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24 slides on the theories on religious language in the 20th century. Includes keywords for the topic Covers verificationism Falsification Eschatological Verification Language Games Includes strengths and weaknesses for all arguments. I think it’s really detailed, and could last a long time.

8 slides on the section God’s Existence in the OCR A-Level spec. Covers Nat Law & Aquinas Covers Augustine & Barth and rationality being corrupted Covers Sensus Divinatus & Calvin References some other scholars. I’d say this would be good for a ‘recap lesson’ rather than a whole lesson. I got through a 1hour lesson with it, though.

19 slides on the Cicuits component of Physics Cambridge iGCSE Knowledge check Circuit Diagrams Series and Parallel Circuits Potentiometers Thermistors LDR Variable Resistors Questions from textbook. There are some slides which are just a copy paste of a bit of the textbook but for the most part they are written slides with diagrams (because I didn’t want to rewrite everything out…!)

13 Sldies on alkali metals, transition elements and noble gases References the text book and questions inside

21 Slides on the excretion / homeostasis / waste component of the Biology iGCSE Covers: Knowledge check Excretion Urea, Urine formation Kidneys Nephrons Homeostasis Glucose levels Questions to answer

14 slides on Kantian Ethics. The last few slides contain essay and exam advice about a specific question to Kant. Covers his Formulations and Postulates, includes keywords. Has an activity to apply to ethical dilemmas (SE, BE, Euthanasia). I used this for a one hour one-one tuition session and didn’t get through everything so could probably stretch even further in a class of 30+.

16 slides on the Tripartite View Section of AQA Philosophy Includes what the spec says What is the Tripartite View Knowledge without Truth, Belief or Justification Gettier Cases Infalibilism No False Lemmas Virtue Epistemology And Criticisms of each Used for a 1 on 1 tutorial session and it lasted me around 2 hours. In a class of 30 you could probably stretch it if you include your own talking points etc.

9 slides on the Epistemology topic of AQA including: 1 slide on the spec (helps students understand what and why they’re leaning) 1 slide of keywords (could use this as a defining exercise by covering it up etc) 3 slides on Descartes (waves of doubt / proof of external world) with criticisms 1 slide on Plato’s innatism 3 slides on Locke vs Leibniz (rationalism vs empiricism / tabula rasa) Used for a 1 on 1 session and it lasted 2 hours. Could definitely stretch it out in larger classes with your own talking points

25 slides including: 1 slide on the specification (I find it useful for people to know why they’re learning about it) 8 slides on Direct Realism including problems with it and responses 8 slides on Indirect Realism including problems with it and responses 8 slides on Idealism including problems with it and responses This was used in a 1 on 1 session and it lasted my 3 hours. You could definitely stretch this out in classes of multiple people with talking points of your own added.

2 Powerpoints but they cover more or less the same stuff 13 slides covering the Development in Christian Thought section The Afterlife. Includes: Keywords What the Spec says Physical Afterlife Spiritual Afterlife Resurrection New Earth Theory Hick and Purgatory Election It has an examiner commentary at the end detailing what they’re looking for from an essay answer.

13 slides (one of which is the AQA spec showing what needs to be covered) 1 slide on keyword 1 slide on the history of VE 1 slide on Eudaimonia 1 slide Arete, Ergon and Virtue 1 slide on the Golden Mean 1 slide on the Skill Analogy 1 slide on Phronesis 1 slide on Moral Responsibility 4 slides about the problems that VE faces with possible responses Made for a 1-1 session and it lasted just over an hour. If you add your own activities / talking points / class stuff you could definitely make this last a few lessons.

13 slides (but one cover and one spec slide). -1 slide on keywords 2 slides on Bentham 5 slides on problems with Act Utilitarianism 2 Slides on JS Mill 1 Slide on Preference Utilitarianism Used in a 1-1 session and made it last around 90 mins. Could definitely get it to stretch multiple lessons in bigger classrooms if you add discussion work and activities etc.

12 slides on Substance Dualism 1 Title Page with Spec on it 1 Keywords page 1 Background slide 3 slides on Indivisibility Argument -> What Dualism means -> Criticisms 2 slides on Conceivability Argument -> Criticism 3 slides on criticisms (Interaction problem, other minds, Gilbert Ryle) 1 slide on scholar views. It’s a very text heavy powerpoint, it has some pictures but for the most part it’s just text. Took up 90 mins in a 1-1 session so could stretch it out in bigger classes.

Note: This is really similar to the OCR Religious Language PowerPoint. Please don’t buy both they’re almost identical with just a few changes! 14 slides: Specification Key words Logical Positivism -3x Verificationism Hick’s Verification Evaluation of VP 3x Falsificationism (Popper, Flew, Hare) Evaluation 2x Basil Mitchell

12 Slides Specification Brief Intro What is Behaviourism? Hard Behaviourism Criticisms Soft Behaviourism Gilbert Ryle Category Mistake 4x Slides on Problems

35 slides, this is a big PowerPoint It covers all of the Teleological, Ontological and Cosmological Arguments and their problems. 3 introductory slides (spec, keywords, induction/deduction) Intro to Ontological Arguments Anselm Descartes Strength of Ont Arg 4 slides on problems (gaunilo, kant, hume) Normal Malcolm Intro to Teleological Arguments 2x slide on Hume (his Teleo Arg and criticism) Paley 6x slides on problems Swinburne Anthropic Principle Intro to cosomological argument 3x slides on Aquinas Descartes Leibniz 4x Problems

10 Slides Specification Slide What is it? Ontological vs Analytical Reduction JJC Smart Another Ontological vs Analytical Reduction Slide Ontological vs Analytical Reduction exercise (has my name, you can change to yours!) Ochkam’s Razor 3x Problems I tutor for a living and so I make silly pictures to go in my slides, I’ve found that normally it makes students laugh but feel free to remove them!