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I have a child with Autism (Level 1) & ADHD. I was a school counselor in Nevada for 2 years. I also have 10 years of experience as a high school social studies teacher in Pennsylvania, teaching: Economics, Honors Psychology, Psychology, Anti-Bullying / Character Education, U.S. History I. For student teaching experience, I taught World History, with focus on the Middle East
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Psychology, Personalities: Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
This lesson includes the explanation of Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Develpment (page 2), a useful chart depicting the 3 main levels and 6 subcategories (page 1), in addition to 4 commonly used examples of Kohlberg's theory (pages 3 & 4). References and internal citations are provided.
This is a useful lesson to use with psychology students of various ability levels. They way I present it includes photocopying pages 1 and 2 back to back. I also copy pages 3 and 4 back to back. I do NOT staple
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Character Education, Psychology
Approaches to Psychology Chart
I give this chart to every psychology student in regular, honors, and AP classes at the beginning of the semester. It would also work for college-level students.
I recommend students put this chart at the front of their notebooks at a reference or study guide for the different approaches to psychology.
The chart includes 5 columns. The first column has the approaches to psychology (Structuralism, Functionalism, Psychoanalysis, Behaviorism, Gestalt, Biological, Humanistic, and Cognitive).
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Personality Theories: Carl Jung
This handout on Carl Jung includes sections on his life (background), levels of consciousness, personality types (including mention of Jung's influence on the Meyers-Briggs Types Indicator), personality development, and dream analysis. A picture of Jung is included, as well as the references / work cited at the bottom of page 3). Several Jung quotes are included where appropriate.
This handout is great when teaching various levels of psychology, especially honors and AP. With higher level ps
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Character Education, Psychology
Psychology of Color
This is great lesson for Psychology (both high school and college) and for Art class. It explains the psychology behind the colors: black, white, brown, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, pink, and purple. Each color section includes a picture of a notable item in the coordinating color (for instance, the color orange has "orange" and a picture of the orange (fruit), which helps with memory storage and recall. The PowerPoint also includes information about the 3 primary colors, secondary color
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology, Visual Arts
Personality: Theory Comparisons
This excel sheet is very useful for students enrolled in psychology when they are learning about theories of personality, including: Piaget, Kohlberg, Freud, Eric Erikson, and Trait theory.
The top of the page lists the 5 personality theories stated above, while the left side of the paper lists ages from birth (top of page) to 65 years old (bottom of page). Within each theory's column, the theories main categories and short discription is listed.
This is an excellent study guide. Additionall
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Psychology: Erik Erikson
A one-page explanation of Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. Includes a chart, depicting the successful and unsuccessful results of each of Erikson's 8 stages.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology, School Psychology
Differences between Demand and Supply Chart
This is an awesome resource for economic students of all levels--high school, AP, College level, etc. It is especially helpful after students learn demand and struggle with shifting their mindset to supply.
The chart is set up with Demand characteristics on the left,
Supply characteristics on the right, and the variables in the middle.
These variables include: a definition, the laws (of demand and supply), variable relationships, curve, slope, schedule, curve, movement (including causes, re
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics
Economics: Shifts of the Supply Curve
This is a wonderful resource for economic students of all levels--high school, AP, College level, etc. It is especially helpful as students are learning the causes of shifts of the supply curve.
The 5 causes of a shift of the supply curve are on the left side of the page. Each of these effects is simply explained on the right sides, including graphs depicting these changes.
The citation of the acronymns for changes in supply is noted on the bottom of the page.
Please note, the reference gui
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Business, Economics
Psychology: Learning Theories Presentation Project
The Learning Presentation / Project is a wonderful activity for honors, AP, and college level psychology students. It would work well for regular psychology students who are motivated to do work.
The project is incorporates both theories of learning (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and cognitive learning) and incorporates higher levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.
Students are divided into groups of 8--in pairs or groups of 3 students. Each group chooses a researcher (Pavlov, Watson
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Economics: Demand PowerPoint
I taught 11th grade economics for 6 years and developed this step-by-step explanation of demand for teachers to use in a classroom. It is really useful for general economics classes, as well as honors, AP, or college level economics. It would also be useful for homeschool students.
After the outline slide, several slides go over slope to explain how math is used in economics (for background / schema pursposes) and then transitions into how plotting a slope is how to plot a demand schedule on
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Business, Economics
Personalities: Sigmund Freud's Theory
This 5 page handout is a great resource for psychology students for various levels, including regular, honors, and AP.
It includes background information, details on the psychodynamic theory, techniques to discovering the unconscious, divisions of the mind, defense mechanisms, and psychosexual stages.
Pictures of Sigmund Freuds and the famous iceberg picture depicting the divisions of the mind are included. References are included as well. There is a 2 page chart on common defense mechani
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Psychology: The Power of Birth Order
The listing includes 3 items: an article, worksheets, and answer key.
This is a great activity to give to students during the personality chapter in psychology--either an regular, honors, or AP levels. I had students read the article and answer the questions independently either during class (for regular level) or at home (for honors or AP level). This is also a great activity for students to do if you are at a meeting. I would grade their answers (number of points for each question is also
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Economics: Shifts of the Demand Curve
This is a wonderful resource for economic students of all levels--high school, AP, College level, etc. It is especially helpful as students are learning the causes of shifts of the demand curve.
The 5 causes of a shift of the demand curve are on the left side of the page. Each of these effects is simply explained on the right sides, including graphs depicting these changes.
The citation of the acronymns for changes in demand is noted on the bottom of the page.
Please note, the reference gu
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Business, Economics
Honors Psychology: Drugs (Project)
A comprehensive lesson for honors or AP psychology students, Health, or Science classes. This lesson incorporates detailed instructions about the project and chart-type rubric for each of the components. This project integrates students' knowledge about the stages of consciousness, types of drugs, symptoms of users, and possible treatment options.
Specifically, the project was designed for groups 1-3 members, with each group choosing a different drug, from the teacher-provided list (ex: m
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Health, Psychology
Economics: Supply PowerPoint
I taught 11th grade economics for 6 years and developed this step-by-step explanation of supply for teachers to use in a classroom. It is really useful for general economics classes, as well as honors, AP, or college level economics. It would also be useful for homeschool students.
The first few slides explain the difference betwen demand and supply. I found this helpful as a teacher, as students often answered the supply questions with answers that had to do with demand.
Several supply vo
9th - 12th
Business, Economics
Brave New World Interdisciplinary Lesson
This interdisciplinary handout on Brave New World explains major topics used in the book, including those of historical and psychological imporatance. This works very well for 11th or 12th grade English classes, especially those of College Prep or higher levels. However, material from this document may just be used by the teacher to facilitate Socratic seminars and/or check on the research projects pertaining to Brave New World.
This 6 page document includes information about Henry Ford, Colo
10th - 12th
Literature, Psychology, World History
Economics: Demand Worksheets for Students
These 17 pages (and an additional 17 pages of answer sheets for teachers, for a total of 34 pages) are the student worksheets for the demand chapter in economics, which follow the demand powerpoint (it is already on teachers pay teachers).
Included: 3 pages for students to write notes on vocabulary; a chart for students to write the comparisons of a change in quantitiy demanded and a change in demand; 2 pages on the relationship between slope, supply, and demand; 1 page on understanding deman
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics
Personalities: Alfred Adler
This one page overview on Alfred Adler includes information on him (background), his beliefs, and this theory of superiority and inferiority. It also includes a picture of Adler. Works cited / reference section is located at the bottom of the page.
This is a good handout to use when discussing personality theories in psychology and it is appropriate to use for the different levels of psychology (regular, honors, AP).
When teaching (especially the honors and AP classes), I prefer to accompa
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Character Education, Psychology
Personalities: Learning Theories PowerPoint
This Learning Theories PowerPoint is excellent to use with various levels of psychology students--including regular level, honors, AP, and college leve--when studying Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, and Cognitive Learning.
3 groups of learning are described in separate / appropriate sections. For each theorist, a brief (one-slide) background on the person is given, explanation of their experiment, a visualization (usually a video and a picture) are presented. Additionally, each th
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology
Counseling Military Children in Small Groups
As a certified and licensed school counselor, I have used this lesson plan for middle school (grades 6-8) children of military families near a military base. This is very useful for students diverse populations.
This file includes a permission slip, questionnaire for screening students / post-session comparison, and lesson plan for pre-session and 6 group sessions.
The questionnaire includes open ended questions and 20 Likert-type questions (ranging from strongly agree through strongly disag
4th - 12th
Character Education, School Counseling
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About the store
Experience
I have a child with Autism (Level 1) & ADHD. I was a school counselor in Nevada for 2 years. I also have 10 years of experience as a high school social studies teacher in Pennsylvania, teaching: Economics, Honors Psychology, Psychology, Anti-Bullying / Character Education, U.S. History I. For student teaching experience, I taught World History, with focus on the Middle East
Teaching style
Use combination of lecture, question / answer, group work, independent work, projects, essays, etc. to allow students to be successful. I understand students have different talents / abilities.
My own education history
M. Ed. Secondary School Counseling, Licensure, M.A. Computers in Education grades K-12, B.A. Criminal Justice.
Virginia School Counseling License, Virginia History and Social Studies Teacher License
Pennsylvania Professional Education Certificate, Social Studies, grades 7-12 & Pennsylvania Professional Educational Specialist as a Professional School Counselor grades 7-12
Professional K-12 School Counseling License for the State of Nevada, Professional 7-12 Social Studies Teaching License for the State of Nevada
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