This is a detailed analysis of the Barclay text on Situation Ethics for A level students of Ethics. Learning objectives are included on all slides and there a lnks to videos and articles for enrichment. Special consideration is taken for development of A02 judgements.

This worksheet was created to accompany a YouTube clip called 'the boy who lived before'. This clip is found below and tells the story of a boy in Scotland who believes he can remember his past life. The pupils always compelled by this lesson and the worksheet enables excellent structure for the lesson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Wh0OsVtdeE

This is a detailed analysis of the Wilcockson text on Euthanasia for A level students of Ethics. Learning objectives are included on all slides and there a lnks to videos and articles for enrichment. Special consideration is taken for development of A02 judgements.

Introduction to the idea of truth covering: - Definitions of truth - Types of truth - Why truth is important Extension: Why false information is harmful Activity focuses: - Murder Mystery - Fake News This lesson was graded outstanding and can be shortened to suit a shorter lesson if necessary. It could also be 2 lessons depending on the ability of group and which tasks are used. The resource contains a lesson plan, PPT and a worksheet. Also a 'scrapbook' worksheet and clues for the detective task. The clues need to be cut up individually to be given to each detective/team. Enjoy!

This double sided knowledge organiser contains a grid of information for revision throughout a unit or after it and includes: Key words Quotes Religious teachings, importance and impact on the believer. Highly recommended for revision!

This is a PPT which includes a comprehensive inclusion of every part of the Natural Law Theory that would be needed to be taught up to A Level. It has been used with legacy and new examination specifications. The PPT includes 3 separate learning objectives which can be used in 2 or 3 different lessons if needed: 1. To explain Natural Moral Law as a theory of ethics 2. To analyse the usefulness of NML in the modern day context of ethical behaviour 3. To evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of Natural Moral Law This lesson has been graded outstanding.

Here are 2 PPTs for lessons on gender equality. One focuses on the general views of gender and stereotype and the other looks at the Christian views.

This is a detailed analysis of the Aristotle text on Virtue Ethics Theory for A level students of Ethics. Learning objectives are included on all slides as well as another bonus PPT which can be taught alongside the text PPT. Special consideration is taken for development of A02 judgements.

This is a resource which includes a: - PPT (complete with learning objective) - Information worksheet - Homework This serves as a good first lesson for KS3 classes on Judaism and will feature before any further learning.

This is a PPT and corresponding card sort that seeks to help pupils understand the issues related to the UK as a multi ethnic society. This lesson was graded outstanding in a series of observations on the topic of Community cohesion.

This PPT explains the main features of Aristotle's Virtue theory. It includes interesting diagrams and learning objectives. Used at A Level, but would suit KS4 too.

A very brief list of strengths and weaknesses of natural moral law.

This meditation activity is excellent alongside lessons on Buddhism, peace or pacifism and on spirituality. The resource attached includes a step by step narration of the exercise and always works fantastically. Highly recommended by colleagues who have used it!

This PPT gives a thorough explanation and analysis of the meaning of atonement and the various atonement theories which are needed for covering the 2016 A level course. This can be purchased separately or in a bundle with the Barth and Hick text analysis resources I have made. Includes learning objectives and A01 and A02 tasks. TIF = take it further (challenge). Happy shopping!

This is part of the analysis of the Donovan extract as used by Edexcel for Unit 4 - implications. I started it after having gone through the rest with the class, so it is not complete. Hope it helps!