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Watch the linked Crash Course Sociology YouTube episode, then write short-answer responses to 15 numbered comprehension questions in the blank space provided under each question.
Watch the referenced video and answer 15 short-response questions about burnout prevention (sleep, exercise, nutrition, social connection, unhealthy work environments, and aligning career choices with personal values); an included answer key gives model answers.
An ESL/ELA reading comprehension and listening lesson built around a biographical text about musician David Bowie, paired with a teacher lesson plan.
A GCSE study worksheet guiding students through detailed analysis of Mr Birling's speech-making and the Inspector's entrance/questioning technique in Act 1 of An Inspector Calls.
A creative-writing/history worksheet prompting students to imagine and write what a plague doctor might have said to a suffering patient, using a supplied word bank.
A math worksheet set introducing function tables: what a function is, how input/output relate via a function rule, and practice completing and deriving function tables.
Follow along with the slides (including embedded videos), then record notes on the origin of Self-Determination Theory, define autonomy/competence/relatedness in their own words, give personal examples of each, compare intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation, and reflect on how the theory applies to school, work, and life.
Read the Heinz Dilemma scenario, individually answer/vote on 4 reflection questions on a worksheet (e.g., 'Should Heinz steal the drug?', variations changing the relationship to the person or animal in need), then post responses as sticky notes on a shared Jamboard to compare classmate opinions, and review…
A quotation-analysis worksheet focused on Sheila Birling and the representation of women in An Inspector Calls.
A self-checking algebra worksheet giving students four leveled sets of practice simplifying expressions, with immediate answer verification built in.
An algebra worksheet giving students practice simplifying square roots and self-checking their work via a solve-and-match letter code.
For 4 graphed quadratic functions and 4 quadratic equations, determine domain, range, x- and y-intercepts, vertex, increasing/decreasing intervals, and end behavior, showing scratch work as needed.
A quotation-analysis worksheet that has students examine what Mr Birling says in An Inspector Calls and what each line reveals about him.
This solve-and-match worksheet asks students to solve linear equations and connect each numerical answer with a letter in the supplied bank. The problems vary the variable's position and include fractional coefficients, giving students practice with more than one equation form. A worked key supports review; one, no, or infinitely many solutions offers a separate next step in classifying equation solutions.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL movie-guide worksheet for the film "Lincoln", used to build vocabulary, character recall, and written reflection after students watch the film.
A social studies lesson teaching the definition and features of totalitarianism and its rise after World War 1, with application to students' own lives.
A comprehension worksheet that uses a comparison chart of three American colonies (Maryland, the Carolinas, Georgia) to build analytical reading and historical comparison skills.
A close-reading worksheet contrasting Mr Birling's individualist philosophy with the Inspector's final speech, to build the theme of responsibility.
Simplify a series of numeric and variable expressions with rational exponents, putting answers in simplified radical form with positive exponents and rationalized denominators; one item asks students to show an equivalence between two exponent forms.
A literature worksheet that has students analyze Shakespeare's well-known life-stages monologue from As You Like It.
Students solve multi-step inequalities across four sets of increasing difficulty: Set A and B require matching solutions to an answer bank and recording the letter; Set C requires checking whether a given proposed answer is correct and showing supporting work; Set D requires solving independently and showing all work.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL movie-guide worksheet for the film "Philadelphia", used to build vocabulary, character recall, and written reflection after students watch the film.
An essay-preparation worksheet exploring the generational conflict between the young (Sheila, Eric) and old (Mr and Mrs Birling) characters in An Inspector Calls.
An ESL/ELA test worksheet assessing student mastery of the past simple tense, including irregular verb forms, negatives, and question formation.