Biological rhythms, sleep cycles, and the psychological impact of dreaming. Analyzes altered states of consciousness including hypnosis, meditation, and the effects of psychoactive substances.
A comprehensive 10th-grade psychology unit exploring circadian rhythms, sleep architecture, disorders, dream theories, and psychoactive substances. Students investigate how biological and chemical factors regulate and alter human consciousness.
A comprehensive psychology sequence for 9th-grade students exploring the neurobiological development of the adolescent brain. Students investigate the structural changes, chemical drives, and environmental factors that shape decision-making and behavior during their teenage years.
This 10th-grade psychology sequence explores altered states of consciousness, from hypnosis and meditation to the neurochemistry of psychoactive drugs and addiction. Students evaluate scientific theories, analyze physiological changes, and investigate the biological mechanisms that drive perception and dependence.
A comprehensive 11th-grade psychology unit exploring consciousness, attention, and the major theories of dreaming, from Freudian psychoanalysis to modern neurobiological and cognitive models. Students move from defining conscious awareness to critiquing scientific evidence in a culminating seminar on the function of dreams.
A comprehensive 11th-grade psychology unit exploring altered states of consciousness through hypnosis, meditation, and psychoactive drugs, focusing on neurobiology and public health.
A high school psychology unit exploring the subjective experience of dreams and the biological malfunctions of sleep. Students move from psychoanalytic interpretations to neurobiological theories, ending with the diagnosis of sleep disorders and the creation of evidence-based sleep hygiene plans.
Une leçon interactive pour maîtriser huit concepts fondamentaux de la philosophie à travers des révisions visuelles et un quiz d'évaluation.
A comprehensive 90-minute assessment covering the breadth of the AP Psychology curriculum, including a 60-question multiple-choice exam, a post-exam reflection, and a detailed study guide for review.
