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Theories of Deviance | Sociology | Scenario + Infographic Project + Quiz
** Introductory price! Save 20% -- price increases soon! Help your Sociology students think like real sociologists with this engaging, flexible mini-unit on the Theories of Deviance! Students explore why people break rules, how society responds, and how different theoretical perspectives offer unique explanations for the same behavior. Built around a relatable scenario and hands-on application, this lesson set makes abstract concepts meaningful, visual, and highly interactive. At the core of th
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Criminal Justice - Law, Other (Social Studies), World History
Writing & Revision Tool and Protocol - Increase Engagement on Written Work
This is a tool designed to help engage secondary students in the writing, editing, and revising process. Using this tool, you will get more mileage from any writing assignment, boost metacognition; and provide efficient, tailored feedback to students that points them in the correct direction without giving away answers. .zip file Includes the Editing/revision tool, instructions for use, and an example screenshot. You can use this tool and this process in google docs, google classroom, canvas, o
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Grammar, Other (ELA), Writing
CCSS
W.8.4
, W.8.5
, W.9-10.4
+18
What Logical Fallacy Are You? Personality Quiz | Introduction to Debate Style
Ditch the dry definitions and introduce logical fallacies with a quiz students will actually want to take!Before diving into complex rhetorical analysis, grab your students’ attention by turning the mirror on them. This engaging personality-style quiz allows students to uncover their "Logical Default"—the specific trap their brain naturally falls into during a heated debate or argument.By framing flaws in logic as a relatable "debate style," this resource builds immediate buy-in, lowers student
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Other (ELA), Reading, Writing
Do You Think Globally? A Personality Quiz for Global Citizenship
Are your students truly global citizens? Spark fantastic classroom discussions about our interconnected world with this engaging and thought-provoking personality quiz! "Do You Think Globally?" is a no-prep, ready-to-use resource designed to get students thinking about their place in the world. This quiz moves beyond simple geography facts to explore the attitudes and habits of mind that define a global citizen. It's the perfect tool for Social Studies, Current Events, or Advisory classes to int
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For All Subjects, Other (Social Studies), World History
Quantum Computing 101
Introduction into Quantum Computing. This provides an basic overall explanation of Quantum Computing. It includes who the key players in the industry are and their approach to solving this complex issue. Also included is a key term match and quiz to review the material. Machine Learning and artificial intelligence.
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Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Statistics
End of Year ELA Project: Character Awards and Evidence-Based Literary Analysis
Celebrate a year of reading with a high-engagement, student-led "Literary Oscars" ceremony! This three-phase project gamifies character analysis and evidence-based writing to keep your middle or high school ELA students focused and invested until the final bell. When your end-of-year ELA classroom feels hollowed out by testing and essays, you know it's a sign that you need something creative and fun. Capture the magic of your curriculum one last time with The Literary Awards. This isn't just a
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Literature, Novel Studies, Reading
CCSS
RL.9-10.1
, CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.SL.1
+2
Scramble Square Puzzles
Scramble square puzzles are hands-on brain teasers that boost critical thinking, visual-spatial skills, and persistence. They also teach it’s okay to start over! Sometimes you’ll place eight pieces perfectly, only to find the last one doesn’t fit! This encourages resilience and flexible thinking, all while keeping learning fun, collaborative, and screen-free.
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CCSS
MP1
, MP7
AP Environmental Science – Unit 9 Packet: Global Change
This review worksheet is designed to help AP Environmental Science students prepare for Unit 9: Global Change on the AP Exam. The questions reflect the College Board APES Course and Exam Description (CED 2025). Practice FRQ's and an answer key is provided.
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Biology, Environment, General Science
Also included in: AP Environmental Science Units 1-9 Packets Bundle
AI-Proof It Bundle — Assignment Audit Gem + Teaching Strategies Gem
The complete AI-proof lesson design system. Audit any assignment for AI vulnerability, then redesign it using 6 research-backed strategies.Two Gems. One system. The complete solution for AI-resistant lesson design.Students are using AI to complete assignments in seconds. Detection doesn't fix it. These two tools do. The Assignment Audit Gem tells you exactly why an assignment is vulnerable and what to do about it. The Teaching Strategies Gem helps you redesign it — or build something new — usi
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