<p>Full lesson with introduction of theories of sciences. Notes and key perspectives on the following:</p> <p>The Enlightenment<br /> Falsification<br /> Rationalism vs Relativism<br /> Social Construction of science<br /> Paradigms<br /> Atheism<br /> New Age</p> <p>Also inlcudes contemporary examples, engaging activites and homework.</p>

<p>An engaging and fun revision session. Pub style pop quiz with a research assignment at the end.</p> <p>Aim of the powerpoint:</p> <p>To answer quiz questions on the Schizophrenia Unit</p> <p>To start an overview sheet of all of Schizophrenia</p>

<p>A coherent AQA check list to aid in your students revision.<br /> All items are chronologically linked to spec.</p>

<p>A comprehnsive A-level AQA Psychology powerpoint lesson on the regions of the brain.<br /> Complete with activties, exam questions, diagrams and videos.<br /> Perfect for revision or for a Biopsychology lesson.</p>

<p>The aim of this lesson is to explain the difference between a natural and a social science and effectively outline the three positions of the debate that sociology is a science.</p> <p>Complete with subject terminology, engaging debate questions and aqa sociology spec notes.</p>

<p>Learning objectives:<br /> Define and understand variable types<br /> Identify independent and dependent variables in investigations</p> <p>Defintions and examples for revison.</p>

<p>Revision powerpoint aimed at helping students recall vital memory studies and key defintions.<br /> Complete with short summaries and activites for the lesson.</p>

<p>Comprehensive revision powerpoint with A01 and A03 recap.</p>

<p>Key studies and psychologists list on microsoft excel spreadsheet.<br /> Colour coded, with descriptions and detail.<br /> Any on the key spec are also highlighted.<br /> Can be printed for students or added to your curriculum map.</p>

<p>Student friendly colour coded pdf of all the key psychologists and their descriptions.</p> <p>Paper 1</p> <ol> <li>Social Influence</li> <li>Memory</li> <li>Attachments</li> <li>Psychopathology</li> </ol> <p>Paper 2</p> <ol> <li>Approaches</li> <li>Biopsychology</li> <li>Research Methods – no studies</li> </ol> <p>Paper 3</p> <ol> <li>Issues &amp; Debates – no studies</li> <li>Cognition &amp; Development</li> <li>Schizophrenia</li> <li>Forensic Psychology</li> </ol>

<p>Poetry handout that gives the definitions of Alliteration, Assonance, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Simile and Symbolism. The students must find examples of each in their studied poem and explain the effect this has on the reader.<br /> This is a lovely accompanying handout for homework or for the end of a lesson.</p>

<p>This was originally made for Junior Cycle English but it could be used for KS3 business or Media students.<br /> It discusses the different areas of adverting and different advertising terms and their meaning.</p>

<p>Past paper topics and questions that appeared each year for literature paper One and Two.</p>

<p>A comprehensive description of the story of Medusa and two tasks. Task one is to read an extract regarding Medusa from Ovid. Based on his description, the student is asked to use the designated space to create a fact file about Medusa and what you imagine she was like.</p>

<p>Powerpoint discussing how to answer a 16 marker. Example answer, question to try themselves and links to excellent resource videos.</p>

<p>Full 3 lesson powerpoint for the Spoken Language Endorsement.<br /> These preparation power points aim to prepare the students to give a formal presentation.<br /> The lesson material includes:<br /> Introduction to assessment objectives<br /> Outline of the task<br /> A look at the Mark scheme<br /> Presentation of students who have presented and task<br /> Checklist for success<br /> Reasons for a cue card</p> <p>Lesson 4 is another resource on my page for sale (booklet).</p>

<p>Intensive power point that details the history of neuro science and cognitive science.<br /> This is a great resource when you have completed the memory section of AS/A level psychology for extra A03 content. It could also be used to teach as a introduction to University Psychology. There are fantastic resources and research references.</p>

<p>Nervous system hand out/activity that can be completed independently or as group work. Include in any lesson.<br /> TASK: Cut up the following bits and then arrange them into a flow diagram for the nervous system. Match the short description to the name of the correct nervous system. Stick it in order and draw arrows showing what bits are subdivisions of others.</p>

<p>This resource can be edited to cater to your chosen English texts. It is a template to aid students track their grades. This includes their target grade, interim and final grade for that text/term.</p>

<p>Five Week Comprehensive Powerpoint pack to use for teaching of EPQ with guidelines. Some slides need adjusting to your class. This is just a five week pack to get you and your class started.<br /> Powerpoints include: Project breakdown<br /> Assessment objectives<br /> Homelearning tasks to aid construction<br /> Dissertation help<br /> Project Management<br /> Project plan tasks</p>

<p>Scene by scene notes for Macbeth. Excellent resource for students who have missed class or for revision. It is also great for teachers who need to refresh their minds prior to class prep.<br /> It details: language techniques, themes, key quotes, key characterisation, contextual factors to consider and Key happenings (plot).</p> <p>13 pages long.</p>