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Individual Development and Identity
Sarah
Zupko's Cutlural Studies Center
For those lucky few allowed to write term papers about popular culture, Sarah Zupko's site will help them wax academic about everything from Star Trek to post-Soviet subculture.
Women's
History Project online
"History looks different when the contributions of women are included." -the National Women's History Project
"Here, Madam!!" Where? When? How? Why? What is real? The questions are timeless... The answers are the echoed thoughts of the greatest minds of the world... Welcome to our page! Open your mind to the timeless conversations and meditations of philosophy...the key is an inquisitive spirit!
This is the DinoPals' Home Page. Come join these Peace-O-Saurs -- they've got lots of great things to say about friendship and how to work things out when you and your pals get into arguments. They've also got great ideas about how you can help to make a better world. They've been waiting about 65 million years to share these secrets with you, so, what took you so long?
This site features a free, illustrated Web book that explains the scientific basis of stress, anxiety, and drug abuse.
Adolescence can be the most wonderful stage of life -- and sometimes the most challenging. This site should be an interesting resource for those who are about to, or are, going through these possibly tough times. Geared toward those 8 through 18, this tries to be a low-keyed yet serious look at adolescent issues.
School
Psychology Resources Online
The following is an alphabetical listing of sites that are related to the theme of Individual Development and Identity
Select one of the following Lesson Plans that have been written by Nebraska teachers and that relate to the selected grade level and the theme of Individual Development and Identity.
Primary Level lesson plans
Upper Elementary Level lesson plans Cultural Diversity in Nebraska (county schools)
Middle Level lesson plans
Secondary Level lesson plans
This page was last modified on September 1, 2003 by Larry Starr
