Biological theories of criminality empty knowledge organiser. This is ideal for homework or revision in preparation for student’s unit 2 exam. This knowledge organiser is bright and colourful which is ideal for students to use as a revision resource once filled in. WJEC Criminology Certificate - revision resource.

This empty knowledge organiser is ideal for Criminology students to fill out as revision or as an in lesson activity. It includes headings to help guide students on what to include in each box. WJEC Certificate Criminology Knowledge Organiser Unit 2 - Criminological Theories Individualistic theories of crime.

Complete slides to deliver AC4.3 Unit 2 to students. Slides include: Newspaper campaigns Individual Campaigns Pressure Group Campaigns Included is also a handout which can be used by students during the lesson to record their notes. Also included are exam questions ready to print.

Printable Knowledge Organiser for the Biological Theories of Crime. Appropriate for WJEC Unit 2 exam preparation. Each theory has its own dedicated sheet, providing a structured framework for organizing key information. Simple and straightforward, our Knowledge Organiser allows students to fill in essential details such as theory names, key points, key figures/researchers, main ideas, explanations of crime, examples, critiques, and key studies. With clear instructions included, students can easily print and fill out the sheets, transforming them into personalised study aids. Regular review and revision using this organiser will strengthen comprehension and enhance exam preparedness.

This resource is designed for students to revise the Individual theories of crime in line with their WJEC Unit 2 exam. Each theory has its own dedicated sheet, providing a structured framework for organizing key information. The Knowledge Organiser allows students to fill in essential details such as theory names, key points, key figures/researchers, main ideas, explanations of crime, examples, critiques, and key studies. With clear instructions included, students can easily print and fill out the sheets, transforming them into personalized study aids. Regular review and revision using this organiser will strengthen comprehension and enhance exam preparedness.

Evaluate the different types of media used in campaigns for change. WJEC Criminology worksheet and powerpoint to help with delivering this topic. Empower your students to excel in their controlled assessment with this comprehensive PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet. Designed to assist students in preparing for answering AC2.2 of their Controlled Assessment, this resource provides a structured approach to note-taking, ensuring thorough understanding and effective exam preparation.

Detailed guidance with sentence starters of AC1.1-AC1.6 of the Criminology Certificate controlled assessment. This is useful in helping student’s complete practice answers.

Students are guided on how to create their own version of an unsolved case file which can be solved by other students. The pack includes the resources ready to print such as: Autopsy report Suspect, perpetrator and investigation team sheets (face and description) Witness statement sheet Fingerprint evidence sheet Instructions for the task 999 call transcript They must create profiles of the perpetrator, suspects and investigation team. This is a good project for students to complete before summer and moving into year 13. Particularly if they’ve started Unit 3 – Crime Scene to Courtroom.