Unit 7 - planning and responding to emergency incidents Learning Aim A

2 powerpoints included one is an introduction to the units, expectations etc and another for a taster lesson to the subject.

Unit 2 Behaviour + Discipline A1 Psychological Perspectives Applied to Behaviour

Btec Level 3 Public Services Unit 12 Developing Fitness Programmes Booklet for students to complete which cover all assessed criteria.

Unit 7 Planning + Responding to Emergency Incidents Learning Outcome B

This contains 2 powerpoints which introduce the topics and units, but also introduce the lesson with expectations etc.

Involves two fun activities for students to do. Allows teachers to observe and assess team working skills and problem solving skills whilst allowing the students to have fun. A different way of assessments rather than just tests.

Unit 7 Planning + Responding to Emergency Incidents Learning Outcome C

Includes: Applied Anatomy and Physiology Excercise Physiology Biomechanics Skill Acquisition Sports Psychology Contemporary issues in physical activity and sport

Covering Police powers to search people and premises.

L3 BTEC Applied Law Unit 2 - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System defintions booklet

Complete lesson regarding Theft Includes worksheets 2 x powerpoints depending on preference

Covering general deferences: Duress, necessity and provocation

All topics are included and evaluation for AS and A2

These powerpoints cover all of Learning Aim A for Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law.

There are 5 scenarios for students to respond to. These vary in detail and can be added to. For example Scenario 1 relates to a shooting incidents, asking students to go through the protocols and types of response required. There are 6 slides available for this scenario - you can start with one and ask them to progress their ideas whilst they gain information or give all slides and ask for an overall response. There are 5 scenarios which can all be used in the same way.

A resource which allows you to look at students prior learning. Looking at the following categories: What I already know What would you like to know Key vocabulary Feedback These categories can be changed to suit what you’re teaching or what you need.

This presentation has been taught to Public Services students covering Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law, but also Law students studying their application of the law.

Covering lay people such as Magistrates and Juries Aimed at Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law, can be used across other units/lessons.

This relates to Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law - this powerpoint focuses on Barristers and Solicitors with tasks for students to complete