<p>Included is a powerpoint covering the Cognitive approach in line with the AQA syllabus</p> <ul> <li>starter slides and specification links</li> <li>topics covered: introduction to cognitive approach, real life examples of cognition in action, schema, inferences, computer model, case studies and experiements, AO3</li> <li>gap fills, true or false, discussion opportunities, links to videos, match up</li> <li>This powerpoint can be spread across 2 lessons</li> </ul>

<p>Included is a powerpoint covering Behaviourism in line with the AQA syllabus</p> <ul> <li>starter slides and specification links</li> <li>topics covered: introduction to behaviourism, classical and operant conditioning, case studies and experiements, AO3</li> <li>gap fills, true or false, discussion opportunities, links to videos, match up</li> </ul> <p>This powerpoint can be spread across 2 lessons</p>

<p>Included is a powerpoint covering Social Learning Theory in line with the AQA syllabus</p> <ul> <li>lesson powerpoint (could be split over 2 lessons) and a worksheet (could be used for homework)</li> <li>topics covered: intro to SLT, imitation, modelling, vicarious reinforcement,identification, mediational processes and case studies / experiements, AO3</li> <li>gap fills, true or false, discussion opportunities, summary questions, links to videos, match up, plenty of AFL</li> </ul>

<p>Included is a guided revision task for Y12 and Y13 students studying AQA Psychology at A Level</p> <ul> <li>powerpoint includes timed recall tasks for each subtopic</li> <li>provides opportunity to highlight weak areas for students</li> <li>after each task, provide knowledge organisers or notes to add in any key areas missed - provides opportunity for discussion</li> <li>fantastic to highlight topics the class would like to recap</li> <li>demonstrates effective revision techniques</li> </ul>

<p>Included is a guided revision task for Y12 and Y13 students studying AQA Psychology at A Level</p> <ul> <li>powerpoint includes timed recall tasks for each subtopic</li> <li>provides opportunity to highlight weak areas for students</li> <li>after each task, provide knowledge organisers or notes to add in any key areas missed - provides opportunity for discussion</li> <li>fantastic to highlight topics the class would like to recap</li> <li>demonstrates effective revision techniques</li> </ul>

<p>This resource provides opportunity to practice identifying AO1, AO2 and AO3 across a variety of exam style Qs</p> <p>*a set of questions where students decide on AO1, 2 or 3 for each one - they then answer each Q and highlight each mark in a different colour<br /> provides opportunity for students to gain an insight into how their papers will be marked in their exams</p> <ul> <li>exemplifies the importance of planning answers and understanding mark allocations</li> <li>video links attached to recap the difference between AO1,2,3</li> <li>instructions to guide student learning</li> </ul>

<p>Powerpoint presentation covering the different observation techniques in accordance to the AQA syllabus</p> <ul> <li>key term comparison starter task</li> <li>discussion points throughout</li> <li>information slides on recording observations</li> <li>summary table completion task with EXT</li> <li>exam Q summary</li> </ul>

<p>15 question worksheet covering all AS Research method questions for AQA</p> <p>Perfect for an end of topic test or revision</p> <ul> <li>sampling</li> <li>types of experiment</li> <li>control variables</li> <li>observation techniques</li> <li>demand characteristics</li> <li>order effects</li> </ul>

<p>Lesson powerpoint following the AQA syllabus for A Level Psychology - sampling techniques, Research methods</p> <ul> <li>starter tasks</li> <li>discussion tasks</li> <li>examples of each type of sampling</li> <li>worksheet to summarise with mixed practice questions (covering a whole array of RM topics in the format of exam styles questions)</li> <li>EXT tasks</li> </ul>

<p>An entire lesson covering AQA A Level Psychology: operationalisation and variables</p> <ul> <li>information slides on IV/DV, hypothesis, control variables (extraneous and confounding), demand characteristics and operationalisation</li> <li>Mini class practical to emphasis the need for CONTROL in experiments<br /> *2x worksheet to practice hypothesis writing and operationalisation</li> </ul>

<p>A Lesson powerpoint in line with the AQA GCSE combined course - Biology.</p> <ul> <li>starter and LOs</li> <li>information slides covering the function of the digestive system and every organ within the DS, organisation of cells/tissues/organs/organ system, adaptations of the small intestine, digestive enzymes: their function and issue of denaturing with use of graph Qs to demonstrate</li> <li>links to videos relating to the organs in the DS and their function</li> <li>structured and scaffolded writing tasks with prompts</li> <li>label, gap fills, table completion, pair and individual tasks, True or false to end</li> </ul>

<p>200+ slides broken down into individual lessons on Organisation (human and plant organs)</p> <ul> <li> <p>topics covered: digestion, food tests, enzymes, blood, blood vessels, the heart, required practicals, CV disease, cancer risk factors, plant tissues</p> </li> <li> <p>starter tasks, information slides and links to videos, gap fill, discussion questions, extension tasks, match ups, writing tasks with scaffolding and model answers, True or false for AFL, exam styles Qs with answers</p> </li> </ul> <p>fantastic to use as an entire module or broken down for revision lessons</p>

<p>Lesson powerpoint covering blood vessels in accordance to the AQA GCSE Combined Science spec</p> <p>covers the different parts of the heart, blood vessels and how to identify/compare veins, arteries and capillaries</p> <ul> <li>starter tasks, LOs, infomation slides, links to videos, exam qs, ‘how many marks’ task to guide student on how to avoid making common errors in exam style Qs, True or false, table completions and gap fills, labeling parts of the heart and identifying the 3 different type of blood vessels</li> </ul>

<p>2 hours worth of GCSE Biology revision tasks</p> <p>topics covered:</p> <ul> <li>Cell structure</li> <li>Animal tissues, organs and organ systems</li> <li>Photosynthesis</li> <li>Hormone control in humans</li> <li>Pond weed – Required Practical 5</li> <li>Population size sampling – Required practical 7</li> </ul> <p>included is a mix of tasks for students to revise key areas in Biology - gap fills, match ups, exam Qs, quizzes</p> <p>summary reflection task for students to identify further areas to revise</p>

<p>Included is an interactive marking grid used to make book feedback quicker, easier and more useful for students. The grid contains desired behaviours for KS4 students (seen in class notes and during class work/lesson time)</p> <ul> <li>The behaviours on the grid can be highlighted in green for ‘currently doing this well’ and highlighted in purple for those that ‘could improve on’</li> <li>students can stick in their book with the date and complete any actions written</li> <li>when the next feedback grid is given students can track their progress by visibly comparing the previous grid</li> </ul>

<p>Included is an interactive marking grid used to make book feedback quicker, easier and more useful for students.</p> <ul> <li>The behaviours on the grid can be highlighted in green for ‘currently doing this well’ and highlighted in purple for those that ‘could improve on’</li> <li>students can stick in their book with the date and complete any actions written</li> <li>when the next feedback grid is given students can track their progress by visibly comparing the previous grid</li> </ul> <p>Included is a document that contains desired behaviours (seen in class notes and during class work/lesson time)</p>

<p>200+ slides covering an entire Science module: Photosynthesis</p> <p>This module includes slides broken down into lessons on the following:</p> <ul> <li>plant cells</li> <li>what is photosynthesis</li> <li>how does photosynthesis occur</li> <li>obtaining carbon dioxide</li> <li>obtaining water</li> <li>factors effecting the rate of photosynthesis</li> <li>nutrients needed by plants</li> </ul> <p>Each lesson includes starters, mixed practice tasks, information slides and lots of opportunity for AFL. Some graph and exam Q practice.</p>

<p>This powerpoint covers an entire Science Module: Metal Reactions<br /> Suitable for KS3 or to recap and revise topics at GCSE level</p> <p>150+ slides that are broken down into lessons covering:</p> <ul> <li>properties of metals and their uses</li> <li>reactivity series</li> <li>hydrogen gas test</li> <li>displacement reactions</li> <li>metal and acid word equations</li> <li>balancing symbol equations for metal reactions</li> </ul> <p>Tasks include plenty of mixed practice, starters, information slides, gap fills, match up (all great for AFL)</p>

<p>A Powerpoint covering neutralisation word equations</p> <ul> <li>21 slides covering introduction to salts, acids and bases</li> <li>model examples of how to complete neutralisation word equations</li> <li>mixed practice tasks using a variety of acids and bases</li> <li>summary slides for AFL (true or false, fill in the gaps)</li> </ul> <p>Great as introdution to neutralisation reactions for KS3 or revision and recap for GCSE KS4 Chemistry</p>

<p>Entire module on Acids and Alkalis for KS3 Science</p> <ul> <li>200+ slides covering an entire module of learning: properties of acids and alkalis, pH, neutralisation, elements found in acids and alkalis, graph interpretation, word equations (metals and acids - acids and alkalis), testing for acids and alkalis</li> </ul> <p>Includes tasks such as:</p> <ul> <li>starters</li> <li>information slides</li> <li>mixed practice tasks and feedback slides (adaptable to your own classes needs)</li> <li>gap fills</li> <li>match up</li> <li>true or false</li> <li>white board tasks</li> </ul>

<p>**An overall summary question sheet on Acids and Alkalis - Suitable for KS3 **</p> <p>25 questions summarising the differences between acids and alkalis. The worksheet has questions on the following:</p> <ul> <li>what examples there are of acids and alkalis</li> <li>differences between their properties</li> <li>differences between their uses</li> <li>dangers of acids and alkalis</li> <li>the elements found in acids and alkalis</li> <li>testing for acids and alkalis</li> <li>all of the above but for neutral substances</li> </ul>