Extracts from texts chosen for their illustrative points of verbs and nouns. Notes in the viewing panel for notes. Powerpoint - very simple. Can be edited. A level material. AQA

A Revision Lesson for the Sociology media module - This is one of 3 lessons which focus on revising the media representation module. It focuses mainly on disability and ethnicity. It is a powerpoint designed to take 1hr to complete and is accompanied by a worksheet for students to complete

A Powerpoint which includes a brief overview of the relationship between media content and its audiences. This is a powerpoint that includes the most important information of the topic. It should last 2 x 1hr lessons to complete. It can be used as a revision lesson at the end of the year or after finishing the topic.

A Summary Lesson & Worksheet for the New media module for AQA Sociology designed to condense the entire module to be completed in only 1 hr. Good for Exam Revision & topic recaps.

A Revision Lesson including powerpoint and worksheet for AQA Sociology media module. Covering media representation of Social class and various age groups. This is designed as an overview/revision lesson to be done at the end of the m odule of before exams as a refresher.

A Powerpower card sort, containing A01 and A03 statements on the AQA Attachment module. Including: Strange Situation, Learning Theory, Monotropy, Cultural Variation, Maternal Deprivation and many more. Students need to sort them out into topic. Doing so will help form the basis of a 16 mark exam question answer.

Questions and things to notice for A level. Word document. Suitable for students and teachers to understand meaning. Useful for NQTs, teaching practice and students who wish to make notes on the text. Line references and guided reading. Over 54 pages - well worth the small costs to save time preparing !

Activities to support interpretation of the characters in Hamlet for A level. Suitable for AQA. Useful quotations from critics to discuss and reference to the text. Simple, but focused on the text.

A lesson’s worth of material for Seamus Heaney’s Digging - focusing on the poet’s use of language choice and themes. Includes reference to admiration of family, cultural expectations, community and historical references. Explanation of language choice in the powerpoint should help prompt discussion and understanding. Saves preparation! Would be suitable for all levels and abilities. Questions at the end based on the powerpoint’s content. Creative tasks to extend the work.