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AP Psychology Friday, September 6

1. Take Attendance 2. Seating Charts 3. Discuss “Is this cheating?” 4. Discuss Prescientific Psychology (Objectives 1-3) 5. Homework: Prologue Vocabulary Grid: Due Monday 9/19 (This may be done in pencil)

Learning Target: Trace psychology’s prescientific roots, from early understandings of mind and body to the beginnings of modern science. Is this cheating?

1. Using information from a text or internet source without giving credit to the author by way of a footnote.

2. Looking at someone else’s test to see if they have the same answer as you.

3. Copying one answer from someone else’s test.

4. Copying several answers from another person’s test.

5. Working together on homework such as worksheets.

6. Getting a general idea of what is on the test from an earlier hour.

7. Providing a general idea of what is on the test to a later hour.

8. Obtaining prior notification of a pop quiz. 9. Providing advance notification of a pop quiz.

10. Copying someone else’s homework.

11. Allowing someone to copy your homework.

12. Purchasing essays off the internet.

AP Psychology Thursday, September 5

1. Take Attendance 2. Assign Seats 3. Return Chapter 7 Quest (make notations) 4. Complete Discussing Rules, Regulations, etc. 6. Begin Discussing Prologue (Objectives 1-3) 7. Homework: Prologue Vocabulary Grid: Due Monday 9/10 (This may be done in pencil)

Learning Target: Trace psychology’s prescientific roots, from early understandings of mind and body to the beginnings of modern science.

AP Psychology Wednesday, September 4

1. Take Attendance 2. Chapter 7 “Quest” 3. Social Contracts How do you want me to treat you? How do you want to be treated by each other? How do you think I want to be treated? What should we do if we have a disagreement? 4. BINGO (if time permits) Learning Target: Explain the major types of consciousness and sleep disorders.

AP Psychology Tuesday, September 3

1. Take Attendance (make name tents) 2. Collect Summer Work 3. Sign up for Wiki http://raduegeap.wikispaces.com/ 4. Rules 5. Doodling 6. Chapter 7 Test (20 multiple choice questions) tomorrow (9/4) Learning Target: Get to know each other and familiarize yourself with the class procedures and expectations Twitter: @raduegeappsych

AP Psychology Impres Tuesday, September 17 sMe!!! ! 1. Prologue and Chapter 3 Test 2. We are starting Chapter 1 next AP Psychology Impres Tuesday, September 17 sMe!!! ! 1. Is this cheating? 2. Who am I? 3. Prologue/Ch. 3 Test (59 multiple choice) Tomorrow (Wednesday, September 19) AP Psychology Study Monday, September 17 Me!!! ! 1. Discuss Collectivism vs. Individualism 2. Video Clip 3. Assess students’ individualist vs. collectivist traits 4. Card sort Learning Target: Identify ways a primarily individualist culture differs from a primarily collectivist cultures, and compare their effects on personal identity. 5. Test on WEDNESDAY , 9/19

AP Psychology Read Friday, September 14 Me!!! ! 1. Jigsaw Chapter 3

Learning Target: Describe the questions that interest behavior geneticists. Explain the way that behavior geneticists use twin and adoption studies to understand the effects of environment and heredity. 2. Fill in “Who am I?” in note taking guide

Wednesday: Test on Prologue and Chapter 3 (59 multiple choice questions) It’s a Darwin test…

AP Psychology Read Thursday, September 13 Me!!! ! 1. Return Prologue Review and Quiz 2. Complete Discussion of Psychology’s Subfields (Obj. 7) Learning Target: Identify some of psychology’s subfields, and explain the difference between clinical psychology and psychiatry 3. Create “Who am I?” descriptions 4. Read Assigned Section of Chapter 3 and complete the accompanying paper

Wednesday, September 10 1. Collect Prologue Review 2. Quiz 3. Completed Discussion of Perspectives AP Psychology Read Tuesday, September 11 Me!!! ! 1. Return Prologue Vocabulary Grid

2. Discuss the Main Perspectives of Psychology (Obj. 4) Learning Target: Describe each of the main psychological perspective and use them to explain a trait.

3. Writing Assignment for Perspectives of Psychology

4. Prologue Review: Due in INK Wednesday, 9/12

AP Psychology Monday, September 19

1. Good Things 2. Collect Prologue Vocabulary Grid 3. People’s Choice Award 4. Complete Discussion of Wundt and James 5. Discuss the Main Perspectives of Psychology (Obj. 4) Learning Target: Describe each of the main psychological perspective and use them to explain a trait. 6. Writing Assignment for Perspectives of Psychology 7. Prologue Review: Due in INK Wednesday, 9/12

AP Psychology Thursday, September 5

1. Take Attendance 2. Assign Seats 3. Return Chapter 7 Quest (make notations) 4. Complete Doodling 5. Complete Discussing Rules, Regulations, etc. 6. Begin Discussing Prologue (Objectives 1-3) 7. Homework: Prologue Vocabulary Grid: Due Monday 9/10 (This may be done in pencil)

Learning Target: Trace psychology’s prescientific roots, from early understandings of mind and body to the beginnings of modern science.