating effects. It is the story of one man's fight to get his life back, after being hit by a drunk driver. His long road is chronicled through 15 surgeries, including an amputation of his left leg. Includes a Discussion page handout. Ideas for projects and activities to go along with the story included.
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9th - 12th
Prometheus and The Stanford Prison Experiment (pair texts) - Does Power Corrupt?
The Stanford Prison Experiment is one of the most famous and criticized social psychology experiments to have ever been attempted. Students will learn how a mock prison experiment quickly evolved into something with terrifying similarities to the unthinkable behavior seen in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany. Although the experiment was initially set to run for weeks, it ended after only 6 days, leaving us with frightening realizations about human behavior and the power of the situation to
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7th - 10th
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Developmental Psychology (a Christian perspective)
This powerpoint guides instruction and discussion for 3 weeks covering controversial issues like when does life begin, what are the best school options for children, should children with disabilities be medicated, childhood obesity, bullying, gender roles, parenting styles, divorce, what is "morality", social media, and more!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Spanish - El Síndrome del Impostor (Práctica integral).
Hi! This editable PowerPoint was created for my AP students to talk about The Impostor Syndrome. Students will improve their basic skills (listening, speaking, reading & writing) in different topics, in this case about The Impostor Syndrome. They will learn about the vocabulary associated with this topic, and how to give opinions based on their experiences and research. It has twenty-seven pages in one document. The student document includes instructions, links to videos and websites, activ
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: AP Spanish-Práctica Integral Bundle
Symposium Module 7: Free Will (3 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #3: Free Will, Language, Feelings (9 Days)
Symposium Module 6: Deviance (3 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Symposium Bundle #2: Identity, Socialization, Deviance (9 Days)
Symposium Module 1: Being Human (6 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #1: Being Human, The Mind & Brain, Knowledge (10 Days)
Character Traits: Online, Long-Distance Learning Unit
OVERVIEW: In this unit, you will be asked to choose a character trait to explore. You will find evidence in psychology, literature, history, current events, and art. The unit is adaptable so the educator may narrow its scope. It includes vocabulary, research, multiple reflections, and final project ideas. It has an interdisciplinary approach with ELA, History, Psychology, Current Events, and Art.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Symposium Module 10: Aesthetics (2 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #4: Aesthetics, and Ethics (10 Days)
Symposium Module 9: Feelings (2 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #3: Free Will, Language, Feelings (9 Days)
Symposium Module 4: Identity (2 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #2: Identity, Socialization, Deviance (9 Days)
Symposium Module 3: Knowledge (2 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Symposium Bundle #1: Being Human, The Mind & Brain, Knowledge (10 Days)
Symposium Module 2: Mind & Brain (2 Days)
I have used these materials separately in Philosophy, Sociology, and Psychology courses. Students will collect information from Crash Course: Sociology, Crash Course: Psychology, and Crash Course: Philosophy as well as a few other activities, podcasts, and videos.I have also used them together in a class I called “Symposium” with the goal of helping students as individuals to better understand and better control what influences their behaviors (“good” and “bad”), helping them to understand the b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Symposium Bundle #1: Being Human, The Mind & Brain, Knowledge (10 Days)
Positive Behavior Support-Student Workbook
I teach Education students and they love this workbook I created....apparently, it's easy to follow. When teaching your students how to use PBS with their clients or students, this workbook explains the basics, consists of 9 activities, and detailed explanations. I usually assign this for a major assignment or I have used it as a unit for condensed classes. It is 23 pages (diagrams, charts, text).
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Psychology Common Core Aligned Pacing Guide with NGSSS (FL. specific)
Here is a Pacing Guide for High School Psychology aligned with Common Core Standards. This Pacing Guide spans two nine weeks marking periods and includes the number of weeks which should be devoted to each topic and its contents. Basic and easy to follow, this format is easily adaptable and provides a clear scaffold for lesson planning while ensuring that content adheres to CCSS. This Pacing Guide also includes CCSS applicable to content from both Math and Language Arts.
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9th - 12th
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