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10th grade psychology Common Core RH.11-12.3 resources
Dani & Genie, The Wild Child Feral Children Case Study Sociology
A story about a feral child found living in horrid conditions in the Tampa Bay area in 2008. Her name is Dani. Articles and video links to her story are included. While her story could be discussed in both a psychology class (child development) and a sociology class, the focus is from the sociological perspective. Connect to "Genie, the Wild Child" through video link and questions, a famous case from the 1970s of a feral child.Included are· a scaffolded essay prompt· scaffolded questions separat
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9th - 12th
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Psychology Brain & Nervous System Case Studies & Questions
These 3 case studies illustrate the fragile & complex nature of the human brain:Phineas GageRamon y Cajal's ArtChemicals at HomeWith these 3 case studies, 7 critical thinking questions are included that go over all 3 cases. This is the perfect introduction or review activity for psychology students.
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10th - 12th
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AP Psychology - 4 Full Practice Exams with Answer Keys (2024-25 Curriculum)
Preparing for the AP Psychology exam requires both content knowledge and test-taking skills. The best way to prepare is to practice!Included: 4 full practice exams - 100 multiple choice questions, 2 Free Response Questions (FRQs) eachComplete answer keysThank you for your time to review this product!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â AP Psychology Complete Curriculum Bundle (NEW 2024-25)
Sociology Unit Plan: Families & Relationships
What's included in this engaging high school unit plan:1. Vocab = begin with vocab words, using a textbook or online sources to define these key words for the unit. .2. Ancestry Activity = students research their personal family heritage.3. Guided Notes = fill-in-the-blank notes guide to go along with the presentation linked in the digital download.4. Concept Map = what is your personal idea of a family? Students decide what's important & characteristic of families.5. Movie Activity Guide =
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9th - 12th
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Psychology Lab: Game On or Game Over? (Reaction Time & Video Game Correlation)
In this student Psychology Lab, students will delve into the fascinating world of reaction time and its potential correlation with video game usage. This engaging experiment offers hands-on experience in data collection, analysis, and interpreting correlations. Develop practical skills in conducting psychological experiments, data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Gain insight into correlation analysis and its real-world application. Enhance critical thinking and research skills while un
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9th - 12th
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Your Brain: Perception Deception, PBS Nova Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS Nova video Your Brain: Perception Deception. Product comes with a standard two-sided worksheet, a modified copy with a word bank, and an answer key. The viewing guide follows the video in order, and the short answer questions on page two can be used as the base for a class discussion or a T-P-S activity. This product is great for psychology, anatomy and physiology, biology, and sociology classes, as well as life science classes!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Your Brain Series, PBS Nova Viewing Guides
History of Insane Asylums and Institutional Reform
This lecture includes a fully developed Powerpoint slide presentation detailing the history of mental health asylums from as early as the 16th century forward. The slides provide information on important leaders in the reform movements, as well as notable mentions of influential people along the way. Also included:20+ slides.Full color photos and images on slides.References for research articles used in developing the presentation.Discussion questions which can be used for group discussion, essa
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Rise and Fall of the Asylum, PBS Mysteries of Mental Illness
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS Mysteries of Mental Illness video The Rise and Fall of the Asylum. Product comes with a two page worksheet, modified copy with word bank, and an answer key. The questions follow the video in order and can be used as a lesson plan for a sub, part of a psychology or sociology lesson, or as part of an anatomy and physiology/biology class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
The Eugenics Crusade, PBS American Experience Viewing Guide
This fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide follows the American Experience documentary The Eugenics Crusade and the story of science and society in the early 1900s. The questions follow the film chronologically and culminates in two short answer reflection questions. This product can be used as part of a sociology class, psychology class, anatomy and physiology class, or other humanities class. You can also use this as the starting point for a larger lesson on ethics, medicine, govern
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Is Dark Tourism Okay? An Informational Article Comparison on Ethics & Tourism
This is an upper middle school/ high school level lesson that compares two age-appropriate articles on the growing business of dark tourism. This lesson brings in reading, history, technology, and writing. My high schoolers love this assignment because it allows them to read multiple perspectives about sensitive topics relevant to their age group and news (TIKTOK and living streaming at hollow sites).Students will discuss the ethical responsibility of tourists who visit places of historical sign
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8th - 12th
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Hacking Your Mind: Living on Autopilot, PBS Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank movie guide that includes two short answer questions! This worksheet follows the PBS series Hacking Your Mind, episode Living on Autopilot; the questions follow the video in order. This is a great resource for sociology, psychology, anatomy and physiology, biology, or other science/humanities courses! This resource can be used as part of a lesson, as a lesson plan for a substitute teacher, or as the beginning of a class discussion. Included is a regular copy of the movie guide,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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AWARE Glimpse of Consciousness PBS Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS AWARE Glimpse of Consciousness documentary. Product comes with a two page worksheet, modified copy with word bank, and an answer key. The questions follow the video in order and can be used as a lesson plan for a sub, part of a psychology or sociology lesson, or as part of an anatomy and physiology/biology class. This can be the foundation for a group discussion or Socratic seminar on consciousness from a psychological, biological, anatomi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
History / Psychology: War Propaganda
This analysis of the mass use of propaganda during war is rich with interesting and insightful details that is certain to provoke energetic classroom discussions. Useful in both an American or World History class, and/ or in a Psychology class, this activity offers a wide-range of perspectives and pieces of evidence for students to closely inspect, evaluate, and discuss. Also included in this analysis are two short assessment pieces that measure reading and listening comprehension skills, as wel
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social Psychology Experiment Study Worksheets
This 3 page activity is essential for learning about social psychology! The best way to learn about how groups affect individuals is by seeing these studies & researching their results. 3 experiments to look at:Stanford Prison ExperimentAsch Paradigm ExperimentConformity Experiments (hotel fire & elevators)
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10th - 12th
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Horoscope Hype Psychology Activity: Social Science vs. False Science
Get ready to guide your students on a captivating journey through the captivating world of "Horoscope Hype." In this thought-provoking activity, students explore the profound distinctions between the science of psychology and the unverified claims of horoscopes. Unmasking the Science: Prepare to embark on an enlightening expedition that showcases the stark contrast between evidence-based psychology and the allure of horoscopes. You'll empower your students to discern fact from fiction while navi
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9th - 12th
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Psychological Disorders PPT
Lecture slides for a unit on psych disordersVintage feel with 60s and 70s style for something a little differentGreat way to present to high school psychology!Project information on the last slidePerfect for high school students!
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9th - 12th
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Naturalistic Observation Project for AP Psychology
What would you say giving your high school students real life experience in psychological research? This project will provide students with an opportunity to learn by doing. They will conduct their own naturalistic observation project, create their own write-up of their own research findings (in APA format), and then present their findings to the class. All material is included for the instructor to have immediate success with this project. If done properly this project will allow students t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology as Science Lab: Let's Make a Deal! (Monty Hall Paradox)
Why do we study Psychology?The Monty Hall Paradox is a classic probability problem that challenges students' intuitive thinking. In this lab, they will explore how people's decisions can be influenced by cognitive biases and how empirical reasoning can help us understand and overcome these biases.The Monty Hall Paradox is named after the host of the game show "Let's Make a Deal," Monty Hall. The scenario revolves around a game involving three doors and a hidden prize.Through this lab, students a
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9th - 12th
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AP Psychology Notes Bundle
This bundle includes all the necessary lecture slides, instructor notes, and student note-takers for an entire year of instruction. The lecture slides are in PowerPoint format and the student notetakers are PDF files that are ready to print and use! 10 % off the normal price! Plus get a free reproducible Cornell-style notetaker for your students... be the teacher that introduces them to advanced notetaking styles! Just download and you will not have to worry about any AP Psych Lecture for the
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9th - 12th
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General Psychology Semester Lesson Plans
These are lesson plans that can be used with a semester course of general Psychology. They are divided out by the the day as well as the correlating standards. Can be adapted to any format but provides one with a rough sketch of where to start and how to finish. Check out my store for corresponding assignments.
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9th - 12th
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Critical Thinking: Parts 1-Basic Skills; 2-Mass Culture; 3-Ethical Decisions
Although I have taught Critical Thinking as a stand-alone course for several years, it was during my teaching of the Communication and Mass Media course at Albertus Magnus College that I first combined the two concepts of Critical Thinking, and Mass Media. My course was widely praised by students.
It soon occurred to me that it was possible to expand the concepts of Critical Thinking from Mass Media to the more general topics of critical thinking and mass culture. As I began exploring this con
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hotel Rwanda Movie Questions
Discussion questions for students to answer while watching the movie "Hotel Rwanda."
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9th - 12th
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AP Psychology Clinical Psych Fictional Novel Character Analysis Activity
Do you want to incorporate more active discussion and reading in your AP Psychology classroom? This activity is meant to be a unit-long activity that students are working on outside of the classroom. Students will choose a novel that they would like to read that has a character who is dealing with mental illness either themselves or second-hand. Students will then create a "poster-analysis" of the character, their symptoms, diagnosis, and the disorder. Students will also discuss if the book help
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10th - 12th
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AP Psychology Unit 1 Student Notes and Notetakers
Updated for the 2019-20 School Year! All of my notes are written in conjunction with the new AP Psychology Standards... Ready to go! Download and Use! Each download comes with instructor notes in PowerPoint format and a PDF containing student note-takers for in class use! No muss, no fuss just print and be ready for your students to note-take! This is Unit 1: Scientific Foundations of Psychology... start the year off right!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â AP Psychology Notes Bundle
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