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A senior high school biology lesson on enzymes covering catalysis, enzyme activity, cofactors/coenzymes, competitive and non-competitive inhibition, allosteric regulation, feedback inhibition, factors affecting enzyme activity, denaturing, and lactose intolerance, provided as teacher and student slide decks.
Teach senior physics students about relative motion and frames of reference, including how to calculate relative velocity between multiple frames of reference
A slide presentation surveying the U.S. federal executive Cabinet departments, their heads, founding dates, and core responsibilities.
A senior chemistry lesson teaching volumetric analysis (titration): its uses, procedure, equipment, and calculation problems, delivered as a slide presentation with a companion student handout.
A resource package (presentation plus a fill-in note-taking worksheet) that introduces high school students to AI and ChatGPT - key terms, fair use arguments, and types of AI - to support a classroom discussion.
A multi-part behavioral economics unit (IB-level) covering how psychology challenges rational-choice assumptions, including bounded rationality, biases, and nudge theory, with a slide deck, definitions worksheet, video question sheet, and practical-application essay questions.
Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School & High School The Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School & High School is an essential teaching resource in this age of distance learning. Designed specifically with middle and high school educators in mind, they facilitate a smooth transition to providing effective online…
A high-school history activity, modeled on a Holocaust Museum strategy, that personalizes the September 11, 2001 attacks by having students learn the biographies and outcomes of real individuals affected by the attacks.
A micro-learning slide deck teaching students to identify stratus clouds and understand the weather they produce, combining a video-lesson slot, an informational reading passage, vocabulary/comprehension practice, and a quick-write.
Provides 50 quote-based writing prompts (one per slide) for high-school students to practice quick/timed journal or essay-style writing and build writing stamina.
Informational slide deck profiling 17 Japanese landmarks (e.g. Tokyo Tower and other iconic sites) for social studies/geography instruction.
Teach self-sustainability skills for coping with setbacks, rejection, and difficult emotions.
Informational slide deck profiling 20 English landmarks (e.g. Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, White Cliffs of Dover) for social studies/geography instruction.
Informational slide deck profiling 20 Russian landmarks (e.g. Red Square, the Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral) for social studies/geography instruction.
Support a lesson - paired with a companion documentary episode - on the history and impact of fast food, covering franchises, growth, and obesity, for middle/high school social studies.
A sociology/social-studies lesson analyzing how gender roles are socially constructed and reinforced through 'agents of socialization', covering gender-role expectations, the gender pay gap, occupational segregation, and global gender inequality.
A multi-part U.S. Government/History teaching package on the Federalists vs. Antifederalists debate over ratifying the U.S. Constitution, including a slide deck lesson, a sorting graphic organizer, and a 'Who Would Say That?' comprehension worksheet, each with an answer key.
An interactive digital 'micro-learning' slide deck that teaches the difference between weather and climate through a video/reading passage and follow-up close-reading and vocabulary activities.
A note-taking style PowerPoint lecture presentation covering the founding and development of the English colonies in America (Jamestown, Virginia, Plymouth/Pilgrims) for a US History course.
Deliver a micro-learning slide deck lesson about young Americans entering farming/agriculture, combining a video lesson, an audio-supported reading passage, close reading, vocabulary, and a quick-write informal assessment
A math/interdisciplinary PowerPoint lesson exploring the Golden Ratio (Phi, 1.618) as it appears in the human body and in Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, connecting math, art, and history.
Teach high-school geography students (grades 9-12) the concepts of latitude, longitude, the Prime Meridian, and the International Dateline through a lecture slide deck paired with fill-in guided notes.
A brief Google Slides activity introducing students to the contents of the U.S. Constitution (Articles 1-7 and the Amendments) via linked resources, followed by comprehension questions and a True/False drag-and-drop activity.
Introduce and define satire and its component literary devices/elements so students can identify them before or while reading a satirical text.