EPQ / Extended Project whole course. 19 lessons to prepare students to conduct their Project Research including exemplars, concise guidance and activities. Year calendar for students and supervisors Handbooks for students Supervisor role Taster lesson and resources Summer preparation. Structure for EPQ projects. Originally created for the Edexcel specification but applicable to AQA.

You will need: A printer, counters and dice. Included is the game board (A3) 18 Q&A cards and 6 blank Q&A cards (12 per A4) Cut out the Question cards and stick the answers to the back. This only covers the topics in Year 1 (Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Approaches, Psychopathology and Research Methods) but the cards are easy to amend for Year 1/2. This is a good revision or end of year activity - Get students into teams of your choice. Roll the dice, move your counter and answer the relevant colour question on the cards. The aim is to collect all the colours before your opponents and finish in the middle.

23 Revision Mats included. 1x Social Influence 1x Memory 1x Attachment 2x Approaches 1x Psychopathology 3x Research Methods 1x biopsychology 2x comparison tables 6x IAD 2x Gender (optional topic) 1x Aggression (optional topic) 2x Schizophrenia (optional topic) 2x Relationships (optional topic) Slide size is set to A3. easy to amend and ideal for revision. Also includes Issues and Debates synoptic activity.

Includes: 6x approaches (Behaviourist, Biological, Humanistic, SLT, Cognitive and Psychodynamic) and includes basic assumptions, facts and one related humourous comic - I’ve based it around the AQA spec so it may need adjusting for others. 1x Hypothesis chart. 1x AO and Evaluation poster. 1x How to score highly on graph questions 1x measures of central tendency 1x PEEL and sentence starters 1x openers and connectives for essay writing 3x careers within psychology. 1x University entry requirement and map 1x Open Evening display 1x Sperry 1x Validity and Reliability key terms. 2x Literacy mat for desks. 1x psychology bunting 1x A3 timeline (8 pages) 1x brain diagram (4 pages) The brain and connective posts can be found for free via a Google search.

Available as part of a bundle of 11 powerpoints for the whole two year course. Powerpoint which gives an overview of the 5 approaches.

Designed for A-Level revision sessions - Covers mostly AS topics with 1 reference to Sz and I&D (the file is a PPT so can be amended to suit your teaching) Includes numeracy and literacy support. Team-building Whole-course reference. Can be completed within 45 minutes. Printing of resources required. Answers are in the ‘notes’ This resource was redesigned by a well-known company.

4 Powerpoints with various real-life application and tasks to support learning. Information is tailored towards gender, ethnicity and age which were our chosen social groups for the coursework. Additional sources and references in the notes with relevant pass criteria and specification match-up on every slide. If local to Addenbrookes Hospital, additional support is included. What’s included: An Intro to Sociology Social Institutions Sociological Perspectives The Biomedical model and 2 alternatives Concepts of health… Contemporary links throughout. LA.C / task 2 guide as it’s subjective to your local setting. Unit 10 guide - in student friendly language.

2 Psychology taster lessons. One focuses on Attachment types and encourages students to complete a quiz to find out their own. It also included the ‘Marshmallow Test’ by Mischel. The second focuses on Biopsycholgy and labelling the brain. There are various summer transition packs included. Roughly 45 minutes, summer preparation booklets compliment these lessons.

Includes a concise guide of all studies that could be taught on the IB SL and HL course, showing overlap and best strategy. Knowledge organiser includes a summary of each study for Biological, Cognitive, Sociocultural and Abnormality Q1 and Q2. Ethics and Research Methods cheat sheet.

A collection of revision resources for whole lessons or individual tasks. These are very easy to amend to whatever topic you want to focus on. Rotating squares - Includes 11 essay questions. The aim is to give each student one essay question, give them a set time to complete the sections (AO1, I&D and AO3) then swap with another student for a set time, and again. Eventually, there will be several contributions for each essay. Articulate - 60 Key terms of studies. Students work in teams. One student picks a card and must explain their word without saying the word. Others must figure out the word. Revision clocks - Assign a topic. Give students 1 minute to complete each section of the clock. Ask or answer - cut out cards. Student independently completes either asking the question that fits the answer or answering the question. Someone who - You will need to add your own questions. Give students a sheet each, they need to ask their peers to tell them the answer and state who told them. A03 burgers - interactive way to great effective AO3 paragraphs. In practice, I provided students with 'points' to guide them to create burgers. 'How to Revise Psychology' evidence based guide. Issues and Debates synoptic activity exam question brain dump

If you’re intending on sharing these on your school website or with multiple students, you should be purchasing the school license. Made for AQA Psychology and includes 1 A4 pager per topic of concise and summarised information with appropriate imagery. Optional topics include Aggression, Schizophrenia, Gender, Relationships and Forensic Psychology. NEW - clean and simple designs for most topics. Once purchased you should be able to download any updates for free.

Summer transition work to be handed out after taster lessons. Includes; Extended Project Qualification Sociology Criminology Psychology Health and Social Care All include suitable and relevant tasks to encourage critical thinking and prepare them for the demands of A Levels.

18 slides to support the Social Policy section of Families and Households. Wider reading and resources added Eg. Surveillance state and various other gender regimes. There are two large tasks where students can research into one cross-cultural social policy in-depth and a second where students can research into current politics and British Social Policies (both tasks attached)

2 lessons Covers basic beliefs of Buddhism and looks at how they are different from other religions including differentiated choice tasks. Looks at the purpose of mandalas and a task to create them, again with differentiated tasks.

2 powerpoints to cover the specification content: Institutional aggression in the context of prisons: dispositional and situational explanations. Media influences on aggression, including the effects of computer games. The role of desensitisation, disinhibition and cognitive priming.

1 hour taster lesson which introduces the course - very easy to amend for your units. Includes a short task which combines different unit requirements. Includes summer homework / transition work.

10 lessons (full topic) for Psychopathology which includes activities, videos, wider reading and exam practice. Suicide and self-harm focus. Videos to demonstrate each disorder. Consolidation activity. 1x abnormalities 3x Depression (Characteristics, explanations, treatment) 3x Phobias (Characteristics, explanations, treatment) 3x OCD (Characteristics, explanations, treatment)

Designed to be completed by students independently. The workbook was compiled from various sources thus no charge.

This poster has been amended by the BPS - Available on the BPS Education website. A selection of research and statistics which challenge ‘White’ Psychology and society. Sharing for free. Please credit if used.

A two-page guide on how to revise. Simple an concise for students.