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7th grade psychology homework for Google Apps
Psychology of Hunger (Motivation and Emotion) + Google Apps Version
Psychology of Hunger: This short guided reading worksheet covers the biological and psychosocial factors of hunger. It begins with the role of the hypothalamus, glucose and set-point, then continues with the influences of portion size, variety and the presence of others. A short summary of the causes of obesity is also included.This can be used in class or as homework as it’s a completely stand alone assignment. This is also perfect for substitute teacher plans, and a key is included.Save some m
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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On This Day in Psychology History: August | Bell Ringer, Opener | No Prep!
You will receive a presentation with 31 slides of what happened on that day in psychology history. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students to post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Sleep Log- Consciousness- High School Psychology
Teenagers usually do not understand how much sleep they really need. They usually are unaware of how bad habits impact their quality of sleep. This activity is designed to shine some light on any bad habits and how they might be impacting sleep patterns. Students will be instructed to keep a sleep log for ten nights and record their energy levels, caffeine consumption, and mood throughout the day. Once the data is collected, students will then identify any correlations they see in their sleep be
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Consciousness Unit - High School Psychology
On This Day in Psychology History: September | Bell Ringer, Opener | No Prep!
You will receive a presentation with 30 slides of what happened on that day in psychology history. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Piaget Stages Practice with Key
Overview and Features17 questions for students to practice Jean Piaget's stages of developmentComes with answer key Ways to useCan print and have students write on it, or assign it on Google Classroom and students can type their answersCan be used for extra credit, review, or homeworkStudents can work independently or in groupsCan be used as a sub plan
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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On This Day in Psychology History: November | Bell Ringer, Opener | No Prep!
You will receive a presentation with 31 slides of what happened on that day in psychology history. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
On This Day in Psychology History: October | Bell Ringer, Opener | No Prep!
You will receive a presentation with 31 slides of what happened on that day in psychology history. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Do Schools Kill Creativity Ted Talk
This resource includes a 25 question worksheet over the Ted Talk Do Schools Kill Creativity? This is the most-watched Ted Talk of all-time! The first 16 questions are directly from the video and go in order. The last 9 questions are quotation analysis and short answer/discussion questions. An answer key is included.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Attachment and Parenting Style Practice with Key
Overview and FeaturesDevelopmental unit, or AP review!Students have to decide the correct attachment style based on given scenariosIncludes an open ended parenting style section Can be used for regular psych, AP psych, and even childhood development/early educationIncludes a keyWays to useHave students work independently or in groupsCan be assigned as homework or used as in class practiceExtra credit or review
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Three Main Debates in Developmental Psych
Overview and FeaturesDevelopmental unit, or AP review!Students have to answer questions based on given scenarios Three scenarios for each main debate in developmental psychology: nature/nurture, continuity/discontinuity, and stability/changeCan be used for regular psych, AP psych, and even childhood development/early educationIncludes a key Ways to useHave students work independently or in groupsCan be assigned as homework or used as in class practiceExtra credit or review
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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White and Gold vs. Blue and Black Dress Physics Worksheet [Google Drive]
This ten-page Google Slide document covers the physics of the dress that divided the internet. Students will apply abstract physics concepts of optics and neuroscience to this viral photograph. The worksheet features 12 multiple-choice problems with an answer key included.TOPICSWhy do we See Different Colors?Priming as an InfluenceChanging the Contrast of the PictureLifestyle as an InfluenceWhat Both Sides of the Debate Have in CommonThe Original DressCamera SettingsComputer Analysis of the Imag
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6th - 12th
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Neural Communication Comic Strip Activity
Overview and FeaturesBrain and bio unit, or AP review!Hands-on activity for students to illustrate and describe neural communicationSpecific directions and requirements so students know exactly what is needed for a good gradeCan be used for regular psych, AP psych, and even biology!Ways to useHave students work independently or in pairsCan be done as a class activity (works in a 45 min period)Extra creditSubstitute plan
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Psychology Break the Stigma Project
Break the Stigma ProjectIncludes:Assignment descriptionRubricSample projectPerfect for:Middle School/Jr. High-HealthHigh School-HealthAP PsychologyIntro to PsychologyUndergraduate-Psychology classesSocial Work classesPublic Health classesGraduate School-Clinical Psychology classesCommunity Psychology classesClinical Counseling classesClinical Social Work classesMezzo/Macro Social Work classesPublic Health ClassesResource for:Health TeachersHigh School Psychology TeachersPsychology/Social Work/Co
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Neurotransmitters Practice Fill in The Blanks (With Answer Key)
Overview and FeaturesBrain and bio unit, or AP review!Students fill in the blanks using terms from a word bank. Answer key included!Can be used for regular psych, AP psych, and even biology!Ways to useHave students work independently or in groupsCan be assigned as homework or used as in class practice
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Early Civilization | Swimming Reindeer & Meaning of Art | Podcast Assignment
In the Swimming Reindeer episode of A History of the World in 100 Objects, the host asks “Why would early humans start creating art?” and examines the swimming reindeer artifact found near a French riverbed. The podcast episode is approximately 14 minutes. You can listen as a whole class together or assign during an independent work session so students can go at their own pace. The assignment asks a mix of Quick Fact, and Digging Deeper analysis questions covering topics from the environment in
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE | High School History Listening Worksheets | 100 Objects Podcast
Why Time Speeds Up As We Age? - Google Worksheet
“Time flies when you’re having fun”, or so the saying goes. There must be more fun to be had as we age because as we age, the speeding up of time seems to be a commonly observed phenomenon. Moments, hours, and days often seem longer and more drawn out to children, while the same seem to be fleeting for their parents and other adults. Can science explain the reasoning behind this curiosity, or is it a figment of our imaginations?In a YouTube video (7:40 in length), Veritasium examines this phenom
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7th - 10th
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Kohlberg and Morality Practice Scenarios
Overview and FeaturesProvides background on Kohlberg, a morality overview, and five open-ended scenarios For each of the following situations, decide what stage of Kohlberg’s theory the person is representing by writing a few words to describe why that person is in that stage of morality Ways to useCan print and have students write on it, or assign it on Google Classroom and students can type their answersCan be used for extra credit, review, or homeworkStudents can work independently or in grou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology of Historical Images for ALL Images/Content - West Expansion Example
This document takes students through assessing historical images and photos. Some examples include what captures your attention? What does distance mean? What about facial expressions mean?I use the famous American Progress painting/work of art by John Gast to go with this handout as an example. A key is included. This document can be used for ANY content or ANY image.
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7th - 12th
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ELA Skills: Psychology Theme: Part 2 of 4
This text offers both fiction and non-fiction pieces that help students learn about what it means to be a Psychologist. Do you want your students to be able to analyze the psychological struggles of Edgar Allan Poe as well as other characters presented in short stories? This document offers fiction and non-fiction text suggestions that you are able to use to explore psychology and Edgar Allan Poe. Each text suggestion provides a question or two that are based on Common Core State Standards cover
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7th - 9th
Meditation Log
Students in mindfulness class are required to fill in the meditation log and turn it in on Fridays. Feel free to designate a set amount of minutes they need to complete ( I always start with 1 minute and then increase it as the weeks go by)
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6th - 12th
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Piaget Cognitive Development Stages Google Form
Overview and FeaturesGoogle form with 20 questions about cognitive development and PiagetQuiz-style with included answer key and automatic grading Developmental unit, or AP review!Can be used for regular psych, AP psych, and even childhood development/early educationWays to useHave students work independently or in groupsCan be assigned as homework, assessment, or used as in class practiceExtra credit or review
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Anger Balloons
Therapeutic Rationale:Anger Balloons can be a fun and interactive way to engage clients in thinning about the parameters of anger. Materials needed:You’re welcome to use the print outs. Gather other art media like balloons, markers and paper. Application:Inform your client that you’d like to play a game and maybe do an artwork. This activity is called My Anger Balloons.Some other ideas I often pair this with the use of an actual balloon in therapy. You can write down the anger on pieces of paper
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PreK - 7th
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Effective Note Taking for AP Psychology
Overview and FeaturesNote taking tips, requirements, and examples Editable and customizable to fit your teaching style Ways to useGuidelines and requirements for homework notes (students read the text for homework, take notes, and turn in the notes for credit on the day of the unit exam)Can give to students as "additional info" or use it as the basis for homework notesUse for any course, not just AP or psychology!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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