**Criminal Psychology ** PEARSON EDEXCEL A Level Psychology This is a fully resourced teacher topic pack for the 9PS0/02 Option topic of criminal psychology. The full pack contains: TEACHER master booklet with all the information needed, answers to activities and information to match to the student workbook. This is a fully editable 105-page word document. STUDENT workbook follows alongside the teacher booklet and accompanying powerpoints and activities match the student workbooks. This is a fully editable 118-page word document. POWERPOINTS to deliver lessons that run in order of the student and teacher booklet with actvities and tasks. There are 12 powerpoints for the topic, each picks up on a new section of the content. ACTIVITIES to utilise in lessons that are prompted in the powerpoints and student/teacher booklets. SCHEME OF WORK for the topic and related content. *The selected studies in this pack are: Classic study: Loftus and Palmer (1974) Reconstruction of auto mobile destruction: An example of the interaction between language and memory Contemporary Study & Anger Management Study: Howells et al. (2005) Brief anger management programs with offenders: Outcomes and predictors of change. Biological Treatment Study: Maletzky et al. (2006) A study on the effectiveness of hormone treatment for offenders The Key Question in this pack is : “Is eyewitness testimony reliable?”* If you are switching specification, or are just changing option topics, this pack is a full, off-the-shelf and ready to go teaching pack. From this you can teach as it stands or adapt to your own student needs, make further handouts and update or change the PowerPoints to meet your own teaching styles and course structures.

NATURE NURTURE IN PSYCHOLOGY Psychology GCSE / iGCSE; GCE A Level / iA Level / IB A teacher resource booklet containing the broad overview of the nature versus nurture debate across psychology. This is useful for an overview of nature versus nurture and developing the understanding of nature versus nurture as a wider issue and debate in Psychology. This is an editable 17-page word document whereby you can select content relevant to your programme of study. It is aimed upwards to A Level / IB standard, so for GCSE you can ‘cut-down’. Topics included are: 1 What is nature versus nurture? 2 Researching nature and nurture: twin studies 3 Interactionism 4 Topics in the nature nurture debate -Aggression -Memory -Obedience -Gender -Personality 5 Why is nature versus nurture even an issue or debate? 6 Assessing the nature versus nurture debate From this you can adapt to your own student booklets, handouts and PowerPoints to meet your own teaching styles and course structures. If you are planning for teaching the wider issues and debates across Psychology, I also have an ETHICS IN PSYCHOLOGY booklet containing a the main features of ethics used across specifications and/or as ‘dip in content’ to add to sections across the main topics in Psychology.

Measuring Crime A Level OCR Sociology: Crime and Deviance This resource can be used for classroom teaching or for a flipped learning independent learning module with the accompanying pre-recorded lesson videos that can be found on YouTube. This pack contains: 1x student workbook 4x video lessons (available on ‘SocialScience911’ on You Tube) This is designed for the OCR specification, but much of the content is transferable to AQA A Level Sociology Crime and Deviance as well. Please note: the full OCR teacher resource pack that contains all resources for the Crime and Deviance topic includes this booklet, there is no need to also download this booklet.

Introducing Crime & Deviance A Level Sociology This introduction pack covers the core concepts of deviance, crime, the relativity of these, formal and informal social control and ways of explaining crime. It is designed as a stand alone lesson for teacher delivery, or as flipped learning where students can be given the booklet and accompanying PPTs and directed to three introductory lessons that are pre-recorded and available on YouTube to go with this resource pack. Includes: 1 x student booklet 2 x teacher PPTs (Student flipped learning PPTs) 1 x student activity 3 x recorded lesson videos (via YouTube ‘SocialScience911’) Please note: the full teaching resource pack for the whole OCR A Level Sociology Crime and Deviance topic already includes these resources. There is also similar introductory resources in the AQA Sociology Crime and Deviance teacher resource pack that you could use with the YouTube lessons.

This pack contains a full set of lessons for the topic of DRUG ABUSE. They have been designed for Year 10 but are also appropriate for Year 9 or Year 11. The lessons are designed for 3 x one-hour sessions but could be broken down into shorter sessions for form time activities, or delivered in one session during a curriculum enrichment week. Each pack contains: Scheme of work Student activities Teacher resources PPTs

Social Media PSHCE PSHCE ppt designed for KS5 or KS4 This ppt is prepared as two form time lessons (20 to 30 minutes approximatley) or to be delivered as a full lesson (40 to 60 minutes approximately). The content is designed to help students: Understand how social media can expand, limit and distort perspectives. Understand how to recognise how content you create and share may contribute to, or challenge these distortions. The students are encouraged to think about their own contributions on social media as well as wider social issues around what is shared by others. This is non-assessed, so activities are based around discussion and class debate, hence approximation on the timings as you could encourage length discussion if desired.

This resource is a teacher and/or student booklet that covers the AQA GCSE 9-1 Psychology RESEARCH METHODS topic content. Includes: Teacher/student booklet

This pack contains SIX topics aimed at KS3 students. They have been designed for Year 9, but are also appropriate for Year 8. The six topic areas can be delivered in lesson blocks or through form time activities. The topics included are: Peer pressure Learning skills Inequality Community Alcohol Voting Each topic has: Teacher booklet Student booklet Where required, there are PPTs to accompany the booklets. There is also a lesson plan about online communication and cyber-bullying; and a PPT presentation about refugees.

This pack contains SIX topics aimed at KS3 students. They have been designed for Year 7, but are also appropriate for Year 8. The six topic areas can be delivered in lesson blocks or through form time activities. The topics included are: Friendship Learning and organisation Street smart Community Diet Culture Each topic has: Teacher booklet Student booklet Where required, there are PPTs to accompany the booklets.

This pack contains SIX topics aimed at KS3 students. They have been designed for Year 8, but are also appropriate for Year 7. The six topic areas can be delivered in lesson blocks or through form time activities. The topics included are: Bullying Learning styles Legal processes Community Smoking EU Each topic has: Teacher booklet Student booklet Where required, there are PPTs to accompany the booklets.

Research methods for AQA A Level Sociology (new specification) topic of RESEARCH METHODS. This booklet includes the core methods for the AQA A Level course. This can be given to students as it is and they can work through, or can be adapted for lesson activities. This pack includes: Teacher/student booklet I have added a couple of PPTs as well, but these don’t cover all the methods. *methods in context is not included in the booklet *there are some pages with headings and space for notes, the students use information Factsheets to complete those, but am unable to attach as they are paid for items.

This packs contains assessments for the OCR A Level Sociology (new specification) Youth subculture topic (Paper 1, Option B). **If you are purchasing the full set of teacher resources these are included, you do not need to download this set separately. In this pack there are: 6x student assessments 3x assessment skills PPTs

*Due to lockdown and then no longer teaching this course, this resource pack contains the first four topic areas, but is incomplete as I never made it to the end! Mising from the pack is Power & Authority and Power & Relationships. Some of that content had been embedded in the first four topics, but please note there are not resources for the final two sections. The pack contains all resources and activities needed to teach the following topics of AQA GCSE 9-1 Sociology STRATIFICATION: Functionalist theory Socio-economic class Life Chances Poverty as a social issue. For each of these there is: Teacher booklet Student booklet All PPTs All Activities

Teacher resource pack for MEMORY unit of AQA GCSE 9-1 Psychology. All components of the topic are covered in full in the pack. Includes: Teacher booklet Student booklet All PPTs Student activities

Full teacher resources for the AQA GCSE 9-1 Sociology topic of FAMILY. Includes all resources for full delivery of the topic, including: Teacher booklets Student booklets All PPts All activities

This pack contains a full set of lessons for the topic of SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR. They have been designed for Year 11 but are also appropriate for Year 10 or Year 12. The lessons are designed for 3 x one-hour sessions but could be broken down into shorter sessions for form time activities, or delivered in one session during a curriculum enrichment week. Each pack contains: Scheme of work Student activities Teacher resources PPTs *copies of the video resources cannot be uploaded with this resource, but there are links on the SoW to the CPS Youth & Policing hub website to access these.

These are assessment marking grids that are linked to the marking criteria for the different exam style question, but broken down into a manageable form for easier marking of student work. Designed so you can tick where students have met the criteria in each level of the mark band, attach to their work and enable students to reflect on where their skills are and what they need to improve. Contains: Assessment marking grids

Assessment grids for marking OCR A Level Sociology student work. These have been designed using the levels outlined in the OCR mark schemes to provide a quicker, easier and clearer ways to assess student work, along with showing students which features of their assessment they would need to improve. This contains marking grids for the following question types: 6 mark explain 9 mark explain source 10 mark to what extent source 12 mark explain source 12 mark outline 16 mark evaluate 16 mark outline evaluate 20 mark outline evaluate 24 mark assess

Recap lesson material for revision in Year 13 for AQA A Level Sociology THEORY and METHODS review content. Contains: Teacher reference sheet Student handout PPT This covers 2 x one hour lessons plus a homework task