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Psychology Project: Clinical OR End-of-Year!

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This project is called "Houses of Understanding" and can be used as a Disorders/Treatment/ Clinical Psychology project OR a final exam OR an end-of-year project! Students choose one disorder to research, complete a research template, and create a physical "house" that becomes symbolic for the disorder's potential causes, risks, symptoms, treatments, and hope and resilience! It combines creativity with critical thinking and has an overall objective of creating empathy and understanding around th

10th - 12th

Psychology

Also included in: BUNDLE: Psychology End-of-Year Project or Clinical Project

Front Page News! APUSH Monroe Era of Good Feelings Newspaper Activity

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Tracey Drahos

In this engaging activity, students step into the role of reporters and editors to create a newspaper front page covering the Era of Good Feelings (1815–1825). Using primary sources such as Monroe’s inaugural address, the Missouri Compromise, Jefferson’s “fire bell in the night” letter, and the Panic of 1819, students craft headlines, short articles, and even political cartoons. The project encourages students to: Analyze and interpret primary sources Practice historical thinking skills (cause

10th - 12th

U.S. History

Mysteries of the Terracotta Warriors

Created by

Kyle Smith

In this assignment, you will explore the Netflix documentary Mysteries of the Terracotta Warriors to deepen your understanding of the Qin Dynasty and China’s First Emperor. By watching the film with subtitles, you will take guided notes, analyze the historical significance of the Terracotta Army, and reflect on what this discovery reveals about ancient Chinese beliefs, technology, and leadership. After viewing, you will write short analytical responses to connect the film to broader themes in w

6th - 12th, Higher Education

Asian Studies, Other (Social Studies), World History