Miss Jessica Post
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Meet Miss Post
Hello! I am a Colorado native who graduated with a degree in International Affairs from CU Boulder. I studied abroad in Senegal (West Africa) and enjoy traveling, hiking, and being outdoors. I have been to 22 countries and summitted Mt. Killimanjaro. Before coming to Standley Lake, I worked with refugees in the Denver Metro area and taught for two years at an Expeditionary School in the Mapleton School District. This will be my seventh year at SLHS. I coach the Freshmen volleyball team and in July 2020 I finished my Master's Degree in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education at Regis University.
Contact Information
Email: jessica.post@jeffco.k12.co.us
Telephone: 303-982-3262
Room: B228
2022 Class Schedule
Period 1: IB Psychology
Period 2: World Geography
Period 3: Study Hall
Period 4: Plan/Office Hours
Period 5: World Geography
Period 6: Psychology
Period 7: Plan/Office Hours
Period 8: IB Psychology
World Geography Core Class
IB Psychology
Course Description and Syllabus
Course Description: Psychology touches every aspect of our lives. As we work, play, study, and simply interact every day, we are experiencing countless psychological phenomena. In this course, we will explore how our brains and bodies react to information and situations- sometimes in predictable (but often in unpredictable) ways. This is a year long course and students will complete an Internal Assessment (IA) and take the IB exams in May (please see the syllabus for more details about the assessment components). This is a great way to help students prepare for college by developing their note-taking, study, and writing skills. Studying psychology helps students become more effective in their most important and basic role in the world- relating to others and understanding themselves.
Weekly Plans
Psychology
Course Description & Syllabus
Course Description: Psychology touches every aspect of our lives. As we work, play, study, and simply interact every day, we are experiencing countless psychological phenomena. In this course, we will explore how our brains and bodies react to information and situations- sometimes in predictable (but often in unpredictable) ways. Studying psychology helps students become more effective in their most important and basic role in the world- relating to others and understanding themselves. See the syllabus for specific details about course content and the 5 units.