Dan Hollenbaugh

This resource includes a google slides presentation on major people of the Scientific Revolution as well as guided notes for students. This can be used as a direct teach lesson, or slides can be printed and posted in the classroom/hallway to be used as a galley walk. Topics include the contributions of the following people: Ptolemy Copernicus Kepler Newton Galileo Francis Bacon Rene Descartes

This PowerPoint provides an overview of the scientific methods used in psychology, detailing the processes and techniques for conducting experiments, collecting data, and analyzing results. It covers various research designs, data collection methods, and ethical considerations. Extra information and teacher tips included in the speaker notes for teacher use! Topics Covered The Scientific MethodExperimental Design: Variables and HypothesesExperimental and Control GroupsSampling and Random Assignm

Note: This powerpoint does not cover everything included in AP Psychology unit 1. The two topics excluded are Sleep and Sensation. This PowerPoint explores how biological processes influence behavior, covering key topics such as heredity, neuron communication, the nervous system, endocrine system, brain structures, and the interaction of genetics and environment. This was designed for AP Psychology, but could be used in any Psychology classroom if you want a deeper understanding of the biology

In this inquiry approach activity, students will think deeply about different experimental scenarios and identify different aspects of each experiment. This assignment includes both the student worksheet, instructions for you to set up the assignment, as well as 5 scenarios for you to use in your classroom. It is fully editable and easy to customize, so if you need to shorten or lengthen the assignment you can do so easily.

This Jeopardy Review game reviews AP Psychology Sensation and Perception topics! Your students will enjoy playing through this game while they review this crucial material! When in present mode, all buttons work so that you can navigate around questions and back to the main board seamlessly. The file is completely editable, so if you want to change questions you are able to do so. Topics covered: Vision Audition Touch, Taste & Smell Perception Past Units (Biology & Intro Psych) Final Jeopard

This Jeopardy Review game reviews topics from AP Psychology around the Biological Bases of Behavior! Your students will enjoy playing through this game while they review this crucial material! When in present mode, all buttons work so that you can navigate around questions and back to the main board seamlessly. The file is completely editable, so if you want to change questions you are able to do so. Topics covered: Neurons Brain Peripheral Nervous System Drugs & Sleep Introductory Psycholog

This PowerPoint covers the evolution of psychological thought, key concepts, and influential figures from ancient times to modern theories. This is designed for AP Psychology, but can be used in any Psychology course! Some slides contain extra information and tips in the speaker notes section for teacher use! Topics Covered Ancient Philosophers (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle)Empiricism and Modern PhilosophyStructuralism and FunctionalismBehaviorism and Key ExperimentsPsychoanalytic TheoryCognitive

This classroom activity will show your students the power of embodied cognition! Students learn best by doing, and through this activity they will see their, and their classmates' emotions change from one simple request from their teacher. This activity is very easy to set up and comes bundled with an Excel tool that you can use to keep track of the data, to make it easy to show students results! Even if you are unable to use excel, I have described an alternative, easier way to still get enoug