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School psychology homework for Google Apps
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences Practice and Google Apps Version
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences Practice worksheet reviews the eight intelligences of Howard Gardner’s theory. Worksheet provides eight examples of famous figures and a brief biography. Students match Gardner's theory with each individual. Students should have been first introduced to the concepts prior to this practice. This includes a Google Apps version for distance learning.Save Money! Get the entire unit, including these PowerPoints, warm-ups, worksheets, assessment, project and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology Subfields & Careers Review/Practice + Google Apps Version
Psychology Subfields and Careers Review and Practice is a great addition to your Introduction to Psychology Unit. Students review various subfields of psychology, preview careers and salaries, and review the Help Wanted section of a newspaper. This can be used in class or as homework as it’s a completely stand alone assignment. ** Includes Google Apps version of worksheet for distance learningMake it easy on yourself and save! For PowerPoints lectures, warm ups, worksheets, lesson plans, exit t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Agriculture Issues Unit
Used in my Introduction to Agriculture class, I use this unit to teach my freshman class about different agriculture topics/issues and how to properly debate different topics. This could be tweaked and used in any class to introduce debating and issues of any topic. This product includes: a daily prep/planning document, general/introduction debate, current Event Worksheet, individual agriculture issue research project, group agriculture issue presentation and notes for throughout the unitNationa
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7th - 12th
Also included in: 8th Grade Agriculture Curriculum
Psychology Intellectual Disabilities: Causes + Digital Resources Version (AP)
Psychology Intellectual Disabilities: Causes reviews four causes of intellectual disabilities. Students first explore the characteristics of people with intellectual disabilities and then read about some of the causes. This addresses genetic factors, biological and environmental factors: prenatal illness, birth defects, Fetal alcohol syndrome, maternal infections, and environmental factors. This is a perfect addition to your Intelligence unit of psychology. I have used this for both my elective
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lifespan Interview
This assignment encourages students to practice their communication skills and interview someone in the later stages of life about their adolescence and how much times have changed over the years. Many students found this assignment meaningful beyond the academic realm and gave them an opportunity to get to know a grandparent or loved one on a deeper level. Once the students complete their interviews, they must compare and integrate that with what they learned in class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Human/Lifespan Development - High School Psychology
Self-Efficacy: An Intrapersonal Skill
Are your students struggling to fully understand self-efficacy and how it applies to their own life? Make it personal with this task. Students will navigate through these google slides independently, making internal reflections along the way. Students will be asked to think about their own strengths and weaknesses and make a plan for the future.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Self-Efficacy Bundle
Freud's Psychosexual Theory, Stages Human Development, 11th/12th/college 20 T/F
Sigmund Freud, a renowned psychologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, proposed a comprehensive theory of human development known as the Psychosexual Theory. This theory posits that human personality and behavior are influenced by the interactions between our inherent sexual and aggressive drives and the way society shapes and restrains them. Freud's theory also introduces the concept of five stages of psychosexual development, each associated with specific challenges and conflicts. These sta
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pavlov's Three Stages of Classical Conditioning- 11th/12th/college 20 True/False
Ivan Pavlov, a Russian physiologist, made a groundbreaking contribution to the field of psychology with his research on classical conditioning. Classical conditioning involves the process by which an initially neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful stimulus, resulting in a learned response. Pavlov identified three distinct stages in this process: Before Conditioning, During Conditioning, and After Conditioning. These stages shed light on how organisms learn to associate stimuli an
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Psychology of Fear quiz- 11th/12th/university - 30 True/False Questions with
Fear is a fundamental and complex emotion that plays a significant role in human experience. It can elicit powerful responses, influence behavior, and impact mental well-being. Understanding the psychology of fear is essential for comprehending its various facets, from its evolutionary origins to its role in psychological disorders. In this section, we present 30 true and false statements related to the psychology of fear, along with explanations for each statement.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social Emotional Learning: Week of Making Friends and Connections
These 5 lessons in a Google Slide format will help teach elementary students about how to make friends. Topics range from what is a connection to how to use compliments, questions and empathy to make friends and connections. Activities do require some writing, but could be differentiated for drawing or discussion. Each day has a video to watch, discussion/writing questions, and an activity.
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K - 5th
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Self Management Student Grade Tracker
Self Management Self Monitoring Grade TrackerStudent can learn to input their own grade so they have a easy visual of all their grades for each class. Their grades can also be displayed in a graph so they can see their progress at the end of each week. They will learn to analyze their grades, and they can see which classes they might need to focus on more. Counseling resource.
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6th - 12th
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Anxiety Grounding Exercise: 5-4-3-2-1
This is a series of ten Google Slides that can be projected or printed off as posters for the classroom or counselling office, or as handouts to give out to students to go over individually (in counselling) or together as a class. Included herein is one grounding technique presented in a few variations. Accompanying is a writing worksheet version (again presented in three minor variations). Together this activity/worksheet can help distract someone who is actively experiencing ANXIETY and HE
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Not Grade Specific
Social Emotional Learning: Week of Self Confidence
These 5 lessons in a Google Slide format will help teach elementary students about self confidence and self esteem. Topics range from turning failure into opportunity and positive self talk, to the power of yet and positivity. Activities do require some writing, but could be differentiated for drawing or discussion.
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K - 5th
Perspectives Practice Questions
This worksheet is designed to help students determine the differences in Psychological perspectives. Students are given 47 "situations", and they have to decide which perspective would be used. The perspectives used are:Psychodynamic Behavioral/Learning Cognitive Humanistic Biological Socio-cultural/social-psychologicalExample scenario: "When looking at why a person chooses to behave a particular way, I will examine the brain chemistry and hormonal issues of the person." Answer: BIOLOGICAL
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9th - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning: Week of Conflict Resolution
These 5 lessons in a Google Slide format will help teach elementary students about strategies and problem solving. Topics range from understanding big vs. little problems, strategies like compromising and the importance of forgiveness. Activities do require some writing, but could be differentiated for drawing or discussion. Each day includes a watch, discuss and write activity.
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2nd - 5th
Managing Negative Emotions 20 T/F quiz
A True/False quiz consisting of 20 questions designed to test your knowledge dealing with managing negative emotions. Questions will cover different strategies and techniques to cope with emotions for anger, stress, anxiety, and sadness. Each question presents a statement. Your task is to decide which statement is true or false. Carefully read and understand each statement. Apply your knowledge on the subject matter. To better help you understand why the statement is true or false, please
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Self-Efficacy: Times Two
Help your students develop a strong understanding of what it takes to build their own self-efficacy. This independent activity in google slides is meant to be completed by the student as they walk through the two-step process to developing self-efficacy. This could be used in a follow up as a starting point for one-on-one meetings and goal setting or to foster a rich whole class discussion.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Self-Efficacy Bundle
Perspectives in Psychology Hand Mnemonic (History and Approaches)
Overview and FeaturesHistory and Approaches unit, or AP review!Introduce or review the seven modern approaches of psychology using the hand mnemonic!Ways to useUse in conjunction with the "7 Modern Approaches Google Slides" presentation Link to the free download here! Can use as guided notes and go over the PowerPoint as students take notes on the sheet, or assign the PowerPoint and have students complete the sheet independently/with a partner/homework, etc. Have students come up with their own
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Perspectives in Psychology Practice Worksheet
Overview and FeaturesHistory and Approaches unit, or AP review!Includes all 7 of the modern approaches to psychology for two examples: aggression and test anxietyWays to useHave students give examples of how each of the different approaches might attempt to explain aggression and test anxiety by coming up with their own examplesCan be independent work, group work, or homework Great for AP and regular
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9th - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning: Week of Positive Choices and Impulse Control
These 5 lessons in a Google Slide format will help teach elementary students about making positive choices. Topics range from understanding how our feelings affect our choices, predicting consequences and staying in control. Activities do require some writing, but could be differentiated for drawing or discussion. Each day includes a watch, discuss and write activity.
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3rd - 6th
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Mindfulness Choice board Meditations: Primary/Elementary/Middle school WFH
WFH or in classroom (if they have individual devices)dicuss vocabulary to articulate how we feel. independently follow the meditation you choose.
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4th - 7th
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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Perspectives in Psychology Hand Mnemonic Presentation (History and Approaches)
Overview and FeaturesHistory and Approaches unit, or AP review!Introduce or review the seven modern approaches of psychology using the hand mnemonic!EditableIncludes the focus of each approach, examples, and sample questions a psychologist in that field would ask Includes graphics and a video linkWays to useUse in conjunction with the "Perspectives in Psychology Hand Mnemonic" worksheetLink to the worksheet here!Can use as guided notes and go over the PowerPoint as students take notes on the she
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
I-Connect District Implementation Stage 4: Full Implementation Resources
This gives you access to the I-Connect District Implementation Stage 4: Full Implementation Resource Library.Resources included:I-Connect Student Nomination FormI-Connect Implementation Fidelity I-Connect Student Fidelity I-Connect Mentoring Fidelity ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I-Connect is a technology-based self-monitoring system that supports Student users to independently increase on-task behaviors and classro
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Not Grade Specific
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