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One-off lessons that sit outside the unit plans. Some you run from the front of the room; the rest students work through on their own.
Teacher-led, with a presenter mode.
Students rank who is to blame for a death, then the victim's reason for being there changes and the rankings move. The just-world phenomenon and victim blaming.
Read the cautions firstPaper onlyOpen the lessonHow the shape of a dataset exposed a famous honesty study as fake, and why faking data is an ethics violation even when no participant is harmed.
About 45 min plus videoOpen the lessonSelf-paced on any device; answers save in the browser.
Guided notes check, then 5 missions: House vs. Senate, draw-the-districts gerrymandering game, Congress leaders, committees, and an exit ticket.
Free SampleRead-aloud built inCopy into Canvas to turn inOpen the pageResearch NC's 2 senators and 14 representatives with instant answer checks, build the delegation chart, and find the person who represents you.
Check for understanding built inEnds in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageThe Nov. 3 results from Congress down to New Hanover County: seat charts, maps, a veto-override calculator and a recount calculator, ending in a claim-evidence-reasoning response.
NewOne-try check-insCopy into Canvas to turn inOpen the pageHow the General Assembly works, what NC's governor can't veto, the 3/5 override math before and after the 2026 election, New Hanover County's races and real case files from Raleigh, ending in a claim-evidence-reasoning response.
NewRead-aloud built inCopy into Canvas to turn inOpen the pageSeven stations on motivation, emotion, stress and health, positive psychology and personality. Students take short surveys and try demos, then use their own results to explain AP terms, ending in 12 AP-style questions.
NewEnds in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageThirteen short nightly readings on learning theory, with check-ins and an "Am I ready?" checklist in each.
Free sample5 to 9 min eachOpen the pageStudents run a secondhand clothing shop and use Skinner's operant conditioning to turn one-time buyers into regulars: tag real shop tactics, build a retention plan, then debate whether it's customer service or manipulation.
Spotify playlist built inEnds in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageScenario questions in the style of the Learning Theory test, each with an explanation, then walk-throughs of both free-response options, the AAQ and the EBQ, with scoring guides. Includes the study guide as a PDF or Word download.
NewPrint or download to turn inOpen the pageColor vision and hearing in stations: afterimages, trichromatic and opponent-process theory, color vision deficiency, and the ear step by step.
Printable student guideOpen the pageSmell, taste, touch, pain, balance and body position, each with a demo to try before writing anything down.
Ends in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageTop-down processing, attention, Gestalt grouping, depth cues and constancy, each a station to try, ending in AP-style scenarios.
Ends in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageScenario questions in the style of the Sensation & Perception test, each with an explanation, then a walk-through of the Article Analysis Question with a practice study and scoring guides.
Print or download to turn inOpen the pageBarbara Johns, Brown v. Board of Education and the civil rights movement, ending with whether the movement delivered.
Download or print to turn inOpen the pageTwenty case files across the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments, then applying the precedent to new cases.
On level, easier or SpanishEnds in a PDF to turn inOpen the pagePicture cards, matching, an allowed-or-not sort and a quick check on the Bill of Rights, the later amendments and five landmark Supreme Court cases.
Read-aloud built inPrint or save as PDF to turn inOpen the pageA notes check, picture cards, a three-way power sort, a quick check and two short sentences on what Congress can and can't do.
Read-aloud built inEnds in a PDF to turn inOpen the pageStudents write their own bill and push it from idea to law: committee, floor debate, Lobby Day deals, a Senate filibuster and the President's desk, with real case files at every IF/THEN crossroads.
Read-aloud built inCopy into Canvas to turn inOpen the pageTaylored Works
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