For AQA Psychology. Full lesson and homework exam questions for the working model of memory, which takes me 1 hour 30 mins - 2 hours to complete. It covers all the key elements on the ppt and included is a notes sheet which the students complete as we work through the lesson to save on note taking. Also included are ideas and resources for at least 4 experiments to try with the students to show them elements of the model (e.g word length effect, dual performance task, visual spatial sketchpad and articulatory suppression). Numerous activities also included: - A Match Task of Key Terms - An Evaluation Card Sort/Match Task - A Gap Fill - Homework short answer Questions - An Essay Plan for an Applied Essay

This is the evaluation lesson i do, and summary activities for the Psychodynamic Approach. It includes: PPT with evaluation and activities Odd one out task Idea for a debate Summary activities to test knowledge of the approach 3 sample essays demonstrating the difference in interpreting what a question is after.

This includes a powerpoint of notes and activities. I get them to complete the note sheet while going through the ppt to save taking too many notes. There are then activities to complete once the definitions have been covered including a card sort, applied case study and an essay plan. There are sometimes answers or instructions on the notes part of the powerpoint. There are also video links on the powerpoint. This takes me two lessons (1 hr and 30 mins each) to complete the full set of activities.

Powerpoint and Activities for Characteristics and Explanations for Phobias (1-2 hour lesson). Designed for AQA Psychology Psychopathology module. It includes a powerpoint and notes sheet with some built in activities. I usually get them to complete the notes sheet as I go through the powerpoint. NOTE: Can be bought as part of a bundle with other phobias lessons. Also similar lessons for OCD & Depression available as well.

This is a full lesson of resources for the Psychosexual stages of the Psychodynamic Approach. It includes a ppt with activities and a video link in it. I teach using the ppt and the students make notes into the notes sheet to avoid writing too much. This notes sheet has activities inbedded in it for them to do as well. For the stages, I place the cards of info around the room and they move around the room reading the cards of info and filling in their tables. The other psychodynamic assumptions are uploaded on another lesson.

Powerpoint and Activities for Treatments of Depression (1-2 hour lesson). Designed for the AQA Psychology Psychopathology module. For Treatments it includes a notes sheet (for student use while going through the powerpoint), a gap fill, kahoot quiz link and activities in powerpoint to complete. NOTE: Can be bought as part of a bundle with other depression lessons. Also similar lessons for OCD available as well.

Powerpoint and Activities for Treatments for Phobias (1-2 hour lesson). Designed for the AQA Psychology Psychopathology module. It includes a powerpoint with some built in activities, an evaluation sheet, an essay plan and some assessment exam questions. NOTE: Can be bought as part of a bundle with other phobias lessons. Also similar lessons for OCD & Depression available as well.

Full lessons including Qualitative & Quantitative Data, Levels of Measurement, Primary & Secondary Data, Basic Maths Skills (fractions, percentages, ratios, standard form). This would be about 2 hrs worth of teaching. This includes a short taught segment on each of the above topics from AQA research methods and then a work sheet on each. Note: Does not include graphs

Powerpoint and Activities for Explanations of Depression (1-2 hour lesson). Designed for the AQA Psychology Psychopathology module. For explanations it includes a powerpoint, notes sheet (that students take notes into with activities inbedded), evaluation sheet and essay plan NOTE: Can be bought as part of a bundle with other depression lessons. Also similar lessons for OCD available as well.

Full lesson(s) for two aspects of the Conformity Social Influence topic. Would be at least 2 hours worth of content. Types of Conformity (Compliance, Internalisation & Identification) Explanations of Conformity (Normative and Informational) It includes: Interesting real life crime starter. A full ppt and notes sheet for students to use alongside the ppt. It is a sheet they make their notes into with gaps and activities inbedded. Blank essay plan and some short answer applied questions A summary table which is good for revision Answers provided for most activities inbedded in notes sheet for teachers Lots of suggested related fun videos on conformity

2x one hour lessons on Milgram’s study for the Social Influence topic for Psychology. It includes: A detailled ppt Activities Lesson Plan Video Links Starter and plenary activity There are other lessons available for social influence

AQA Psychology Full lesson for neural explanations (prefrontal cortex and amygdala damage in violent offenders) from the forensic topic. Includes ppt with video links and suggested articles for reading. Fun tests the students can do to see their tendency toward being a “psychopath” in their thinking. Help with PEEL evaluation points.

This is a full lesson for OCD Explanations (including genetic and neural explanations). It is designed to take 1.5-2 hours. It includes: Powerpoint for teaching Notes sheet - for students to complete while working through the powerpoint Match task for evaluation Essay Plan Blank for students Sample Essay to show students

A full lesson for the AQA Approaches topic Origins of Psychology Has a powerpoint and notes sheet that is completed as the powerpoint is worked through. Several applied activities and videos included Also has some exam questions and simplified mark schemes so the students can have a go at marking them themselves.

A whole series of over 85 psychology strange “facts” to cut up into individual cards. I made a “psychology fact of the week” board and then changed these week by week. I laminated them all individually and chopped them up. Then put a dollop of blue tack on the weird fact board and just rotated the facts. Could also be used at an open evening as a display board as well to stimuate discussion about the subject. Could be used as a fact or fiction activity for the first introductory lesson too if you wanted to. NOTE: I believe them all to be facts, but some have come from google so you never know!

This was designed for students to complete outside of the lessons as part of their independent study. Would work well for revision for the Approaches topic. There are summary sheets, activities and then exam questions/essay plans to complete. There are mark schemes included for most of the exam questions. I will upload a word (editable doc) and the PDF (so you can see what it is meant to look like incase it formats funny). Its over 20 pages long.

This is a very detailled presentation (47 slides) about approaching AQA exam questions. It covers: Evaluation Comparison Application Terminology (e.g use of the words reliability and validity) It gives advice and examples to demonstrate how to succeed in AQA exams. Great for a revision lesson with students.

A full lesson for Family Dysfunction and Cognitive Explanations of Schizophrenia. Includes a powerpoint, notes sheet. Also has an essay activity. If the students cut up the essay where there is a line break between sections then try and stick it back together as a complete essay. Answers are provided for this task on the 3rd page of the document.

This was designed for students to complete in their independent study after covering each of the elements of Psychopathology for AQA Psychology. Has summary activities and exam questions and would work well as an independent revision booklet. It is 15 pages long and ive included a PDF and word version.

Designed for the AQA Specification. Includes a cut and stick exercise, a ppt and a notes sheet with inbedded applied activities and exam questions. Answers are provided for exam questions as well on the ppt.