This lesson is about learning how to compare the approaches for the AQA Specification A2 topic. It has a few activities comparing the approaches and goes through how to write comparison paragraphs instead of standard strengths and weaknesses. It has a powerpoint, applied activities, notes sheet for students to use and several sample essays.

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 lesson (1 hour 30 mins) on hypotheses and aims for Year 1 AQA Research methods. It goes through what null and alternative hypotheses are. It also shows the differences in structure of experimental and correlational hypotheses. A homework sheet with sample exam questions on aims and hypotheses is included as well.

This includes a worksheet to summaries the implications for the economy for the topics in first year. Also includes a short lecture on peer review and a worksheet to complete using the Cat Psychology book.

This includes a powerpoint covering types of validity (Internal, External, Population, Ecological, Temporal), threats to validity (Investigator Bias, DCs, Social desirability, EV’s & CV’s) and ways of assessing validity (Concurrent Validity & Face Validity). It comes with a Notes Sheet (the students can use as you teach). It includes some activities and a match task as well.

Full Lesson powerpoint and activities for Plasticity and Functional Recovery for year 2 biopsychology. Will take approximately 2 hours of teaching. Designed for AQA Psychology exam board. Included is: Starter recap from localisation lesson Detailed powerpoint with pictures and numerous video links A notes sheet (which I give the students to complete while we work through the powerpoint together so they aren’t taking too many notes) Essay Plan Activity Try out this lesson on functional recovery and plasticity.

Full Lesson resources for Zimbardo lesson. This could cover 1.5-2 hours of time. I usually go over social roles, before getting them to watch the 30 min video and complete their notes sheet. Then I go over the study so they can add in any details they missed into their sheet. Then the students complete the evaluation tasks. Before ending the lesson with a true or false. It includes a detailed powerpoint and a few activities. Activities include: -Video link and notes sheet to complete with video -Evaluation sheet -Improving Evaluation of Zimbardo Sheet -Implications of findings

A full lesson for the social influence topic of AQA Psychology. It is designed to be the second lesson in the topic after the Milgram lesson that has already been uploaded. It includes: Alternative studies of obedience to Milgram (Hofling and Burger) Situational Variables affecting Obedience. It includes: A Notes Sheet - which matches the ppt and the students take their notes into this sheet to avoid taking too many notes Ppt which serves as lesson plan really as well Activities: Card Sort of Milgrams Variations Exam Questions for Homework Questionnaire for students to highlight factors affecting obedience

Powerpoint and 8 worksheets, designed for the new AQA Psychology (2015 spec). I have always enjoyed teaching statistics and the students usually quite enjoy these lessons. This is for the Year 2 content. It will take probably 3 x 1 hour sessions and there are answers provided for the worksheets. The powerpoint should act as a lesson plan really. It is tried and tested from previous courses I have taught and adapted to current specification requirements. It includes with it a 40+ slide ppt & 8 worksheets with lots of example scenarios for them to practise their stats skills on. It includes: Significance and Probability Choosing a Stats Test Using Observed and Critical Values Reading Critical Value Tables Recap on Sign Test (assuming some knowledge from first year) A couple fun activities (kahoot and bingo)

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.

This is a set of 60 revision cards for the GENDER Topic. They were designed for AQA Psychology. They have questions on one side and answers on the back - so perfect for independent revision or testing in pairs. They need to be printed double sided and cut up. Print on different colour paper for each set to help you keep each set separate. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can bought as a bundle for a discount.

This is a set of 72 revision cards with questions and answers for students studying AQA Psychology. The Approaches and Biospychology. It includes A01 questions and A03 questions. They can be used independently or in pairs, alternating answering and asking questions. They should be printed double sided or stuck onto the back of each other. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can bought as a bundle for a discount.

For AQA Psychology. This is a set of 72 revision cards with questions and answers for students studying AQA Social Influence. It includes A01 questions and A03 questions. They can be used independently or in pairs, alternating answering and asking questions. They should be printed double sided or stuck onto the back of each other. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can be bought as a bundle for a discount.

This is a set of over 60 revision cards with questions and answers for students studying AQA attachment. They can be used independently or in pairs, alternating answering and asking questions. They should be printed double sided or stuck onto the back of each other. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can bought as a bundle for a discount.

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!