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Middle school psychology thematic unit plans
Debating Topics for Middle/High School: Mental Health
Get your middle/high school students debating topics that are both relevant and important to them while building their critical thinking skills. Students will be encouraged to develop their communication and debating skills, while opening their minds to different viewpoints. Each debate package covers and reinforces the five basic steps of the debating process: gathering information, exploring all sides of an issue, forming an initial opinion, defending the position in a debate and finally, refi
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Debating Topics- Middle/High School: Growing Bundle- Grades 8-12
Emotional Intelligence in Theatre
This resource has slides and interactive handouts for the Enneagram Test, Meyer Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Test, Career Finder Test, Personal Vision Board, and Working through Emotions. Most can be used personally to enhance knowledge of self, and can also be tied into theatre characterization. Includes one general lesson plan template based on Emotional Intelligence in Theatre that includes Theatre TEKS and can be adjusted to fit your needs for this unit.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Representing Teen Culture - The Breakfast Club (Focus Film)
This resource includes a fully sequenced program of work and supporting resources (over 50 pages) for teaching a unit of work based on 'Representing Youth Culture' through the lens of the camera.
It includes a unit outline and a suggested sequence of lessons and activities (over 20 hours) with specific targeted resources.
In addition to a user friendly, purposeful study guide to engage students while watching the film 'The Breakfast Club', this resource now includes viewing guides suitable fo
Grades:
8th - 12th
“-Ologies” Bundle for the Middle-Grade Social Studies
Included in this bundle are 4 comprehensive units.AnthropologyArchaeologyMythologyPsychologyABOUT THE “-OLOGIES” SERIESThe self-directed activities in these comprehensive units are keyed to Bloom’s Taxonomy. They emphasize higher-level thinking skills and, although not so marked, they also encourage fluency, originality, and risk-taking. The teacher's section provides answers and additional background information as well as quizzes, tests, and a crossword. Grades 5–12AnthropologyStudents gain a
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Mental Health Bundle: Middle/High School Resources
This bundle includes our Mental Health Conversation Starters, our Teenage Depression Conversation Starters, our Mental Health Debate Package as well as our Discussing Depression Package. All resources offer a creative and engaging approach to opening a discussion on mental health and well-being in the middle/high school classroom. Our conversation starters packages encourage critical thinking and allow students to discuss topics that are both relevant and important to them while simultaneously
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7th - 12th
1.1.1 The Positivist Approach Sociology O Level 2251 & IGCSE 0495 Lesson Plans,
Comprehensive Sociology Lesson Plans for Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 Welcome to your one-stop destination for enriching sociology teaching resources. Explore our meticulously crafted lesson plans, thematic plans, and unit plans specially tailored for the Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus. Key Features:✅ Complete Syllabus Coverage: Aligned with the latest Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus for a comprehensive learning experience.✅
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Criminology Homeschool Unit Study
Looking to let your homeschoolers explore Criminology? We have collected and organized the best resources to let them do just that!During this Criminology Homeschool Unit Study, students will explore the different forensic techniques that are used to solve crimes. We will also cover the science of Psychology to understand a little more about the human psyche. Experiences and Assignments include ...Who Done It? Toxicology Blood Splatter Time of Death Footprints Handwriting Anal
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8th - 10th
Social Psychology Experiments Unit
This unit could be done in a Psychology, science, history, or even an English classroom. After reading about famous social experiments (Bystander Apathy for example), students are asked to design, conduct, and present their own social experiments. The resources in this bundle should be used in the following order:1. Obedience to Authority - read article, summarize, video clips from slideshow2. Good Samaritan - read article, summarize, Seinfeld clip from slideshow3. Bystander Apathy - read articl
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8th - 12th
The Milgram Experiment: Obedience to Authority (summary - 20 questions)
Were the Germans (Nazi’s) in fact evil and cold-hearted, or was it a group phenomenon (which could happen to anyone...including you), given the right conditions? The most famous Social Psychology Experiment of all time - Stanley Milgram's Experiment on Obedience to Authority - inspired by the horrors seen in concentration camps during WWII. Milgram's test subjects are asked to use a "shock generator" to electrocute other participants, punishing them for incorrect answers during an activity - do
Grades:
8th
Also included in: Social Psychology Experiments Unit
Famous Social Psychology Experiments - articles and questions
Four of the most famous Social Psychology Experiments of all time have been provided here for students to read. Stanley Milgram's Experiment on Obedience to Authority is first - inspired by the horrors seen in concentration camps during WWII, subjects are asked to "shock" other participants for incorrect answers - do people obey authority even when the command is to hurt another human being? The results are terrifying!Next, students will read about the Good Samaritan Experiment - inspired by the
Grades:
8th
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Psychology (From the -Ologies Series)
From the -Ologies SeriesPsychology is the scientific study of mental processes and behavior. It is the objective of this book to introduce students to this fascinating subject and the sub-fields into which it is divided. It has matured through the centuries from its beginnings in supernatural beliefs, magic and taboo to its development as a scientific discipline. Students gain insight into the varied fields of psychology. They come to see how all of the branches help humans in their attempt to “
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: “-Ologies” Bundle for the Middle-Grade Social Studies
Prometheus and The Stanford Prison Experiment (pair texts) - Does Power Corrupt?
The Stanford Prison Experiment is one of the most famous and criticized social psychology experiments to have ever been attempted. Students will learn how a mock prison experiment quickly evolved into something with terrifying similarities to the unthinkable behavior seen in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany. Although the experiment was initially set to run for weeks, it ended after only 6 days, leaving us with frightening realizations about human behavior and the power of the situation to
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7th - 10th
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The Stanford Prison Experiment - Close Read (pair w/ Prometheus)
The Stanford Prison Experiment is one of the most famous and criticized social psychology experiments to have ever been attempted. Students will learn how a mock prison experiment quickly evolved into something with terrifying similarities to the unthinkable behavior seen in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany. Although the experiment was initially set to run for weeks, it ended after only 6 days, leaving us with frightening realizations about human behavior and the power of the situation to
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7th - 10th
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ELA Skills: Psychology Theme: Part 1 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
Grades:
7th - 9th
Character Traits: Online, Long-Distance Learning Unit
OVERVIEW: In this unit, you will be asked to choose a character trait to explore. You will find evidence in psychology, literature, history, current events, and art. The unit is adaptable so the educator may narrow its scope. It includes vocabulary, research, multiple reflections, and final project ideas. It has an interdisciplinary approach with ELA, History, Psychology, Current Events, and Art.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Good Samaritan Experiment: A study of helping behavior (20 questions)
The Good Samaritan Experiment - inspired by the biblical story, puts test subjects in an area where there is an actor (pretending to be in distress and needing assistance). This experiment hoped to measure the amount of helping behavior observed. When we are in a hurry and mission oriented, do we even notice the world around us? The results are again disheartening.After reading a section of the article, students will stop and record a variety of information, such as: what real events inspired th
Grades:
8th
Also included in: Social Psychology Experiments Unit
Affirmation Cards, a CBT Intervention for Elementary-Aged Children
Affirmation cards help children remember to implement thoughts replacement techniques. This is a cognitive-behavioral intervention that can be used for children elementary through middle school aged children. The material provided is to be used as an example to help encourage creativity in your clients. It is encouraged that you use index cards and markers to allow clients to design their own, unique cards for their personal use. Please note, this intervention was designed to be implemented
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Scope and Sequence for Abnormal Psychology Unit
This is a google sheet that lays out the 16 classes (90 minutes each) that make up my Abnormal Psychology Unit. It goes with my "Abnormal Psychology Unit" bundle!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Abnormal Psychology Unit
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
ELA Skills: Psychology Theme: Part 3 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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Grades:
7th - 9th
Parshat Beshalach - Bondage / Freedom, Interactive Lesson Plan
Learning the Parsha / Pesach / Pesaj / Passover through interactive, hands-on, fun cross-curricular; Psychology, Reading, Writing, Language Arts, Social, Practical Life, Philosophy, Traditions and Customs, History, Math, Music, Art, etc.) projects, Montessori materials and sometimes thought provoking activities for ages 2-18 years old.How the themes of the Parsha resound and can assist us in our everyday lives.Some of the topics in this week's Parsha connection include:1 & 2. Literature: Na
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kindness - Paying It Forward
This assignment explores what kindness is and looks at examples of kindness. The assignment is centered around the video "One Day" (5 minutes, 44 seconds) and has a pre-viewing question, a viewing question, and post viewing discussion questions based off of student observations during the video and a bit of personal reflection. There are a total of five questions that can be used for personal responses, class discussion, small group discussion, think-pair-share, or whatever works best in your cl
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6th - 12th
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ELA Skills: Psychology Theme: Part 4 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 cove
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Thoughtful Thursday: Powerful Results
Thoughtful Thursday activities are designed for students to explore content and themes related to literature units. This Thoughtful Thursday presents two famous psychology experiments on authority. It provides an opportunity to reflect on what was learned through each experiment and to apply understanding to concepts from Lord of the Flies.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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