High School teaching resources for Canada
Crash Course Government Episode | 48 - Monetary and Fiscal Policy
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Monetary and fiscal policy are separated, compared, and then connected across fifteen viewing questions. The monetary section examines reserve requirements, interbank interest rates, open-market operations, quantitative easing, and inflation. Tax changes, supply-side economics, federal revenue, mandatory spending, Social Security, and Medicare shape the fiscal section. Teacher response pages parallel the student sequence for a concept-by-concept review. Together, the two sections show how separate institutions influence economic conditions through different policy mechanisms.
Author Pygmalion Ed
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, Government Policies, Government Regulations, Government Video, Government Worksheet, Crash Course Fiscal Policy
Crash Course Government Episode Worksheet | 50 - Foreign Policy
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Fifteen open-response questions guide students through Crash Course Government episode 50 on foreign policy, from the presidency's diplomatic role to Congress's treaty-ratification power, with a fully written answer key.
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Tags Foreign Policy, Government Policies, Government Lesson, Government Worksheet, Crash Course, Government Videos, Economic Policy
Crash Course Psychology #13: How We Make Memories
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Fifteen video-comprehension questions walk students through Clive Wearing's amnesia case and the Atkinson-Shiffrin model of encoding, storage, and retrieval, paired with a full teacher answer key.
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Tags Memory, Psychology, Crash Course, Worksheet, Questions, Digital
Crash Course Psychology #14: Remembering and Forgetting
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Memory and forgetting are explored through fifteen short-answer questions accompanying the Crash Course Psychology episode, following an eyewitness-testimony story to explain implicit and explicit memory, priming, and the primacy effect.
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Tags Memory, Psychology, Crash Course, Critical Thinking
Crash Course Psychology #15: Cognition (How Your Mind Can Amaze and Betray You)
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Fifteen short-answer questions accompany the Crash Course Psychology cognition episode, walking students from a basic definition of cognition through concepts, prototypes, problem-solving strategies, and the framing effect on risk perception.
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Tags Psychology, Crash Course, Problem Solving, Video Guide, Comprehension Questions, Critical Thinking
Crash Course Psychology #16: Language
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Fifteen short-answer questions follow Crash Course Psychology's language episode from Kanzi the bonobo through phonemes, morphemes and babbling to Chomsky's universal grammar, with a teacher key supplying a full written response for every item.
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Tags Language Development, Crash Course, Video Companion, Comprehension Questions, Answer Key
Crash Course Psychology #18: The Growth of Knowledge
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Piaget's cognitive development theory drives this Crash Course Psychology worksheet, with fifteen short-answer questions and a full teacher answer key. Fifteen short-answer questions follow one psychology video through Piaget's account of cognitive development, from schemas and object permanence to egocentrism, theory of mind and the criticisms of his model.
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Tags Cognitive Development, Piaget, Vygotsky, Psychology, Crash Course
Crash Course Psychology #20: Adolescence
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A teacher answer key gives full model answers for 15 numbered items keyed to Crash Course Psychology's "Adolescence" episode, moving from Erik Erikson's identity-versus-role-confusion crisis in the teenage years through his intimacy-versus-isolation crisis in young adulthood and his eight-stage model of lifelong psychosocial development. Later items extend into adulthood and aging: the difference between fluid intelligence, which peaks in adolescence, and crystallized intelligence, which grows with experience; the physical changes of aging such as declining reaction time and hormone production; and the distinction between normal memory changes, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease. One item connects the material to the film The Breakfast Club as an illustration of the adolescent struggle between standing out and belonging.
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Tags Adolescence, Crash Course Psychology, Erikson's Stages, Psychosocial Development, Supplemental Resource
Crash Course Psychology #36: Biomedical Treatments
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A video-guide worksheet follows Crash Course Psychology's Biomedical Treatments episode with fifteen sequenced open-response questions, from measuring psychotherapy's effectiveness to specific brain-stimulation treatments.
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Tags Psychology, Mental Health, Crash Course, Video Guide
Crash Course Psychology #8: Consciousness
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Fifteen open-ended questions tied to Crash Course Psychology's Episode 8 on Consciousness cover its definition, brain-imaging research, the dual-process model, and change blindness, with a matching teacher answer key.
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Tags Crash Course, Psychology, Worksheet, Questions, Attention, Brain
Crash Course Psychology #9: Sleep & Dreams
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Fifteen short-answer questions guide students through the Crash Course Psychology episode on sleep, from the four sleep stages to REM's discovery by an eight-year-old test subject.
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Tags Psychology, Video, Worksheet, Comprehension, Critical Thinking
Crash Course Psychology Episode Worksheet | 13 - How We Make Memories
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Fifteen short-answer questions follow Crash Course Psychology episode 13, moving from the case of Clive Wearing to Atkinson and Shiffrin's three stages of memory formation and the capacity limits of short-term memory, with a teacher answer key supplying the expected response to each.
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Psychology, Psychology Video, Memories, Consciousness, Vocabulary, Independent Work, Comprehension
Crash Course Psychology Worksheet | 18 - The Growth of Knowledge
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Piaget's theory of cognitive development anchors fifteen viewing questions for Crash Course Psychology Episode 18, delivered as an editable Word worksheet with a completed teacher key.
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Tags Cognitive Development, Vocabulary, Independent Work, Psychology, Crash Course
Crash Course Sociology #11: Cultures, Subcultures, and Countercultures Worksheet
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The worksheet follows a sociology episode across concepts including high and popular culture, mainstream norms, subcultures, theoretical perspectives, countercultures, assimilation, multiculturalism, and cultural diffusion. Learners record written responses as they view. The packet contains duplicated student sheets and teacher checking pages, useful for alternate classroom copy arrangements.
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Tags Sociology, Culture, Subculture, Counterculture, Video, Worksheet
Crash Course Sociology #2: Major Sociological Paradigms Student Worksheet
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Fifteen short-answer questions follow Crash Course Sociology episode 2 from the definition of a paradigm through macro and micro levels of analysis to structural functionalism, conflict theory and symbolic interactionism.
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Tags Social Studies, Sociology, Crash Course, Video Guide
Crash Course Sociology Episode | 24 Social Class and Poverty in U.S.
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Marx's two-class model and Weber's income-based definition anchor fifteen video-response questions on Crash Course Sociology's episode about social class and poverty in the US.
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Tags Social Class, Poverty, Sociology Education, Crash Course Sociology, Critical Thinking
Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 15 - Social Interaction & Performance
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The guided questions move from basic social interaction and structure toward the expectations attached to relationships and roles. Later prompts address a theatrical model of social life, including how people manage impressions and behave differently before an audience or away from it. The final open response invites personal reflection on performed roles. A parallel completed version supports checking,.
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheets, Social Interaction, Social Performance, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Course, Comprehension
Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 16 - Social Groups
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A video-companion worksheet guides students through fifteen short-answer questions on the Crash Course Sociology episode about social groups, from group types to the Milgram Experiment, with a full answer key included.
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheet, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Video, Comprehension Questions
Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 2 - Major Sociological Paradigms
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Fifteen prompts follow the episode’s introduction to paradigms and ask learners to distinguish several ways sociologists frame social life. The sequence moves from the purpose of a paradigm to structural-functional, conflict, and symbolic-interaction perspectives, including the levels and social features each emphasizes. Learners respond while viewing, then use the separate completed pages for review.
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheet, Culture, Diversity, Comprehension Questions, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Video
Create A Candidate (Engaging Local Election Simulation)
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The simulation places learners in a fictional city election and asks them to build a complete candidate profile. Teams consider qualifications and public image, rank positions on local issues, make campaign-finance choices, plan advertising, and reflect on how polling or voter preferences can influence political behaviour. Duplicate packet pages support more than one group or version. The task integrates civics concepts with persuasion, budgeting, collaboration, and ethical discussion.
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Tags Civics, Government, Campaign, Election, Roleplay
Periodic Table Crossword Puzzle – 20 Elements
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Twenty periodic-table chemical symbols serve as the only clues in this crossword, so students must recall and spell each element's full name.
Author DIGITAL SCHOOL OF LIFE
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Tags CROSSWORD, PUZZLES, CHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL ELEMENTS, Periodic Table
Crossword Puzzle: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
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The student page presents a large numbered grid with extensive across and down clue lists. Some entries focus directly on the tragedy’s characters, political conflict, themes, and events, while others draw on language, history, geography, science, and popular culture. This mixed clue design demands both literary recall and broader vocabulary knowledge. Page two is labelled as the completed solution and adds explanatory notes for selected entries; none of those responses are repeated in the authored copy.
Author Jay Waggoner
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Tags Crossword Puzzle, Literature Exploration, Vocabulary Enrichment, Educational Resource, Shakespeare
CUT AND GLUE | 6 FREE WORKSHEETS
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Cut-and-glue practice is distributed across six visual worksheets. Learners separate the printed pieces, compare their images or shapes with the target spaces, and attach each choice in its corresponding location. The repeated hands-on response method stays stable while the page visuals change. Testing every loose piece before gluing adds a deliberate visual-comparison step to the fine-motor worksheet activity on each page.
Author EDITORIAL LAURA EDUCA
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Tags HEALTH, BODY, BODY PARTS, CUT, FREE, FREE RESOURCES
Derivatives of Inverse Trig Functions – PowerPoint
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An eighteen-slide calculus deck that recaps the differentiation rules and trig derivatives, states the inverse function theorem, derives the arcsine and arccosine results in full, lists all six inverse trig derivatives and closes with three worked examples.
Author Maths Support Centre
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Tags Calculus, Derivative, Differentiation, Inverse Trigonometric Functions