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Worksheet offering five loaded & varied opinions on accent and dialect for discussion. Extension asks students to link theories to the different parts of each opinion. L00K: “Evaluate the idea that some accents and dialects are viewed more favourably than others” A* model student answer with examiner commentary: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/accent-and-dialect-a-example-essay-aqa-english-language-a-level-11682959 Leave a review & follow my twitter @astarlevels

Collection of 17 Quizlets for AQA A Level Psychology. Made by a student who achieved an A* in 2017. I found Quizlets one of the most useful ways to revise but they can be time consuming to make. This resource gives you access to 17, private pre-made Quizlets that can be accessed anytime. Just download the file and there are links taking you directly to each topic. The real bonus is that there is an 80 slide Quizlet covering the whole of year 1 & 2 research methods. I have more detailed notes for topics here, if you’re interested.

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For AQA A Level Psychology Research Methods. This is a revision poster that helps students answer exam questions requiring them to identify a statistical test, to justify the use of a certain test or to decide if a result from a test is significant. Brightly coloured, clear, big, with an acronym and instructions. Best used looked at regularly i.e. on classroom or bedroom wall. If you’re studying A Level Psychology or English language, you need astarlevels! Chat on twitter @astarlevels Follow my tes https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/astarlevels

A checklist of all the research methods content needed for the year one and year two exams (AQA). It is split into what is needed for first year and second year for your convenience :-) Check out my shop for all the revision resources i used to get an A*: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/astarlevels

A checklist of everything that can be assessed in AQA A Level Psychology from the first year content. It covers the introductory topics i.e. memory, attachment, etc. and the approaches. Use it to make sure you know exactly what you need to know - this is based on the spec straight from the exam board - and check there aren’t any gaps in your notes! Get research methods checklist and year 2 checklist in the bundle. See my shop for the notes and resources i used to get an A* in 2017 on the new spec :-)

Explains why there are natural hazards based on global location, plate boundaries and human causes. Explains why the Philippines are particularly vulnerable, including having a low capacity to cope.

This checklist covers all yr 2 optional topics & approaches & biopsych so allows students to stay on top of revision for the exam. It covers every bullet point on the specification so lists everything that needs to be learned. They’re really useful to make sure you know exactly what the exam board can ask you - make sure there aren’t any gaps in your notes by using this checklist! Research methods and year one checklists available too an discounted in the bundle.

A useful table that summarises key differences between obedience and conformity Page 2 then gives more detailed explanations of these integral behaviours in social psychology. Check out my shop for more: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/astarlevels

A great overview of key points in the different theories of romantic relationships. Should help students clearly differentiate between them and avoid any confusion in the exams! Check out my shop for more: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/astarlevels

Detailed summary sheet makes this summary sheet suitable for students aiming for an A* in AQA A Level Psychology Concise and easy to learn style makes it beneficial for all abilities Everything you need for this topic right here! Challenging set of AQA style questions on page 2 that relate to the summary sheet and directly to the specification. Easy to mark the questions as answers are on summary sheet… Best used as a handout in class or for revision. The brilliant set of questions means students can reinforce what they’ve learnt with specific questions, meaning they are well prepared for the exam. Specifically includes: Definition Neural correlates of positive symptoms + evaluation Neural correlates of negative symptoms + evaluation

Detailed summary sheet makes this summary sheet suitable for students aiming for an A* in AQA A Level Psychology Concise and easy to learn style makes it beneficial for all abilities Everything you need for this topic right here! Challenging set of AQA style questions on page 2 that relate to the summary sheet and directly to the specification. Easy to mark the questions as answers are on summary sheet… Best used as a handout in class or for revision. The brilliant set of questions means students can reinforce what they’ve learnt with specific questions, meaning they are well prepared for the exam. Specifically includes: Hyper and hypo dopaminergia Supporting evidence for the theory Ethical considerations Further evaluation

Detailed summary sheet makes this summary sheet suitable for students aiming for an A* in AQA A Level Psychology Concise and easy to learn style makes it beneficial for all abilities Everything you need for this topic right here! Challenging set of AQA style questions on page 2 that relate to the summary sheet and directly to the specification. Easy to mark the questions as answers are on summary sheet… Best used as a handout in class or for revision. The brilliant set of questions means students can reinforce what they’ve learnt with specific ‘absorption addiction’ questions, meaning they are well prepared for the exam. Check out my shop for more!

Fill in the gaps - language and gender. simple way to cement theory into memory learn how to structure an essay on the topic fast highly effective revision includes answer sheet A great starter, or, once complete, model answer packed with AO2!

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Summarised in a handy table.

Includes: Shrinking world - why TNCs - defined, good and bad points Trade Blocs Globalisation Glocalisation What makes a global winner What makes a global loser Pros and Cons of globalisation Solutions to negative impacts Migration Demographic transition model Dependency ratios Migration in Europe World Cities

Includes: Disaster risk equation Defining hazards Why are hazards increasing but deaths decreasing? Global warming as arguably the biggest hazard Geophysical hazards Types of plate boundary Hydro meteorological hazards Climate change Evidence of climate change Natural causes of climate change - orbit, solar output, meteor, volcanoes Human causes of climate change Impacts of climate change Coping with climate change Kyoto Protocol The future challenges of our world

Detailed summary sheet makes this summary sheet suitable for students aiming for an A* in AQA A Level Psychology Concise and easy to learn style makes it beneficial for all abilities Everything you need for this topic right here! Challenging set of AQA style questions on page 2 that relate to the summary sheet and directly to the specification. Easy to mark the questions as answers are on summary sheet… Best used as a handout in class or for revision. The brilliant set of questions means students can reinforce what they’ve learnt with specific questions, meaning they are well prepared for the exam. Specifically includes: 3 Factors affecting attraction in romantic relationships: self-disclosure; physical attractiveness, including the matching hypothesis; filter theory, including social demography, similarity in attitudes and complementarity.