Effective Strategies for Teaching Students with ADHD (CPD Session for Staff) Teaching students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) requires a thoughtful and structured approach that supports their unique learning needs. ADHD is characterized by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, which can impact a student’s ability to focus, follow instructions, and complete tasks. However, with the right strategies, teachers can create an environment that helps students with ADHD thrive academically and socially. This overview will provide practical strategies for teaching students with ADHD and offer insights into creating an inclusive and supportive classroom.

A full PowerPoint on Health and Social Care unit 1 - Human Lifespan Development Packed with examples, ‘apply it’ questions and exam practice. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed.

Exam questions ranging from different marks which can be used as an assessment, as consolidation, as homework or to use as revision via a ‘walking-talking mock’.

Powerpoint lessson on Biopsychology: Biological rhythms - circadian rhythms. A-Level Psychology - Paper 2 (AQA). Can be used for other specifications.

A* 16 marker MODEL ANSWERS (A* exemplar answers) for AQA A-Level Psychology - Paper 3. Model answers for offender profiling (top-down and bottom-up approach) and ALL the explanations of criminal behaviour. Excellent revision resource for students.

A full PowerPoint on what Confomity in Social Influence is, describing and evaluaitng research into conformity; Asch (1951)… Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, role-play acitivties, mini-whiteboard activities and how to structure evaluative points. Looks into situational factors that affect conformity. Clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE, A-Level (any exam board) and degree level. Social Influence - What is Conformity? Research investigating conformity (Description & Evaluation) - Psychology (GCSE) THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING LESSON.

A full PowerPoint on the Psychological Explanations of Anorexia Nervosa in A2 psychology (Eating Behaviours). Complete with starter activities, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).

An excellent worksheet of Social Influence which has Reseach Methods Application Questions with MODEL ANSWERS. This is an excellent resource that can be used for AS/A2 and can serve as teaching exam skills/checking their understanding and can also be used for assessments and/or homework. Can also be used to self or peer-assessment. Assessment and revision but also a worksheet activity.

An excellent worksheet of Social Influence which has Reseach Methods Application Questions with MODEL ANSWERS. This is an excellent resource that can be used for AS/A2 and can serve as teaching exam skills/checking their understanding and can also be used for assessments and/or homework. Can also be used to self or peer-assessment. Assessment and revision but also a worksheet activity.

A full PowerPoint on Piaget’s stages of cognitive development in Development/Developmental Psychology with evaluation. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).

A-Level Psychology Research Methods Exam Practice Questions WITH ANSWERS! Full pack. Paper 2.

Excellent Exam Notes for Features of Science - A2 Research Methods: EXAM NOTES - A-LEVEL Psychology (AQA) Can be given to students for revision or for teachers to use as part of their teaching

A simple lesson on what Neuroplasticity is, with slides on Maguire’s taxi drivers study along with evaluation. Great videos embedded throughout the lesson. Used for IB Psychology but can be used for A-Level as well.

A full PowerPoint on the types of interviews in psychology. From what interviews are, students carrying out their own interviews, to the diffferent types including structured, unstructered and semi-structured interviws and evaluating each one. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).

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Some short quizzes and games to test AS and A2 research methods for AQA A-Level Psychology. These activities will engage students and help reinforce key concepts in a fun, interactive way.

Role Play Task: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for A-Level Psychology (Approaches Section - AQA) - But can be used for any exam board and GCSE Objective: Students will engage in a role-play exercise to simulate a CBT session, focusing on how this approach is used to help individuals challenge and reframe negative thoughts and behaviours. This will help students understand the cognitive approach to treating mental health issues. Instructions: Divide into Pairs or Small Groups: Each group will consist of two roles: • Therapist: The person guiding the CBT session. • Client: The individual seeking help to challenge their negative thoughts and behaviours. MORE INFO ON SHEET

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A full PowerPoint on the behaviourist approach in Psychology, with in-depth reference to the key features (classical and operant conditioning) and evaluating this approach. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).