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Higher education other (social studies) graphic organizers
Sociology - Social Groups and Subculture Analysis Activity Package
Bikers, Hippies, Nerds, oh my!
How are the Amish different from gangsters? How are they similar? What values do they reject and what values do they share? Sociology must grapple with what binds groups together and sets them apart, and your now students can too.
This package is a collection of activities involving the study of human social groups and subcultures, designed to get students to discuss, analyze and think critically about how people interact collectively within society. You ca
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Greek Mythology Unit | Ancient Greece Activities | 6th-10th Grades
Help your students see Greek myths in a whole new light with this Greek Mythology Unit. This complete 6-week curriculum introduces the structure and purpose of myths in society, highlighting the similarities of mythology to the modern day. This helps students identify the enduring patterns and motifs in mythology that represent human experiences and behavior even today, thousands of years later. ● Encourages learning while having fun: Developed to create a truly immersive learning experience, th
Grades:
6th - 10th, Higher Education
Digital & PDF Reconstruction Plans DBQ
Allow your students to read primary documents to understand the three major plans for Reconstruction. These documents include the main points of Lincoln's, Johnson's, and the Radical Republicans' plan for bringing the South back into the Union, decisions to punish or pardon Confederate leaders, and opinions on rights for newly freed slaves. This resource includes:Teacher Guide/NotesReconstruction Plans Graphic OrganizerSmall Document SetLarge Document SetGoogle Slides Digital Chart (link to the
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Reconstruction 1865-1877 - Two Graphic Organizers
Teacher-prepared notes show students what is important and how ideas relate, and offer a model for how students should take notes themselves (Marzano et al., 2001). These notes look at Lincoln, Johnson, and Congress's plans for Reconstruction 1865-1877. Specifically, these notes look at how Lincoln, Johnson, and Congress tried to answer the following questions: 1.) How should Southern states be readmitted, 2) What should be done to help free African Americans, and 3) Who should be in charge of R
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Parts of the Brain Stations & Application Activity Lesson -AP Psychology Biology
Parts of the Brain Stations & Application Activity Lesson -AP Psychology This lesson includes:16 Colorful stations for brain parts describing what each part does, which part of the brain it is located in, and what happens if it is injuredA graphic organizer for students to complete based on the stationsAn application and analysis worksheet for students to identify which scenarios are referring to which brain parts based on their functionsAn answer key for the analysis worksheetThe lesson can
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
APUSH Period 5: Reconstruction Phases Graphic Organizer (Student Friendly)
Reconstruction has been voted America's worst history topic as students have historically struggled to understand the political overlap and short term vs. long term effects. This Reconstruction Phases graphic organizer was specifically designed to clarify confusion over the various phases. This graphic organizer is aligned to A.P. United States History objectives and was designed to be compatible with both Crash Course U.S. History, AMSCO APUSH prep book, or can be easily adapted to fit your pre
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Demographic Transition Model Card Sort (AP Human Geography, Topic 2.5)
This card sorting activity allows students to struggle with matching the 5 stages of the DTM with population pyramids, population statistics and scenarios. Also included is a graphic organizer so students can keep track of and study what they learned. There are 10 Population Pyramid and statistic cards, 10 scenarios and 5 DTM Stage cards. This is an engaging lesson that allows for collaboration amongst students of all levels. Great as an intro to the topic, or review. In my class, groups who mat
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: AP Human Geography Card Sort Bundle
Sociology: Guided notes for PowerPoint Cultural Diversity & Conformity
The BEST and most ORGANIZED guided note-taker to use with students for Sociology! Description: These guided notes cover the following topics:The Meaning of CultureCultural VariationThe American Value SystemSocial ControlSocial Change Here's what you'll get.This particular product is a PDF file that is to be filled out by the students as you go through the section powerpoints. Notes have an emphasis on:Vocabulary Examples of theories and conceptsSummarized notes in bullet points Why is this perf
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Global History 1 & 2 - Turning Points Graphic Organizers and Research Activities
The Global History I & II - Turning Point Graphic Organizers and Research Activities can be used for each Turning Point or collectively as a review. Students will: 1) define the characteristics of each Turning Point by exploring the 5W's and How, and/or the categorizing of each Turning Point by using either the PERSIA or PEGS strategies.2) explain the Cause/Effect relationship between the previously explored Turning Point(s)Turning Points include are:Global 1The Neolithic Revolution (Cha
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Psychology worksheet Working Model of Memory | mini bundle | evaluate activity
Yes! Got to love a great visual organiser that challenges the brain. This product contains some great activities for use in a lesson on Working model of memory. No prep required, just print off the student booklet or allocate the digital booklet to your students OneNote or Teams and you are ready to get started!CHECK OUT THE VIDEO PREVIEW FOR SUGGESTED USE AND PRODUCT RUN DOWN.Focusing on the Model of memory and addressing the objective "Evaluate two models of memory, including the working model
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Origins and Contributors of Sociology Graphic Organizer
The following is a graphic organizer (in the form of a chart) in which students are instructed to locate and label information about the key contributors of Sociology. Students are asked to describe the biographical background, guiding beliefs/ideas, and overall contributions to the field of Sociology. The students are asked to find this information about the following people:- Auguste Comte- Harriet Martineau- Herbert Spencer- Karl Marx- Emile Durkheim- Max Weber- Jane Addams- W.E.B. DuboisSt
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Civil War Graphic Organizer: The War on One Page (with answer key)
The entire US Civil War on one page in an easily understood graphic organizer.
This can be used as a broad overview in a teacher led note taking activity, a pre/post assessment on a Civil War unit, as a test review, or as another tool in your differentiation kit. I have had kids complete this basic one and then complete one on their own on a larger piece of paper on which they add more details to the skeleton of info they get from this activity. Used this way it could be the core of an enti
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Sociology: Socializing the Individual Powerpoint Notes
UPDATED 11/1/2022The BEST and most ORGANIZED guided note-taker to use with students for Sociology! Description: These guided notes relate to the Unit on Socializing the Individual. It covers the following topics:1: Personality Development: arguments of nature vs. nurture, sociobiology and the factors that shape personality development 2: The Social Self: the four major theories of socialization 3: Agents of Socialization: agents of socialization, resocialization and total institutions There ar
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Sociology Agents of Socialization Activities
Add some sparkle to your already AWESOME teaching with this Agents of Socialization mini bundle. Included is a Google Slide Show Lecture and two activities to reinforce your teaching. Crash Course #14- Socialization: This one page worksheet comes with a key.Lecture: The slideshow goes over the agents of socialization with definitions and discussion questions. It is fully editable.This worksheet/discussion is designed to add texture and personal meaning to Agents of Socialization. Activity 1:
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychoactive Drugs Stations and Analysis NO PREP Activity - AP Psychology Health
Psychoactive Drugs Stations and Analysis NO PREP Activity - AP Psychology HealthThis lesson includes:An overview station explaining Agonists and Antagonists and what the tolerance, withdrawal, and addiction are.Colorful stations for each category of drugs: depressants and sedatives, stimulants, hallucinogens, and opioids. Each station includes explanation for how various drugs affect neurotransmitters, the body, and the brain.A graphic organizer for students to complete based on the stationsAn
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Sociology: Racial and Ethnic Relations PowerPoint Notes
UPDATED 11/11/2022Sociology: Racial and Ethnic Relations Powerpoint Notes The BEST and most ORGANIZED guided note-taker to use with students for Sociology! Description: These guided notes relate to the Unit on Racial and Ethnic Relations. It covers the following topics:RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE:Understand how race is both a myth and a reality. Define the cultural characteristics of ethnicity. Define minority groups. PATTERNS OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS :Differentiate between discriminat
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Comparing Continents and Countries Reading and Venn Diagram
This is a simple, one-page reading which discusses some similarities and differences between countries and continents. At the conclusion of the reading, students are asked to complete a Venn Diagram comparing continents and countries using the reading.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Global History 2 - Turning Points Graphic Organizers and Research Activities
The Global History II - Turning Point Graphic Organizer and Research Activity can be used for each Turning Point or collectively as a review. Students will: 1) define the characteristics of each Turning Point by exploring the 5W's and How, and/or the categorizing of each Turning Point by using either the PERSIA or PEGS strategies.2) explain the Cause/Effect relationship between the previously explored Turning Point(s)Turning Points include are:The World in 1750 (Characteristics)The World in 1750
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Global History 1 - Turning Points Graphic Organizers and Research Activities
The Global History I - Turning Point Graphic Organizer and Research Activity can be used for each Turning Point or collectively as a review. Students will: 1) define the characteristics of each Turning Point by exploring the 5W's and How, and/or the categorizing of each Turning Point by using either the PERSIA or PEGS strategies.2) explain the Cause/Effect relationship between the previously explored Turning Point(s)Turning Points include are:The Neolithic Revolution (Characteristics)The Neolith
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Vietnam & the 1960s Word Wall
This captivating word wall contains a definition and illustration for the following Vietnam & 1960s terms:Title (Vietnam War 1955-1975)VietnamizationGulf of Tonkin Resolution26th Amendment17th ParallelLiving Room warAnti-War ProtestsAgent OrangeWoodstockGuerilla WarfareKent State Shooting NapalmTet OffensivePentagon PapersCredibility GapRoy Benavidez
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Endocrine System: Hormones & Glands Stations and Activity - AP Psychology
Endocrine System: Hormones & Glands Stations and Activity - AP PsychologyThis lesson includes:An overview station explaining what the Endocrine System isColorful stations for 5 glands (Pituitary, Thyroid, Pineal, Adrenal, and both male and female Gonads) describing what hormones each produces, where they are located, the important functions they play, and what happens if they aren't functioning properly.A graphic organizer for students to complete based on the stationsAn application and anal
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Research Literature Review Outline
This document outlines how students can develop a cohesive, strategically-organized literature review. To be successful, a literature review must alert readers to the scope of the research topic, indicate some lingering gap in the research literature on that topic, and connect that gap with the students' own research questions. This outline, which provides background and is organized thematically, will help students make these kinds of strategic moves, rather than merely summarizing sources. I h
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: AP Research Writing Worksheets Bundle
Neurotransmitters Stations & Application Activity Lesson - AP Psychology Biology
Neurotransmitters Stations and Application Activity Lesson - AP PsychologyThis lesson includes:Colorful stations for 7 important neurotransmitters describing what they do and what happens if a brain has too little or too much of eachA graphic organizer for students to complete based on the stationsAn application and analysis worksheet having students determine which neurotransmitter is being referred to and whether there is too much, too little, or a typical amount.An answer key for the analysis
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Cold War Vocabulary Assignment
This Cold War Vocabulary assignment includes the following:10 Cold War Vocabulary TermsFor each term, students will need to complete the following: define the term, explain its significance to the Cold War, identify the term, and write a sample sentence. Vocabulary Writing AssessmentStudents will be given two writing options to demonstrate their knowledge of the vocabulary terms
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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