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Higher education social emotional videos
Inspirational Video Clip: Best-Ever Inspiring Activity
This inspirational and motivational video reflection is the perfect activity to use at the beginning or end of the year, before or after a final test, at the start of a new quarter, or during any advisory, enrichment or character building blocks throughout the year.
This basketball themed video will get you and your students inspired and motivated to "want success as badly as you want to breath!"
The video clip and 5 reflection questions are suitable for a 20 - 30 minute block of time.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Man's Search For Meaning. Video Lesson. Discussion. Meaning of Life. ELA.
Students watch a video and classic speech of Viktor Frankl about the meaning of life. Complete the exercises. Also, video about the 6 things that give life meaning.Includes.1. Video. Full video transcript. Click play to go to the video speech.2. Write about then discuss and share what gives meaning to your life.3. Writing template. Describe what gives meaning to our lives.4. Intro. PPTx. A doctor asked patients who are very ill - what gives them meaning. Read the tweets, comments from them. Cl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Gender Stereotypes. Video Lesson & Activities.
Gender Stereotyping is an important concept for students to understand. This lesson gets students discerning common gender stereotypes in society and thinking about how to make the world more equitable. Students watch 2 short videos on gender stereotyping and complete the activities. Answer key included. Click the play button or highlighted text to access videos. Next, students read common opinions, statements and decide if they are gender stereotypes or not. Also, discuss common workplace gend
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Distractions of Cell Phones: Experiment Video Discussion Qs for Class Policy
I use this activity to reinforce our classroom policy on cell phones!Students choose 1 out of 3 videos to watch. The videos (at max. 5 min in length) discuss the addictive nature of cell phones and how they effect the growth of a youth's ability to focus and learn. 10 multiple choice and open-ended discussion questions are included. (At the end, students are challenged to watch the additional videos & shared what they learned with someone at home.)
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Personal Growth for Teens & Young Adults - Facilitator's Package
This course teaches self-discovery and personal growth specifically for teenagers and young adults. It is designed to help them identify their personal values; develop leadership skills, learn to be intentional in behavior, and improve mental wellness.Included you will find an overview of the Personal Growth for Teens & Young Adults Curriculum and Instruction videos and workshops for all 6 Workshops.The sessions in the Personal Growth Program follow a structured curriculum, with built-in con
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Planning & Organizing Goals Module
Let the digital instructor teach employability skills about planning and organizing goals. Easily uploadable to Google Classroom and CANVA. Social Emotional Learning; Life Skills; Employability Standards
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digital Instructor Teaches Work Ethic: Perseverance
Let the digital instructor teach strong work ethic by demonstration of perseverance. Easily uploadable to Google Classroom and CANVA. E-Learning module with Life Skills, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, and Employability Standards.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Resolving Conflict Constructively Digital Instructor
Let the digital instructor teach your students about how to solve conflict constructively. Easily uploadable to Google Classroom and CANVA. Conflict resolution activities go along with this digital lesson.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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A Documentary on Higher Education: Viewing Guide for Rossi's Ivory Tower (2014)
This is a handout for students to complete as they view Rossi's Ivory Tower (2014). The documentary entertains: "As tuition spirals upward and student debt passes a trillion dollars, students and parents begin to wonder if college is worth the expense."It includes pre-viewing discussion questions (4), viewing questions (8), and post-viewing questions (3). It's designed to keep students engaged and allow them to reflect on their own educational experience and expectations. In addition to the hand
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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15:50
Mindfulness Bell Ringers: Discussion Questions, Journal Prompts, Back to School
In addition to an instructional video you get 25 slides designed to provide a mindful start to each class period, including engaging visuals and inspiring prompts for students to contemplate, journal, and/or discuss.
Prompts are designed for high school and high functioning middle schoolers to help them transition smoothly, clam down, focus, and get ready for whatever you have planned for the day. They also give you a window into the lives of your students, so you can quickly assess current
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
40:14
Meeting Your Needs Training pt. 3
Part 3 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs.Having needs is a core part of the human experience. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, our needs show up at different levels. When our kids' basic needs like safety and connection aren't met, those will become a priority over higher order needs like good grades or homework (competence and meeting their potential).We explain how to use the Needs Cards Deck to find out what's going on under the surface of difficult
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
43:37
Meeting Your Needs Training pt. 2
Part 2 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs.In this video, we learn about three different parts of the brain, when they develop, and what they're responsible for. We talk about the vagus nerve and its relation to emotions. You'll learn a surprising statistic that explains why using a cognitive approach out of a specific emotion isn't effective. We talk about how to spot if something is a thought or an emotion and what happens when we learn that feeling an emotion
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
31:37
Meeting Your Needs Training video series pt. 1
Part 1 of our 3-part series for parents and educators on Meeting Your Needs. Under all difficult emotions and behaviors are unmet needs. Instead of trying to eliminate the behavior or suppress the emotion, focus on meeting the need. In part 1 of this series, Victoria shares a bit about her difficult parenting experiences before she became a Kids and Teen Mental Health Coach and what led her to learn about and begin teaching emotional intelligence to families and educators. We also talk about Ste
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Meeting Your Needs video series
Cannabis Use and the Teenage Brain
Facilitate a discussion-based lesson on the effects of cannabis use on the developing brain. Great lesson for Health Classes, or for ELA or Social Studies. Students will analyze a complex text (video presentation) and participate in small group discussions where they are assigned and responsible for specific talking points. Students will explore a peer reviewed scientific medical study on the usage of THC and its related effects on mental health later in life, and then will discuss a variety
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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48:35
Paving the Road to High School Through an Orthodox Perspective
"Paving the Road to High School Through an Orthodox Perspective" gives both practical and spiritual tips to middle-school aged students, their parents, teachers, and youth workers prior to students beginning their high school journey. The transition can especially be tough for students that were homeschooled or attended a private/Orthodox school through 8th grade and may now be considering public school. This information covers some practical tips to help students begin high school and be academ
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5th - 9th, Higher Education, Staff
Culture is How We Connect: Reading Assignment, Video, and Exercise Questions
What is Culture? It's a big question, with many different answers. That's why personal stories from real people are such an effective way to teach this complex subject. Culture lessons will come alive for your students with these insightful and heartfelt storiesWHAT'S INSIDE?Reading assignment about how cultures connectThought-provoking video lesson on culture is how we connectExercise that includes three discussion questions based on the reading assignment and video lessonEngage your students i
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mindfulness Choice Room for Teens
Upload this to your class site or use it in class to allow your students to explore different mindful options to see which work for them. This works for distance learning or in person instruction. Included in the mindfulness choice room: 23 different clickable links that lead to over 25 different mindfulness opportunities!Different mediums of mindfulness for different types of learners, leaning toward auditory or visualAudio Meditations: mindful breathing for teens, sitting meditation for teens
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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8:52
Smart Newsletter Template Freebie
Have you checked out my Smart Class Website Docs?Regardless, it's time to ditch the weekly newsletter printing and hassle with this "SMART" newsletter template freebie (It's a sample from the Pretty Class Website Doc but 100% stand-alone).By using a Google Slides template, you're going to learn how to create an online, digital newsletter that parents and students can check on their phones - anytime, anywhere. No more getting lost in student folders!You'll be amazed at how much you reduce your em
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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40:06
(VIDEO LECTURE) A History and Current Practices of Therapy and Treatment
Introducing our comprehensive recording of a lesson on treatment and therapy in abnormal psychology! This engaging and expertly crafted resource provides educators with a valuable tool to enhance classroom instruction. This pairs with the lecture slides and can be used as a teacher resource before a lecture or as an accessibility resource for students.Key Features:In-depth Coverage: Explore various treatment modalities and therapeutic approaches in abnormal psychology, including psychotherapy, p
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in: BUNDLE: A History and Current Practices of Therapy and Treatment
36:21
(VIDEO LECTURE) Abnormal Psychology: Mood Disorders
This is a lecture video that is a focused look into Mood Disorders within Abnormal Psychology based on the slides and information from the Psychology 2E textbook from OpenStax.Key Features:In-depth Coverage: Explore the diagnostic criteria for Mood Disorders and related disorders as well as risk factors, prevalence, and cognitive theories for development.Visual Aids: Enhance learning with visually appealing slides, graphics, and charts that simplify complex theories and methodologies.Classroom R
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: BUNDLE: Abnormal Psychology: Mood Disorders
The Definition of Culture Lesson: Reading, Video, and Exercise Package
What is Culture? It's a big question, with many different answers. That's why personal stories from real people are such an effective way to teach this complex subject. Culture lessons will come alive for your students with these insightful and heartfelt stories.Are you looking for a way to teach your students about the definition of culture and how it shapes someones identity? This lesson package covers the significance of knowing the definition of culture and it sheds light on how someone's be
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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18:47
(VIDEO LECTURE) Abnormal Psychology: Anxiety Disorders and Specific Phobias
This introduction to Abnormal Psychology focuses on Anxiety Disorders and Specific Phobias. It is based on the slides and information from the Psychology 2E textbook from OpenStax. It includes 8 slides of information with graphics with notes for the lecturer.Key Features:In-depth Coverage: Explore various anxiety and specific phobia disorders and expand on their history, prevalence, diagnosis, and impact.Real-life Examples: Illustrate concepts with real-world case studies and examples, making th
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: BUNDLE: Abnormal Psychology: Anxiety Disorders and Specific Phobias
Cultural Identity Lesson: The Meaning of Hygge and Tri Hita Karana in Bali
What is Culture? It's a big question, with many different answers. That's why personal stories from real people are such an effective way to teach this complex subject. Culture lessons will come alive for your students with these insightful and heartfelt stories.Are you looking for a way to teach your students about cultural beliefs and philosophies and how they shape identity? This cultural lesson bundle covers the history and significance of the meaning of Hygge, shedding light on how someone'
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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5:59
Functions of Behaviors video + pdf -Figure out the "why" behind student behavior
Gain valuable insights into student behavior with this engaging and informative on-demand video and accompanying pdf download! In this six-minute mini-lecture, educators will dive deep into understanding the functions of behavior and uncovering the underlying "why" behind student actions.What's Included:- On-Demand Video: This concise six-minute video provides an overview of the functions of behavior. Learn about the various motivations that drive student actions and behaviors in the classroom.-
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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