An Introduction to Psychology – Acceptable for States that Reimburse, helps teens learn about themselves and others in a no-busywork, light-hearted way.
Why do you need An Introduction to Psychology – Acceptable for States that Reimburse curriculum for high school?
Homeschoolers benefit from studying a fun high school Psychology course. Psychology is one of those rare courses that are both:
- Practical for building real-life skills (for career-bound teens OR college-prep teens)
- Also practical for building a college-attractive transcript
What are some of benefits of a high school Psychology course?
- Whether career-bound or college-bound, homeschool high schoolers benefit from increasing their understanding of their mind and personality.
- They learn some helpful life skills, like the importance of sleep and ways to help a hurting friend.
- Psychology is a Social Science. Social Science courses help create the well-rounded transcript colleges seek. Some colleges even require .5 credit of a Social Science on the high school transcript.
7Sisters’ An Introduction to Psychology – Acceptable for States that Reimburse differs from many high school Psychology courses. Many high school texts are wordy, serious and often aimed only at the AP-prep students. While those Psychology courses are fine for some students, many teens are turned off by that format. Parents tell us that would be great to have a Psychology text that is:
Interesting
- We know that boring texts make learning difficult, so we created Psych to be a text teens like!
Short lessons written so that an average (non-college-bound) teen can read and enjoy
- The text is written in a light-hearted manner, at an average-level vocabulary.
Includes meaningful, individualized activities that college-prep, advanced and honors students can use to build a rigorous credit that sparkles the transcript
- College-bound teens tell us the LOVE having the opportunity for creating their own powerful credit from the suggested activities list for each chapter.
Includes test bank with answer key
- Parents tell us they love this!
That is just what homeschool high schoolers find when they choose 7Sisters’ Introduction to Psychology.
Vicki Tillman, MA (a homeschooling mom and practicing licensed professional counselor), wrote this fun and no-busywork text from a Christian worldview so that students can appreciate God’s handiwork and also be prepared for career or college settings.
7Sisters’ An Introduction to Psychology – Acceptable for States that Reimburse is a .5 credit, average high school level course.
- It comes with instructions and activities for creating a full credit and high powered college-prep, advanced and honors credit for the homeschool transcript.
When you download this PDF text you will find chapters on:
- The Brain and How it Works
- Perception
- Genetics
- Learning
- History of Psychology (Ancient to Pre-modern Times )
- History of Psychology into Modern Times
- Communication
- Needs and Motivation
- Looking at Personality & Theory
- Sleep & Dreams
- Abnormal Psychology
- Crisis Intervention
- Psychological Testing
- Understanding Research & Statistics
- Careers in Psychology
This attractive etext includes:
- new words and key concepts in sidebars
- comprehension questions for each chapter
- tests
- answer key
- instructions on how to make the course ½ credit average high school level, 1 full credit average high school level, or ½ credit college prep, advanced or honors levels
This user-friendly Psychology high school curriculum may be completed by a homeschooling high schooler with or without parental support. It is also often used in homeschool group classes. Contact us for co-op discounts.
Introduction to Psychology: don’t let your homeschooler graduate without it!
You will receive 3 downloads:
- Introduction to Psychology text
- Also Introduction to Psychology homework & tests Answer Key
- Introduction to Psychology tests
The text should be given to the student. The tests should be given to the student as he/she completes the appropriate chapter(s). The Answer Key is for the parent.
For teens who want to use a syllabus and course description, click the following links:
Helpful posts for teens thinking about a career in Psychology: