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Sophomores untangle high-stakes cognitive biases and linguistic relativity theories to see how deep-seated mental frameworks shape their daily reality.
Analyze diagnostic criteria for Dissociative Identity Disorder, Agoraphobia, and the biopsychosocial model through clinical application and case study synthesis.
Analyze 10 social scenarios where big emotions require empathy and problem-solving to help classmates feel safe and supported during the school day.
Students practice emotional synthesis and social problem-solving to help their classroom friends navigate big feelings and tricky social situations.
Evaluate complex etiology and differential diagnostic criteria across the DSM-5-TR and ICD-11 through clinical vignettes and neurobiological synthesis.
Young learners practice identifying big feelings and choosing helpful ways to support friends who feel overwhelmed or sad in the classroom.
Examine how clinical psychologists differentiate between cultural norms and pathology using complex diagnostic case studies and biopsychosocial modeling.
Design a 'Feeling First Aid Kit' by identifying how brains process overwhelming emotions and choosing the best social-emotional tools to help a friend.
How does our mind handle big emotional clouds? Apply empathy and problem-solving skills to real-world scenarios about mental health support.
Children identify healthy coping strategies and recognize how big emotions like sadness or worry affect the body and mind.
Emotional literacy, boundary setting, and empathy building — identifying how our feelings and habits shape a healthy inner world for every student.
Emotional regulation, neurological responses, and health literacy—foundational concepts to help students analyze how mental fitness impacts daily life and social interactions.
Build empathy and awareness by identifying common mental health signals and supportive strategies for emotional well-being.
Ninth graders synthesize clinical criteria and biopsychosocial theories through 10 advanced problems exploring neurodivergence and psychiatric patterns.
Students analyze complex diagnostic criteria and the biopsychosocial model to differentiate between intricate mental health conditions and their systemic impacts.
Evaluate how different animal friends handle big emotions in 10 tricky social scenarios to understand what makes every person unique.
Analyze case studies on phobias, resilience, and brain chemistry to differentiate between temporary emotions and clinical conditions in this comprehensive review.
Evaluate 10 challenging scenarios exploring how environment, self-esteem, and habits shape unique character traits for advanced social studies learners.
Young learners construct their own 'Emotion Towers' to visualize how unique traits and social learning build our individual identities during morning circle time.
Children build foundational emotional intelligence by constructing unique personality profiles for storybook characters using the 'Big Five' dimensions adjusted for early childhood synthesis.
