Beat Procrastination: Case Studies and a Plan
Students read about common reasons for procrastination, analyze three short case studies, do time-planning math, and break a project into dated steps.
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Students read about common reasons for procrastination, analyze three short case studies, do time-planning math, and break a project into dated steps.
Students read a short conflict case, learn what an I-statement is, rewrite blaming statements, and plan a calm way to restart the conversation.
Students read a case study about two fictional students’ online habits, complete a word-bank activity, sort sample posts, and write a pause-before-posting checklist.
Students use a bacteria-growth case study, a half-life problem and compound interest to practice exponential functions, then connect exponents and logarithms.
Students read a made-up farm shop scene and a sample chemical label, identify hazards, explain what could go wrong and choose safer actions.
Students read a case study, complete a negative-feedback loop, analyze sample temperature and blood sugar data, and explain homeostasis with an analogy.
Students read a case study about a fictional family in the early Industrial Revolution, complete a cause-and-effect chart, and weigh benefits and costs of industrialization.
Students study three short fictional business situations, identify stakeholders, weigh options, and defend a decision using an ethics checklist.
Students use made-up population counts of light and dark beetles on dark volcanic rock to explain the four parts of natural selection.
Students learn a six-step decision-making model, match each step to its job, and apply it to a fictional student’s scheduling problem.
Students read four short sportsmanship situations, choose the best response, and write a class respect code.
Students analyze three short, fictional technology scenarios, weigh benefits against risks for different people, and defend a decision with reasons.