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I have taught Psychology and Data Science courses online for over four years, including Best Selling and Best Rated courses.

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Perspective Taking Activities: Understand Peers By Understanding Human Behavior

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Included:8 Videos - Each video is between 3 to 6 minutes and covers a determinant of behavior or a cognitive bias. 2 Activity Sheets/Worksheets per video (16 total) - Includes a Crossword, True or False, Fill in the Blanks, and Short-Answers. Individual, Group or Both - How you choose to utilize the product is up to you! As an example, students could individually watch a video, fill in the worksheets for the video, and then get into groups to discuss their answers. It works well as a Speaking an

7th - 11th

Character Education, English Language Arts, School Psychology

CCSS, TEKS

SL.8.1

, SL.8.1a

, SL.8.1b

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Child Development Cheat-sheet for Teachers (or Parents)

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Students have needs, both cognitive and psychological, as they develop. While needs are largely dependent on a child's age, healthy development requires teachers and parents to understand important milestones and also to consider the activities that would help ensure the milestones are met. This is a useful pdf for both teachers and parents. The pdf is 5 pages (4 without Cover Page) Age Ranges included: 0-2 2-7 7-11 12 +

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Psychology, School Psychology

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Experience

I have taught Psychology and Data Science courses online for over four years, including Best Selling and Best Rated courses.

Teaching style

I like creating resources that help students with their particular problems. The more individualized the learning for students, the better! If we are diverse, we all have different needs.

My own education history

4 year BA in Psychology (Honors) 2 years of a Masters in Educational Psychology (School/Child Psychology) before withdrawing voluntarily. I worked with children and teens who had learning disabilities, mental health concerns, and social-emotional functioning problems.