<p>This is a display I created for one of my A level Philosophy and Ethics classrooms.<br /> It is the heading BOOKFLIX, in stained glass letters and then there are 20 book covers.<br /> I printed mine onto card for the best effect, LOADS of students (and staff) have commented on it, it’s a really good conversation starter.</p>

<p>This is a full set of lessons to teach the AQA A Level LAW NECESSITY DEFENCES topic - self defence &amp; duress<br /> You are purchasing an accompanying power-point, x2 work books, case law sheet, revision activities.<br /> The workbooks take the students through the stages of each defence, getting to explain the sections of the law and asking them to apply case law as evidence for the decisions made. There are practice activities allowing them to apply what they have learnt and reinforcing the IDEA structure for the higher mark exam questions.<br /> This will take at least x6 hours to teach, you will need the AQA A Law text book to use along side this.</p>

<p>This is a power-point lesson to teach the AQA A level chapter on SENTENCING.<br /> There is an initial PP, containing a range of activities - all the necessary and relevant handouts I made are attached also.<br /> There is also a PP for homework or extra study.<br /> This took me about 6-8 hours to teach</p>

<p>The attached are revision sheets that should be printed onto A3 and given to students as part of their revision programme. They can be used as a class / home / individual activity.<br /> They cover the following topics:</p> <ul> <li>Nuisance</li> <li>Occupier’s Liability 57</li> <li>Occupier’s Liability 84</li> <li>Rylands v Fletcher</li> <li>Vicarious Liability</li> <li>Economic and Psychiatric Loss<br /> As well as the blank revision sheets, I have included answer sheets so students are able to check their work (OLA 57 &amp; 84 have a fact sheet to accompany)<br /> If done in lesson, I find I can get two done in an hour, you therefore have the equivalent to three hours work/revision for your students.<br /> Could also be used as END OF TOPIC revision</li> </ul>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the first topic The Nature of Law as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 3-4 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a power-point and TWO workbooks that covers the Year 13 topic <strong>THEFT</strong> as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> The work books have been created to see the students through the learning of the actus reus and mens rea of theft. I have also added in the case sheet that is referred to throughout the workbooks.<br /> The key words have been added by me and serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included two case revision sheets and a sort activity that can be used as starters/plenaries<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 5-6 hours, 3 for AR, 2 for MR and 1 for the ‘tests’) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and the workbooks and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a power-point lesson about the Criminal Courts, their role and the appeals process. This is for the AQA A level LAW (AS) specification.<br /> You are also purchasing a power-point that can be used as homework, or extra study and all the necessary handouts that I made.<br /> This took me about 5 hours to teach.</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the topic LEGAL PERSONNEL as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 3-4 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is an introductory lesson to AQA A level Law<br /> I use this as the first lesson of the term and I have used it as a taster lesson too<br /> There is a power-point and additional resources - there are three main tasks that introduce the students to some of the key terms and concepts they will need throughout the course</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the THIRD topic, PARLIAMENTARY LAW-MAKING as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 6-7 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the topic THE RULES OF TORT LAW as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 4-5 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the FIFTH topic, STATUTORY INTERPRETATION as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 3-4 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the FOURTH topic, DELEGATED LEGISLATION as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 3-4 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>You are buying a power-point that teaches the Year 13 topic of Voluntary Manslaughter.<br /> You can work through the PP, while the students make notes and complete questions / activities. I am also including the relevant cases and a revision sheet that can be used as a starter or plenary.<br /> When I teach this, it usually lasts about 6 lessons, longer then to complete the exam type questions at the end.</p>

<p>This is a power-point that can be used to revise the function and purpose of a synagogue. It has several questions and picture clues, with answers, then a task at the end asking the student to write a invitation to a friend asking them to come to the synagogue, giving key information about the expectations when they are there.</p>

<p>This pack contains everything you need to teach A-level Virtue Ethics.<br /> A power-point with all the main details, tasks, worksheets and quizzes to check student’s understanding and an example essay for students to mark.</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the second topic THE RULE OF LAW as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task (This is called Supported Study at my school)<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 3-4 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>

<p>This is a lesson that can be used to teach the section of the Edexcel Religious Studies A Level Islam course relating to NAFS. It contains the relevant information and student tasks.</p>

<p>This is a power-point and related materials to teach the chapter OTHER FORMS OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION from the AQA A level LAW<br /> This is a main power-point (taking approx 6 hours to teach), a series of activities throughout, a quiz power-point, a power-point for student’s homework or supported study and the relevant handouts I made.<br /> This completely covers what is required for this specification.</p>

<p>This is a series of x14 lessons, each is a self-contained power-point and is planned to last one hour long. No further resources are needed.<br /> They are based on the Religion, Peace and Conflict chapter of the AQA GCSE Religious Studies text book and the lesson includes an introduction to war, types of war, holy and just war, nuclear war, pacifism, the importance of remembering war.<br /> There are a variety of tasks, including individual and paired work, group tasks, exam style questions, videos, comprehension tasks.<br /> At my school we teach this one lesson per fortnight and it lasts us half the academic year - so excellent value at less than a £1 per lesson!</p>

<p>This is a power-point that covers the topic LAW REFORM as part of the AQA A Level LAW<br /> The power-point has been made using a variety of sources that have been recommended by AQA, including their specification.<br /> Students can make notes as you explain the information and there are a series of tasks throughout the PP to check their understanding. The key words have been added by me, but serve as a good way to focus students on the key terminology for this topic.<br /> I have also included a homework / extension task.<br /> This topic / power-point usually takes me a week (approx 5-6 hours) to teach, hopefully the price reflects the amount of work that has gone into the PP and how many lessons you are getting!</p>