Work booklet for students to apply their knowledge of Issues and Debates across all topics in Paper 1 and Paper 2. This can be used as revision not just for Paper 3 but also APer 1 and Paper 2 for evaluations. Suggested activities: Students work independently competing worksheet. Students work in groups to discuss application of issues and debates to one topic. They then present/share their work with other groups (can be done as a carousel activity). Whole class activity where students share and complete at the same time. Homework activity and then used in class with activities e.g. exam questions carousel activity, etc.

Oxford International AQA: Lesson 1 Division of the Nervous System This lesson allows students to visually understand how the nervous system is broken down and independently discover different areas of the brain and the function of the spinal cord in relation to the nervous system and how the brain and body communicate. This lesson includes student tasks and exam practice questions. An optional worksheet is included. All resources are included. Please leave a review of this resource.

AQA Biopsychology- Localisation of the Brain (AO1) Student led lesson exploring the different areas of the brain as stated in the specification (motor cortex, somatosenory, Broca’s, Wernicke’s, auditory cortex and visual cortex). AfL task and exam question included. All resources are included.

This lesson will help to guide your students on how to tackle those tricky 9 mark exam questions. This lesson will allow you to teach your students how to understand the demands of a 9 marker, plan their answer and write an effect response. The lesson includes teacher notes within the ppt to support you with delivering this exam technique lesson effectively. The lesson can be edited to suit the needs of your class and your teaching, as well as the sources used to deliver the lesson. A list of resources needed are shared on the ppt.

Summer homework for Year 11 students going on to Year 12. This homework will give you an idea of what level students are coming on to your course in terms of thier Maths and Science knowledge, and allow students to explore different areas of psychology to make sure they are making the right choice. There are links that students can directly click on which will take them to online libraries and webpages. Part 1: Activities from BBC Bitesize Biology and Maths. Part 2: Challenges students to complete a range of activities of their choice from wider reading to podcasts to creating models. How to use: Part 1 is mandatory for all students to complete. They can screenshot their score and share with you. this will help you understand the students level coming in. Part 2 students select 3+ activities from different sections and they take a picture, write a review or take a screenshot to show what they did and learnt. THis can also form your first lesson with them. They can showcase their work and debate their views on their reading/watches.

A practical lesson allowing students to carry out each sampling technique using sweets. Includes lesson presentation and worksheet. Benefits: Students get a deeper understanding of each sampling method and how they are carried out. Find can independently come up with strengths and weaknesses of each methods by carrying them out themselves. Engaging lesson Opportunity to practice math skills

Psychology taster lesson for GCSE students. Engaging activities looking at different areas of psychology to give students an idea of what to expect. Can be edited and adapted for different time lengths and student abilities. Resource list for the lesson available on Slide 1. Specific resources for this lesson is included. Made for AQA but can also be used for OCR, Edexcel, WJEC and other exam boards. Student Approved lesson! What is covered? What is Psychology/ addressing misconceptions. Structure and course content. Memory Social influence Attachment Biopsychology Personality (fun activity) Opportunity to see students work, textbooks and exam papers. Please leave a review if you use this resource.

Psychology postcards with famous psychologists. A great way to easily recognise and celebrate your students. These can be handed out in class or posted home. Printing Instructions: Print 4 to a page Double sided Print on card