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*** Please note that this is not an active webpage as I am not teaching Developmental Psychology this semester.
Spring 2006 The following dates and activities are subject to adjustments due to unforeseen events at Pope; please check class assignment board and teacher announcements for the most accurate information. January 4- purchase 8 1/2" x 11" notebook, review syllabus with parents, January 5- Readings: Plotnik; write "Self Paper" January 6- Schools of Psychology review sheet January 7- Drawing of Psychology symbol January 10 - Presentation of drawings January 11 - Concept review January 12 - Wireless Lab for Inspiration Project January 13 - Unit Test: Schools of Psychology; Notebook evaluation January 14 - Hopping experiment/Introduction to Methodology and Research January 18 - Chapter 20 worksheet on Methodology/Observation walk January 19 - Worksheet on Correlation Studies/VT: Methodology January 20 - Unit review: Jeopardy January 21 - Unit Test: Methodology; Notebook due, bring in photo under the age of 5 January 24 - VT: The Human Animal, Nature vs. Nurture/Introduce Infancy and Childhood/Assign Parent Interview for Early Childhood Development January 25 - Research project on child development; explain PowerPoint and handout January 26 - Under age 5 photo; share parent interviews; Early Release Day January 27 - Wireless Lab: research; Pope Open House January 28 - Wireless Lab: research January 31 - Presentation #5: Freud February 1 - Presentation #1: Prenatal Development; Presentation #2: Piaget February 2 - Fetus Development; handout; February 3 - Presentation #3: Language Development February 4- Presentation #4: Bonding, Imprinting; Lambert February 7 - Presentaion #6 Erikson; Presentation #7: Social Conditioning February 8 - Presentaion #8: Kohlberg; Moral Development handout February 9 - Presentations #9: Mental Retardation, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; February 10 - Child Observation Day February 11 - Banners on Piaget, Kohlberg, Erikson and Freud; Review on Child Development February 14 - Test; Notebook due February 15 - Introduction to Socialization; readings on 1951 housewife;
Parent Interview assignment February 16 - Socialization machine; Three-Faces project February 17 - Discuss Parent Interview; VT: Socialization February 18 - Lyric analysis of song on Socialization; February 21 - President's Day February 22 - Circle of Life; Birth order and name game February 23 - Collage or comic analysis on Socialization February 24 - Bernice Bobs Her Hair video and handout February 25 - Class filmstrip project on Socialization February 28 - Essay test on Socialization; Notebook due March 1- Introduce Id, Ego and Superego; Video on Defense Mechanisms March 2 - Skits on Id, Ego and Superego; Quiz on Id, Ego and Superego March 3 - Defense Mechanisms March 4 - Video on Alfred Hitchcock's Marni; Worksheet on defense mechanisms used in video March 7 - Group project on defense mechanism illustrations March 8 - Review of Defense Mechanisms March 9 - Test on Defense Mechanisms March 10 - Introduction to Adolescence; Chapter 9 notes March 11 - Teacher Inservice/Student Holiday March 14 - Havighurst: Developmental Tasks March 15 - Kohlberg: Moral Dilemmas March 16 - Marcia: Identity Crisis March 17 - Family parenting styles March 18 - collages on Identity Posters March 21 - Family sculpting March 22 - Letter to Future Self March 23 - Coping Skills March 24 - Senior Forum with Dr. Fendig's students March 28- Posters on Ideal vs. Popular; write script for self video March 29 - Film video of Future Self; come prepared to be in front of
the camera; March 30 - Thank you notes to Srs.; Essay test on Adolescence; notebook due March 31 - Introduce Erikson; take open-ended blank test for paper; write introduction April 4 - 8 - Spring Break April 11 - Stage 1 Erikson: Trust vs. Mistrust April 12 - Stage 2 Erikson: Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt April 13 - Stage 3 Erikson: Initiative vs. Guilt April 14 - Stage 4 Erikson: Industry vs. Inferiority April 15 - Stage 5 Erikson: Identity vs. Role Confusion April 18 - Write conclusion April 19 - Fine tune paper; bring on disk April 20 - Erikson paper due April 21 - Test: Erikson; no notebook due April 22 - Intro Adulthood and Old Age unit; chapter 10 review April 25 - Group assignments for presentations on Adulthood and Old Age April 26 - Wireless Lab: Research April 27 - Wireless Lab: PowerPoints completion April 28 - Presentations April 29 - Presentations May 2 - Tuesdays with Morrie May 3 - Heirloom Day: video jacket design due May 4 - Articles due on healthy older adults May 5 - Test: Adulthood and Old Age May 6 - Love and friendship article analysis May 9 - Personal space May 10 - Letter to Future Spouse May 13 - Teams: create review games for final May 16 - 18 - Review May 19 - Final Exam, Period 1 & 2 May 20 - Final Exam, Period 3 SUMMER VACATION
Fall 2004 The following dates and activities are subject to adjustments due to unforeseen events at Pope; please check class assignment board and teacher announcements for the most accurate information. August 9- purchase 8 1/2" x 11" notebook, review syllabus with parents, August 10 - Readings: Plotnik; write "Self Paper" August 11 - Schools of Psychology review sheet August 12 - Drawing of Psychology symbol August 13 - Presentation of drawings August 16 - Concept review August 17 - Wireless Lab for Inspiration Project August 18 - Unit Test: Schools of Psychology; Notebook evaluation August 19 - Hopping experiment August 20 - Chapter 20 worksheet on Methodology/Observation walk August 23 - Worksheet on Correlation Studies August 24 - Worksheet: Your Experiment August 25 - Unit review: Write questions for Jeopardy August 26 - Unit Test: Methodology; Notebook evaluation, bring in photo under the age of 5 August 27- Parent interview for Child Development August 30 - Research project on child development; PowerPoint (two links), handout Sept. 1-2 - Continue research on project; *include resources on handout Sept. 3 - Under age 5 photo; share parent interviews Sept. 6 - Labor Day Sept. 7 - Presentation #1: Prenatal Development; Presentation #2: Piaget Sept. 8 - Presentation #3: Language Development Sept. 9 - Presentation #4: Bonding, Imprinting; Presentation #5: Freud Sept. 10 - Presentaion #6 Erickson Sept. 13 - Presentation #7: Social Conditioning; Presentaion #8: Kohlberg Sept. 14 - Presentations #9: Mental Retardation, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; Sept. 15 - Child Observation Day Sept. 16 - Banners on Piaget, Kohlberg, Erikson and Freud; Review on Child Development Sept. 17 - Test; Notebook due Sept. 20 - Introduction to Socialization; parent interview Sept. 21 - Socialization machine; Three-Faces project Sept. 22 - Early Release Day Sept. 23 - Lyric analysis of song on Socialization; Sept. 24 - Circle of Life; Birth order and name game Sept. 27 - Collage or comic analysis on Socialization Sept. 28 - Bernice Bobs Her Hair video and handout Sept. 29 - Class filmstrip project on Socialization Sept. 30 - Essay test on Socialization; Notebook due Oct. 1 - Introduce Id, Ego and Superego; Video on Defense Mechanisms Oct. 5- Skits on Id, Ego and Superego; Quiz Oct. 6- Review of Defense Mechanisms Oct. 7- Video on Alfred Hitchcock's Marni; Worksheet on defense mechanisms used in video Oct. 8- Group project on defense mechanism examples Oct. 11 - Review of Defense Mechanisms Oct. 12 - Test on Defense Mechanisms Oct. 13 - PSAT testing - SHUT DOWN DAY Oct. 14 - Introduction to Adolescence; Chapter 9 notes Oct. 15 - Teacher Inservice/Student Holiday Oct. 18 - Havighurst: Developmental Tasks Oct. 19 - Kohlberg: Moral Dilemmas Oct. 20- Marcia: Identity Crisis Oct. 21- Family parenting styles Oct. 22 - collages on Identity Posters Oct. 25 - Family sculpting Oct. 26 - Letter to Future Self Oct. 27 - Coping Skills Oct. 28 - Senior Forum with Dr. Fendig's students Oct. 29 - Posters on Ideal vs. Popular; write script for self video Nov. 2 - Student Holiday/Teacher Inservice Nov. 3 - Film video of Future Self; come prepared to be in front of the
camera; Nov. 4 - Thank you notes to Srs.; Essay test on Adolescence; notebook due Nov. 5 - Introduce Erikson; take open-ended blank test for paper; write introduction Nov. 8 - Stage 1 Erikson: Trust vs. Mistrust Nov. 9 - Stage 2 Erikson: Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt Nov. 10 - Stage 3 Erikson: Initiative vs. Guilt Nov. 11 - Stage 4 Erikson: Industry vs. Inferiority Nov. 12 - Stage 5 Erikson: Identity vs. Role Confusion Nov. 15 - Write conclusion Nov. 16 - Fine tune paper; bring on disk Nov. 17 - Erikson paper due Nov. 18 - Test: Erikson; no notebook due Nov. 19 - Intro Adulthood and Old Age unit; chapter 10 review Nov. 22 - Group assignments for presentations on Adulthood and Old Age Nov. 23 - Wireless Lab: Research Nov. 24 - 26 - Thanksgiving Holiday Nov. 29 - Wireless Lab: PowerPoints completion Nov. 30 - Presentations Dec. 1 - Presentations Dec. 2 - Tuesdays with Morrie Dec. 3 - Heirloom Day: video jacket design due Dec. 6 - Articles due on healthy older adults Dec. 7 - Test: Adulthood and Old Age Dec. 8 - Love and friendship article analysis; Letter to Future Spouse Dec. 10 - Personal space Dec. 13 - Teams: create review games for final Dec. 14, 15 - Review Dec. 16 - Final Exam, Period 1 Dec. 17 - Final Exam, Period 3
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