In-class activities:
1) Read the neuron note. You didn't need to write a new question today.
2) Battle of Brains
3) Ch. 11 Test
4) Get the new outline
Assignments:
1) Read ch.12 P.455-467
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AP Psychology is designed to increase understanding of the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Student objective is to earn a passing grade on the AP Psychology exam scheduled in the afternoon on Monday, May 2, 2011. There are 14 units of study that correspond with the 18 chapters of the seventh edition of David G. Myers Psychology textbook.
There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.
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About Me
- Mrs. Lynn Ovaska
- Los Alamos, New Mexico
- I have taught Psychology at Los Alamos High School since 1999. I designed the AP Psychology course in 2000 and have been teaching AP Psychology at LAHS since 2001. I am a member of the APA and TOPPS. I currently teach part time on A Days and stay home with my children B Days.
First Semester Overview
Unit 1: Introduction/History
Introduction (2-3 periods)
Chapter 1 (3-4 periods)
Chapter 2 (7-8 periods)
Unit 4: Development
Chapters 3 & 4 (6-7 periods)
Unit 5: Sensation/Perception
Chapters 5 & 6 (6-7 periods)
Unit 6: States of Consciousness
Chapter 7 (2-3 periods)
Unit 7: Learning
Chapter 8 (4-5 periods)
Unit 8: Cognition
Chapter 9 & 10 (8-9 periods)
Second Semester Overview
Unit 9: Intelligence
Chapter 11 (4-6 periods)
Unit 10: Motivation, Emotions & Stress
Chapters 12, 13, & 14 (7-8 periods)
Unit 11: Personality
Chapter 15 (5-6 periods)
Unit 12: Disorders
Chapter 16 (6-7 periods)
Unit 13: Therapy
Chapter 17 (5-6 periods)
Unit 14: Social Psychology
Chapter 18 (5-6 periods)
Unit 15: Review (4-5 periods)
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