Psyched 2 Teach

Includes Concept Application questions for almost all essential vocabulary from the new CED!*Almost 500 questions in total! *Organized and color-coded by all 5 units! *Includes an answer key!!This can take you through 6 full class periods. You can assign as homework or do as in-class review activities!

A 32-page document of all AP Psychology vocabulary, including shortened definitions and many visuals!Aligned with the newest CED updates, organized by Units/Topics, also includes each CED learning objective at the top of each section.Save your students time and energy by providing them with this incredible study tool!

A thoughtful, organized, clear & non-biased analysis of the spectrum of political ideologies in the US. Provides students with 10 topics in which students think about their own views. At the end, they write a short paragraph analyzing their various ideas and the political alignment(s).Also includes a "coming together" section in which it explicitly states that ALL Americans want the same things, we just disagree in HOW. There is also a thoughtful reflection question at the end.

Have guilt-free movie days where students are truly practicing psychology concept application skills! This bundle includes FIVE movie analyses from each unit in Psychology/ AP Psychology. Students will practice AP Psychology Skill 1: Concept Application. This bundle scaffolds the analyses: the first one has many supports, including definitions and a writing template that includes sentence starters. From there, the supports gradually decrease so that students can be more independent. Three

An interactive and very independent analysis of AP Psychology's "Hunger Motivation" topic. Aligns with AP Psychology Topic 4.6 Includes biological, psychological, and social-cultural analysis of Hunger! Also includes some Skill 3/ Data Interpretation questions.

This tutorial teaches students everything they need to know about writing the Article Analysis Question for AP Psychology's FRQ. It includes a writing guide, a breakdown of all 7-points of the AAQ, and the answer key! **See my bundle for a slideshow to teach from that includes the steps, breakdown, timing, and RUBRIC broken down by points.

This slideshow teaches students everything they need to know about writing the Article Analysis Question for AP Psychology's FRQ. It includes a breakdown of the College Board's description, the test's timing, and a breakdown of all 7-points of the AAQ. ***Also includes models and examples of answer key. the 7-point breakdown. and includes an actual practice AAQ! **See my bundle for a full writing guide with sentence stems and answer key!

Student Jigsaw and Understanding Perspectives. Includes videos on the experience of how people are seen through the lens of Black, Arab, and Asian perspectives. Students understand others' perspectives through analysis from the "Conversation on Race" series from the NYTimes. Includes groupwork and personal analysis and reflection.

A standards-based case study on assimilation and the role of power and the U.S. government. **Includes TWO different lexile readings from Junior Scholastic to allow for differentiated instruction and reading. Includes analysis of artifacts from the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian.

Such a fun and interactive whole-class activity! Students meet up with different "potential roommates" & decide if their Big 5 Personality trait matchup would be a SUCCESS or a STRUGGLE! Excellent for both AP Psychology and Regular Psychology. ***SEE BUNDLE for corresponding worksheet that students complete while rotating with different partners!

Students can complete individually or in groups of 2 or 4. 2 Experiments on Conformity and 2 on Obedience. Students analyze the purpose, procedure, and results of the experiments. Students make real-world connections

Designed for the DEVELOPMENT unit! A complete, full-unit project in which students create, care for, and answer AP-aligned questions about their "sock-baby" and its development. *Includes instructions on how to create the sock baby, questions that are aligned with every updated AP-topics for Unit 3A (Development), as well as scenarios, photo requirements, etc.

Includes a full slidedeck for teaching the components of the AP Psychology Article Analysis Question. Includes an actual AAQ for practice. Includes answer key. Includes Student writing guide. Includes rubric breakdown of each point, if it scores or not, and an explanation why.

Students will work in groups of 3 to analyze different videos about the causes and effects of global population changes. They will write main ideas, supporting details/ supporting evidence, and look for similarities. They will reflect with a closing question at the end, and cite evidence learned from the day's lesson.

Students will research a famous person with a disability to learn about their abilities and accomplishments! Includes intersectionality question and reflection. Objective: Recognize the achievements and contributions of people with various disabilities who had a positive impact throughout history. Celebrate the diversity of human abilities.

Students will analyze various examples of prejudice, discrimination, and stereotypes via videos and personal connections. Allows for student-choice and reflection on these topics. Perfect for a culture or identity unit in social studies!

Straightforward, efficient, and high interest activity where students are given 9 key social psychology vocabulary terms and must apply any 4 terms to how cults form OR to a specific cult they can research. All videos and websites are linked within the worksheet and it is ready to use immediately! Aligns with updated AP Psychology CED: Topic 4.3 Psychology of Social Situations Appropriate for both AP and Regular Psychology!

Such a fun and interactive whole-class activity! Students meet up with different "potential roommates" & decide if their Big 5 Personality trait matchup would be a SUCCESS or a STRUGGLE! Excellent for both AP Psychology and Regular Psychology. ***Includes teacher slideshow AND corresponding worksheet that students complete while rotating with different partners!

A student favorite! A thoughtful, meaningful, and introspective positive psychology lesson! Students apply Carl Rogers "Humanistic" Approach to their personality. Includes terms like Unconditional Positive Regard and Self-Actualization. Page one is UPR and page two is a self-actualization VISION board!

*Accompanying worksheet for Big 5 Roommate Matchup activity! Such a fun and interactive whole-class activity! Students meet up with different "potential roommates" & decide if their Big 5 Personality trait matchup would be a SUCCESS or a STRUGGLE! Excellent for both AP Psychology and Regular Psychology. ***SEE BUNDLE for corresponding teacher slideshow that provides directions and prompts for students to answer when they rotate to different partners!