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School psychology projects for Microsoft Word
Anti-Cyber Bullying Campaign Poster Assignment
Students will examine the effects of Cyber Bullying on its victims as well as ways to combat CB, By researching five select criteria, students will gain a better perspective of how Cyber Bullying affects their lives and ways to help those who might encounter this online threat.
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4th - 12th
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Mental Disorders Research Project
This product is a no prep, student led, fun and engaging way to teach about various mental disorders. Great for middle school or high school students or as a substitute lesson plan!Product includes directions, grading scale, and a list of mental disorders students may choose (may be adapted to fit your curriculum!) Students will then teach each other about the mental disorder that they researched.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Investigating the Psychological Impact of TikTok on Behavior (Psychology)
Engage your students with a timely and relevant project titled "Investigating the Psychological Impact of TikTok on Adolescent Behavior." Through this mixed-methods project, students will conduct research on how TikTok usage affects self-esteem, body image, social comparison, and emotional well-being among their peers. With data collected from their own school, students will gain valuable insights and develop research and critical thinking skills. This adaptable project is perfect for psychology
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
My Kindness CALENDAR for Bucket Filling: EDITABLE
EDITABLE Monthly Calendar that includes 3 months of kindness acts for each day of the week. That is over 100 suggested kind acts.
An additional blank calendar is provided for creating additional kind acts for group activities and assignments.
A great addition to this product is Brain Breaks Kindness Cards
Great activity for Bucket Filler ideas.
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Not Grade Specific
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Psychology of Wreck-It Ralph (2012) Movie Viewing Guide:Summary/Vocab/Questions
"Wreck-It Ralph" is a 2012 computer-animated comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. The movie tells the story of a video game villain named Ralph, who is tired of always being the bad guy and longs to be a hero. In order to prove he can be a good guy, Ralph sneaks into a first-person shooter game called Hero's Duty and ends up causing chaos that puts the game at risk. He then meets a glitch character named Vanellope von Schweetz from the racing game Sugar Rush, and together they
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: AP Psychology Movies/Documentaries Viewing Guide BUNDLE
Social Psychology Experiment Project
I used this project as an end-of-the-year (or end-of-the-unit) project that combines what students know about research, conducting experiments, and social psychology. This project has groups of student craft a proposal for a social psych experiment, conduct the experiment, gather data, and present the results.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Using The Scientific Method- Psychology Project
After covering the first unit over the scientific method (see "Research Methods, Measurements, Statistics" powerpoint for help), students are going to create their own Psychology experiment following this guide above! Students conduct the experiment and then present their results to class. Teacher's Note: Have students each pick an experiment and approve it with you first so that no student does the same experiment. Use research article described in intro of project or any Psychology experime
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Project
Who doesn’t love a good Hierarchy of Needs project?!? After discussing Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, I introduce this project where students create a 2-D, 3-D, or digital version of their Hierarchy of Needs. Their projects must follow the format of Maslow’s, but it should include pictures of examples of things in their own lives that help them (or would help them meet) each level.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Psychology - The Joker character analysis
The following project is a Joker character analysis for Psychology.
The goal is for students to connect the 6 grand theories of Psychology to the Joker to explain his behavior. The 6 theories used are Psychoanalytic, Behavioral, Humanistic, Cognitive, Biological/Evolutionary, and Sociocultural (ecological). You can easily modify the project to different theories and/or remove as you see fit. The students are to find the thinkers associated with the theories, write the main ideas of the theories
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10th - 12th
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Yr 12 Formative & Summative Activities (Sensation and Perception)
First Activity - Sensation and Perception Sense ThresholdNeurology of vision Taste and smell perception Second Activity - Influences on visual perceptionInfluences on taste perception Interpretation of sensory information Summative Activity - Distortion of sensory perceptions Visual IllusionsTaste/Flavour IllusionsSynaesthesia
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10th - 12th
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Impulse Control Social Skills Lesson 2
Activities are geared to help increase a student's ability to Stop and Reflect to make more carful decision. The impact of teachers, friends and parents is considered when impulsive behaviors are used.
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2nd - 6th
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Psychology Research Proposal
I’ve used this proposal in a few different ways: as an assignment to assess students’ knowledge on research methods and as a month-long research project where students will actually carry out the research they proposed. Both worked great!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Positive Affirmations
This is a creative, self-esteem boosting assignment meant to help students see their self-worth. It allows them to focus on their positive attributes and display them to themselves, and others. This is a great assignment for any part of the year, as it helps motivate the teachers, as well as the students.
Enjoy!
Alex
ascarter921@gmail.com
Grades:
1st - 9th
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Careers in Psychology Presentation / Project
Great First or Last week project for Psychology.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Mystery Personality Assignment
Students will LOVE this assignment that brings together a few different theories of personality. On a blank piece of paper, students must put their (1) Meyers-Briggs personality type and potential careers corresponding with their type, (2) describe their Id and defense mechanisms, and (3) socio-cultural factors influencing their personalities. Students must put their name on the back because when finished, we will guess whose poster is whose!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Project on Moral Values
This project is centered around the theme 'moral values'. It includes activities for all of the following subject areas: Language Arts: Spelling, Creative Writing, Literature, Poetry, Handwriting, Vocabulary, Comprehension; Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Art, Music and Physical Education.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Breaking a Social Norm Project
Everyone loves the breaking a social norm activity! This resource has students consistently break a norm, record the data, compile the results, and write a one-page reflection. They absolutely love to hear the stories of other students being stared or laughed at! **I have also include the social norms assignment that I have students complete before this project. It gets students thinking about social norms and the roles they play in our lives.**
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Psych- Sleep problems/ disorders comic strip assignment
Comic Strip ProjectInstructions: create a comic strip about a sleep problem or disorder Includes RUBRIC
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9th - 12th
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Psychological Disorder Monster Book
Psychological disorders are often described as monsters by the people who have them. In this project, students will create page of a book that portrays each psychological disorder we discussed in class as a monster. Their page will include a name of the monster, a drawing, and a description.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Approaches to Psychology Research Project
I use this project as an assessment on students’ understanding of an approach. They are assigned an approach and must complete a presentation after thoroughly researching the approach. Information included in the presentations include the definition, psychologists, and studies completed within the approach.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Learning Unit Video Project
Students love the inclusion of technology on this project that has them record three different types of learning covered in class: classical, operant, and observational. Students work in groups and come up with examples to film and describe.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Defense Mechanism Project
Teaching defense mechanisms? Here is a great group project for your students! Student's will research and assigned defense mechanism to create a Google Slide presentation and video (skit). Students will learn about real life application of defense mechanisms in everyday life.
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9th - 12th
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Create Your Own Brain Song! (Psychology)
Students are given a rubric and told to create their own song based upon the parts of the brain they have learned about. (See "The Brain" Powerpoint). Students should creatively try to put the meaning of what the parts of the brain do in their song, rather just say the name of the different point of the brain.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Psychology/Developmental Theorists Summative Assignment - Who Am I?
Summative task that requires students to reflect on each developmental period they have been through and the physical, emotional, social, etc. growths they went through. Detailed instructions, checklist/walkthrough of task and rubric is included. Students tend to be very creative with this and share many interesting stories.
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11th - 12th
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