<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the memory section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the biopsychology section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 3 or 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the Social Influence section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the gender section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the forensic psychology section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the attachment section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>This pack includes an example 16 mark essay response for each topic within the psychopathy section of AQA psychology A-Level. These are written by myself at A/A* level (usually graded around 12-16 out of 16). In most of my answers I use the general structure of either 1 or 2 paragraphs of AO1 (description) and 4 paragraphs of AO3 (evaluation and issues and debates). Some may be structured differently due to the topic having more or less content than the others. In the cases where there are more paragraphs than required for a 16 mark question (around 6), you can choose the topics you feel comfortable discussing - I have simply provided example paragraphs for all of the options.</p>

<p>THIS CONTENT IS FROM THE OCR FOOD TECH TEXTBOOK. I HAVE TAKEN THE CONTENT AND PUT IT INTO POWERPOINT FORM FOR REVISION OR TEACHING USE, BUT DO NOT TAKE CREDIT FOR CONTENT.<br /> This bundle contains 23 Powerpoints that I made as revision / learning resources for GCSE food preparation and nutrition. My exam board was OCR but the content is general food technology information and skills that is likely to be used in the food exams on other exam boards e.g. AQA.<br /> Topics include:</p> <ol> <li>The relationship between diet and health</li> <li>Nutritional and dietary needs of different people</li> <li>Nutritional needs when selecting recipes for different groups</li> <li>Energy Balance</li> <li>Meat</li> <li>Protein</li> <li>Fats</li> <li>Carbohydrates</li> <li>Vitamins</li> <li>Minerals</li> <li>Water</li> <li>Nutrients in foods</li> <li>Food source and supply</li> <li>Food processing and production</li> <li>Food security</li> <li>Technological developments to support better health and food production</li> <li>Development of culinary traditions</li> <li>Factors influencing food choice</li> <li>Food science</li> <li>Bacterial contamination</li> <li>Food safety</li> <li>Dough</li> <li>Knife skills</li> </ol>

<p>19 page document about word and sentence structure and grammatical features of the English language. Summary revision notes written by myself for a linguistics / English language module including key terms and definitions and examples. 10 different sections which focus on key areas in grammar and the structure of English language. Perfect for English Language or linguistics teachers or students or anyone with an interest into the in-depth working of language. Would make an ideal printout for classroom or revision use as it can be annotated and highlighted and used as a useful summary for learning and revision that features all the essential key terms and knowledge and can be added to.</p>

<p>Handy essay plan template which can apply for any subject and any level of study. Can be printed out and written on or filled in on Word.</p>