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Includes one teacher powerpoint with the full unit & activities Includes one student booklet with the full unit & activities

Teacher powerpoint, exam technique question structure guide & student booklet included

Fully planned 6 hour revision session covering Biopsychology unit in full. Teacher powerpoint & student booklet included

Blank mindmaps for all topics Paper 1-3 Includes optional topics: Gender, Schizophrenia & Forensic Psychology

Print these one sided for your students, they cut them, match the correct front with the correct back and glue stick them together for a total of 32 flash cards that summarise the full unit

For AQA A-Level Psychology, a blank knowledge organiser for students to fill in as part of their revision Includes all necessary information for the unit on a double side of A3 paper

Includes the following full lessons: 1 - Offender profiling 2 - Explanations of offending group project, 16 mark question plans for all explanations & flipped learning worksheet 3 - Dealing with offending behaviour - Custodial sentencing, recidivism, token economies 4 - Dealing with offending behaviour - Anger management & restorative justice

Includes the following full lessons: 1 - Sex & Gender 2 - Androgyny & Bem’s sex role inventory 3 - The role of chromosomes & hormones 4 - Atypical sex chromosome patterns 5 - Cognitive explanations 6 - Psychodynamic explanations 7 - Social learning theory 8 - Gender dysphoria

Includes the following full lessons: 1 - Gender Bias 2 - Cultural bias 3 - Free will & determinism 4 - Nature, nurture 5 - Holism & reductionism 6 - Idiographic & Nomothetic approaches 7 - Ethical implications Bonus: comparison of approaches document

Includes: Lesson 1 - correlations Lesson 2 - content & thematic analysis Lesson 3 - Case studies Lesson 4 - Reliability & Validity Lesson 5 - Features of a science & reporting investigations Lesson 6 - Levels of measurement, inferential tests, critical values tables & type 1 & 2 errors

Includes: Lesson 1 - Divisions of the nervous system Lesson 2 - Structure & function of neurons Lesson 3 - process of synaptic transmission Lesson 4 - The endocrine system Lesson 5 - Fight or flight Lesson 6 - KNOWLEDGE TEST (peer marked & answers included) Lesson 7 - Localisation of brain function Lesson 8 - Hemispheric lateralisation Lesson 9 - Plasticity & functional recovery Lesson 10 - Ways of studying the brain Lesson 11 - Circadian rhythms Lesson 12 - Infradian & ultradian rhythms Lesson 13 - Endogenous pacemakers & exogenous zeitgebers

Includes all non optional topics & optional topics: Gender, Schizophrenia & Forensic Psychology

The list of all paper 1 & paper 2 content GCSE Psychology students need to know - to be shared with students to RAG their knowledge

An AQA A-Level Sociology knowledge test & peer marking powerpoint to assess student’s knowledge of the selection & presentation and audience theories topics

Taster lesson - Pesach A taster lesson for the series of 10 lessons about Judaism for KS3 Religious Studies. Currently implemented in Year 7 in our school & created this year. L1 - Intro to Judaism L2 - Who was Abraham L3 - Abraham’s covenant L4 - Who was Moses L5 - Pesach L6 - Sacred texts L7 - Synagogue L8 / 9 - Prince of Egypt film questions L10 - Assessment This scheme of work also includes an assessment and a knowledge organiser You can purchase the full scheme of work here: /teaching-resource/resource-12847901

A series of 10 lessons for KS3 Religious Studies. Currently implemented in Year 7 in our schoold & created this year. L1 - Intro to Judaism L2 - Who was Abraham L3 - Abraham’s covenant L4 - Who was Moses L5 - Pesach L6 - Sacred texts L7 - Synagogue L8 / 9 - Prince of Egypt film questions L10 - Assessment This scheme of work also includes an assessment and a knowledge organiser

Try out one of my lessons from the future of religion scheme of work I created for a Year 8 cohort. The full lesson series: Lesson 1 - What would the world be like with no religion? Lesson 2 - What is secularism? Lesson 3 - What is humanism? Lesson 4 - Is there always conflict between religious and non religious ideas? Lesson 5 - Has religious become dangerous? Lesson 6 - How has religion changed? Lesson 7 - Religion and the internet Lesson 8 - ICT project Lesson 9 - Assessment You can purchase the rest of the scheme of work here: /teaching-resource/resource-12847833

An A-Level Sociology knowledge test for the Families & Households topic 1 - Couples The knowledge test also comes with a powerpoint for students to peer mark the question paper

An A-Level Sociology knowledge test for the Families & Households topic 2 - Childhood The knowledge test also comes with a powerpoint for students to peer mark the question paper

This scheme of work includes a total of 32 editable documents There is a series of 9 lessons (including a knowledge organiser, computer lesson and assessment): Lesson 1 - What would the world be like with no religion? Lesson 2 - What is secularism? Lesson 3 - What is humanism? Lesson 4 - Is there always conflict between religious and non religious ideas? Lesson 5 - Has religious become dangerous? Lesson 6 - How has religion changed? Lesson 7 - Religion and the internet Lesson 8 - ICT project Lesson 9 - Assessment