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Exploring Personality and Motivation
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Depth and Complexity Icons
Introducing Depth and Complexity
Universal Themes
Power
Change
Systems
Order and Chaos
Conflict
Content Imperatives
Depth and Complexity Activities
Think Like A Disciplinarian
Enrichment
Games
Visual Games
Number Games
Chess Variants
Tic-Tac-Toe Variants
Word Games
Board Games
Art
Math Art
Inferring With Art
Impossible Shapes
Perspective
Self Portraits
Creativity
New Uses
Squiggles
What If…
Paradoxes
Puzzlements
Shakespeare Summaries
Re-Re-Categorize
Codes and Ciphers
Factors and Codes
Language Arts
Vocabulary
Words Within Words
Word Pyramids
Word Ladders
Multiple Meaning Matchers
Greek and Latin Word Parts
Idioms
Grammar
Parts of Speech
Reading
Character Analysis
Writing
Writing Techniques
Analyze Writing
Writing Prompts
Poetry and Songs
Narratives
Non-Fiction
Better Presentations
Math
Math Games
Math Curiosities
Numbers and Operations
How Many Ways?
Measurement and Data
Which Unit?
Olympic Pool Equivalence
Math Projects
Caffeine Investigation
Fractions
Geometry
Geometry Images
Algebraic Thinking
How Many Will There Be?
Science
Space
Earth Science
Ecology
Geology
Hydrology
Weather and Climate
Engineering
Social Emotional
Anxiety Reduction
Social Studies
Geography
Culture and Society
Government
History
Create A Civilization
Unexpected Intensities
Do you know a student who’s a little bit…
intense?
The Personalities of Rocks
What would an igneous rock
be like?
Would it get along with a sedimentary rock? Could they handle the
hot
personality of a metamorphic rock?
More Specific than “Smart”
When students are told that they’re “smart”, what does this word actually mean to them? (Psst. It isn’t what we intended.)
Characters’ Talents and Multiple Intelligences
How do characters from novels line up with Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences?
Students and Personality Types
How can our students be
so different?
And how can we help them to understand themselves and each other better.
Motivation and Moral Development
Can someone do the right thing, but
for the wrong reason?