Examining foundational arguments from major thinkers alongside contemporary debates on morality, governance, and the nature of existence. Addresses core concepts like political structures, consciousness, and the conflict between agency and fate.
A concise assessment tool for evaluating student understanding of sovereignty, the difference between states and governments, and political legitimacy at the end of a lesson.
A teacher guide for the first lesson of the AP Government Mastery series, including learning objectives, discussion prompts, and an answer key for foundational political science concepts.
A student worksheet for AP US and Comparative Government focusing on the categorization of political systems, sources of legitimacy, and foundational US political philosophy.
A visual slide deck introducing fundamental political science concepts for AP US and Comparative Government, covering sovereignty, legitimacy, and the state-regime-government hierarchy.
A personal reflection exit ticket for students to apply the concepts of toxic vs. healthy shame and identify personal societal 'strings' they wish to cut.
A quick reflection ticket for students to analyze how social media serves as a platform for social performance and the amplification of the 'Ideal Image'.
A group activity worksheet where students deconstruct assigned social roles by identifying the 'Ideal Image' and the shaming mechanisms used to enforce compliance.
A group activity guide for 'The Puppet Strings', where students brainstorm societal pressures and visualize them as strings controlling a teenager's 'false persona'. Updated with increased space for student work.
A visual presentation deck accompanying the Nietzsche video, exploring themes of true self, the "should" vs. "want" dichotomy, and the metaphors of the puppet and the mask.
An extension research worksheet for the "Ancient Mind Hacks" lesson, where students research a modern study on social media and anxiety to evaluate the validity of Stoic principles.
A classroom anchor chart visually summarizing the key differences between the True Self and False Persona, as well as Healthy vs. Toxic shame.
A visual presentation for the lesson, featuring integrated video, discussion prompts, and key conceptual breakdowns of Nietzschean shame and the 'want vs. should' dilemma. Updated to ensure all text meets minimum visibility requirements.
A set of 6 printable discussion cards for the "Ancient Mind Hacks" lesson, prompting students to connect Stoic metaphors (like the battery and the umbrella) to psychological concepts like locus of control and cognitive flexibility.
A student reading and reflection handout featuring an excerpt from Erving Goffman's 'The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life' with space for analysis of social performance.
A reflective exit ticket for students to consider the limitations of adaptability and the value of moral consistency, designed for two-per-page printing.
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for a sociology lesson on shame, identity, and social control, featuring pacing, discussion prompts for the Nietzsche video, and activity keys.
A visual presentation for the "Ancient Mind Hacks" lesson, connecting Marcus Aurelius's Stoic virtues to modern psychological concepts like cognitive distortions and anxiety.
A comprehensive facilitator guide for the 'Unmasking the Self' lesson, including lesson timing, discussion prompts, and key psychological concepts.
Discussion cards for the Philosophical Chairs activity, providing prompts based on Marcus Aurelius's analogies and civic concepts to fuel student debate.
A visual presentation for the lesson including the warm-up quote, the embedded Marcus Aurelius video segment, Philosophical Chairs instructions, and the central debate prompt.
A structured student handout featuring observation areas, cross-disciplinary role-play scenarios about decision fatigue, and a formal policy recommendation template for court reform.
Set of four provocative discussion cards for a Socratic Seminar focused on the ethical and systemic implications of decision fatigue in the courtroom.
A visual presentation for the 'Justice and Biology' lesson, featuring the parole study case study, video embed, definitions of decision fatigue, and Socratic seminar prompts.
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 'Justice and Biology' lesson, including pacing, key concept definitions, discussion extensions, and a policy recommendation rubric.
Comprehensive facilitation guide for the 9-lesson unit, including pacing, philosophies, and tips for high-energy delivery.
Reflection journal for Grade 5 Lesson 1, focusing on individual joy, community connection (Ubuntu), and the 1963 March on Washington.
Instructional slides for Grade 5 Lesson 1, celebrating 'Black Boy Joy', the value of Ubuntu, Pharrell Williams, and the 1963 March on Washington.
Activity sheet for Grade 6 Lesson 1 where students map their energy to excellence and reflect on advocacy.
Instructional slides for Grade 6 Lesson 1, celebrating Simone Biles, the value of Virtus, and the 1968 Olympic milestone.
Reflection journal for Grade 7 Lesson 1, helping students identify stressors and self-care strategies while connecting to the value of Kenkyo.
Instructional slides for Grade 7 Lesson 1 focusing on mental health advocacy, Megan Thee Stallion, Kid Cudi, and the value of Kenkyo.
Reflection worksheet for Grade 7 Lesson 2 focusing on personal goal setting and the value of Ganas.
Introductory slide deck for Grade 7 Lesson 2, featuring 'The Other Wes Moore' story, an icebreaker, and the #PathwaysChallenge IG activity.
A comprehensive teacher's guide for the 'River Fates' lesson, including a pacing guide, discussion prompts, answer keys, and pedagogical tips.
A comprehensive comparison chart for students and teachers detailing the differences in geography, agriculture, and religion between Egypt and Mesopotamia.
A pair-work activity sheet featuring a Venn diagram and analysis questions comparing the geography and culture of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia.
A visual presentation for a World History lesson comparing the Nile and Mesopotamia, including an embedded Crash Course video and discussion prompts.
An answer key for the Caste Quest Worksheet, providing sample responses for the pyramid labeling, diary entry, and critical thinking reflection.
Visual anchor chart illustrating the four main castes (Varnas) and Dalits, including descriptions and key religious terms (Karma, Dharma, Reincarnation).
Student activity sheet for the Caste System Quest, including a tiered pyramid graphic organizer and a diary entry writing prompt.
A detailed guide for teachers to facilitate the Health Geography lesson, including pacing, expected student responses for the barrier map, and deep-dive discussion questions.
A comprehensive student worksheet for mapping barriers to healthcare access based on case studies and Sangu Delle's TED Talk. Includes conceptual and reflective sections.
A collection of three regional case studies (Ghana and Nigeria) designed for students to analyze the social, economic, and geographic barriers to mental health treatment.
A slide deck for AP Human Geography exploring health geography and cultural perceptions, featuring Sangu Delle's TED Talk and interactive discussion prompts.
A print-ready exit ticket for students to reflect on the cultural and psychological impact of relativity. Includes space for a deep reflection on turn-of-the-century anxiety and a lingering questions section.
A visual slide deck exploring the paradigm shift from Newtonian to Einsteinian physics and its cultural impact. Includes the Train Paradox simulation, video integration, and discussion prompts.
A comprehensive teacher's guide for the Logic Lab lesson, including pacing, scenario answer keys, and Theory of Knowledge (TOK) connections.
A philosophical reflection prompt focused on Descartes' radical doubt and its relevance to modern challenges like AI and deepfakes.
A worksheet for analyzing real-world logic scenarios using inductive and deductive frameworks, inspired by Bacon and Descartes.
A visual slide deck guiding students through the logic of the Scientific Revolution, featuring video integration and a breakdown of Baconian vs. Cartesian reasoning.
Instructional guide for the Rails to Reels lesson, including pacing, discussion prompts, and sociological analysis of technological infrastructure.
Discussion cards for a sociology lesson on how infrastructure shapes social interaction and psychological health.
A research organizer for students to investigate modern technological ailments and compare them to the historical concept of Railway Spine.
Visual presentation for a sociology lesson on technological infrastructure, featuring hook images, the Crash Course World History video, and structured research prompts.
A student-facing critical analysis worksheet focusing on the statistical debate and longitudinal research regarding media violence and aggression.
A graduate-level capstone project brief that challenges students to synthesize mirror neuron research with digital modeling to propose a theoretical update to Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory.
A grading rubric for teachers to evaluate the Spirit of Reform Mural Project, focusing on content accuracy, symbolism, the moral suasion defense, and research quality.
An introductory presentation for the Antebellum Reform Mural Project, covering the philosophical roots of the era, the concept of moral suasion, and project expectations.
A student research organizer for the Antebellum Reform Mural Project, providing space for research on the six reform pillars and tracking scholarly sources.
The project overview document for the Antebellum Reform Mural Project, detailing the six required reform pillars, key content, and project requirements.
Visual presentation slides reviewing the definition, categories, and spiritual importance of the seven sacraments.
Teacher answer key for the Grace Map Worksheet, providing suggested responses and theological clarifications for the seven sacraments.
A comprehensive review worksheet for the seven sacraments, featuring categorization activities, short-response questions on spiritual importance, and a personal reflection section.
The complete answer key for the Morning Offering Quiz, identifying all 15 blanks and providing a grading breakdown.
A 15-point fill-in-the-blank quiz for the Morning Offering Prayer, featuring a word bank and a polished, sacred aesthetic.
The teacher answer key for the Spirit Spark matching worksheet.
A matching worksheet for 7th-grade students to identify the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit and apply them to real-life scenarios.
A polished 15-point fill-in-the-blank quiz for the Morning Offering prayer with numbered answer blanks, a word bank, and a Sacred Heart visual theme.
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 'Pathos of Things' lesson. It includes learning objectives, a detailed pacing guide, discussion anchors for the video segment, and instructional tips for the creative poetry workshop.
A student reflection journal for documenting observations and creative poetry. It guides students through video analysis, the waterfowl quote reflection, a nature-based observation activity, and a comparative extension on cultural aesthetics.
A visual presentation for high school students exploring 'Mono no aware' through Heian period literature, Buddhist philosophy, and comparative cultural analysis. Includes a hook on cherry blossoms, embedded video segment, and a creative poetry workshop.
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 'Crown of the Nile' lesson, featuring pacing, critical thinking prompts, misconception alerts, and scaffolding for the Socratic Seminar.
A facilitation guide for teachers to deliver the Confucian Social Harmony lesson, including pacing, essential questions, and pedagogical tips.
A structured reflection journal page for students to synthesize their learning about divine kingship and its impact on personal freedom.
An updated visual presentation deck that emphasizes the Social Contract and Rousseau's concepts of the general will and consent of the governed. Includes font size corrections to meet accessibility standards and updated CER prompts.
An updated teacher's answer key for the Refined Final worksheet, incorporating the expanded evidence for the Social Contract, Rousseau, and the general will, along with a revised grading rubric.
An even more detailed version of the Reason for Revolution worksheet with an expanded reading passage covering Locke's inalienable rights, Montesquieu's three branches, Voltaire's civil liberties, and Rousseau's general will. Includes 29 writing lines and a refined glossary.
An optimized version of the V5 Final worksheet with reduced font sizes and tightened margins to ensure the Reading Passage, Inquiry Question, and Part 1 (Claim) all fit comfortably on the first page. Maintains exactly 30 writing lines across the document.
A formal CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) writing assignment for the Architects of Liberty lesson. It provides a structured framework for students to argue which Enlightenment philosopher had the greatest impact on American government, including a planning graphic organizer and a rubric.
An answer key for the Designing Democracy Worksheet, providing suggested responses and correct matching for the Architects of Liberty lesson.
A student worksheet for the Architects of Liberty lesson. It includes matching, short answer analysis, and scenario-based application of Enlightenment philosophical concepts.
A visual presentation deck for the Architects of Liberty lesson. It breaks down the Enlightenment philosophers' key ideas using a modern blueprint aesthetic and clear, high-contrast layouts for classroom instruction.
An expanded reading passage for the Architects of Liberty lesson, detailing the contributions of Enlightenment philosophers Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Voltaire, Beccaria, and Wollstonecraft. It uses an architectural blueprint theme to frame the intellectual history of democracy.
