<p>This Presentation is designed to be used alongside the June 2019 AQA GCSE English Language paper. The text is taken from HE Bates’ <em>The Mill</em> featuring the Hartop family. The lesson focuses on questions 1 and 2, outlining a simple approach to gist reading and advice on how to answer the questions quickly and efficiently.</p>

<p>Contains all resources for an introductory 2 hour introductory lesson on the topic of Social Media. Learners begin by brainstorming key terms and concepts related to social media before comparing and contrasting different social networking site to look for common features. Finally they are introduced to some current debates and issues before discussing the digital divide. Comes with a PowerPoint presentation with 17 slides, a key terms glossary and screenshots of well-known social media sites for annotating.</p>

This presentation focuses on the poem 'You' by Carol Ann Duffy. It can be used as an introduction to the teaching of her collection 'Rapture' or as an introduction to A-Level English in general. It also includes a method for approaching the analysis of poetry and an activity involving abstract art to get learners thinking about what makes poetry different to prose.

In this presentation learners discuss and evaluate table manners before reading an article from the Guardian about messy eating. They revise word classes and how to write PETER paragraphs before having a go at an exam style response.

<p>This Presentation is designed to be used alongside the June 2019 AQA GCSE English Language paper. The text is taken from HE Bates’ The Mill featuring the Hartop family. The lesson focuses on question 3, outlining a simple approach to how to answer the questions quickly and efficiently.</p>

<p>This Presentation is designed to be used alongside the June 2019 AQA GCSE English Language paper. The text is taken from HE Bates’ The Mill featuring the Hartop family. The lesson focuses on question 4, starting by getting students to think about creating balanced arguments, before giving them some discourse markers for discursive writing. Finally, they are asked to apply these skills to the text and attempt to answer Question 4.</p>

This presentation is designed to introduce learners to Piaget's theory of cognitive development. It outlines the theory and gives an explanation of the different stages. It includes links to useful videos, paired and grouped activities. It can be used as a standalone lesson or as part of my Introduction to Psychology unit of work.

A two part lesson designed to introduce students to the concept of barriers to communication. Includes several interactive activities designed to get learners thinking about some of the communication barriers they may face on a daily basis and worksheets to accompany the lesson.

This presentation is designed to introduce learners to the nature / nurture debate in relation to psychology. It contains a number of discussion points as well as a link to a video documentary of the famous 'Genie' case. Learners must also consider the theories they have been learning about (Freud / Bandura / Piaget) in relation to the debate.

<p>This presentation is designed to be used alongside the extract from <em>Labyrinth</em> by Kate Mosse used in the November 2017 AQA GCSE English Language exam. It reviews how to approach the reading of a new text, how to approach Question 1 quickly and efficiently and how to approach question 2. It also includes some sentence prompts for Question 2 to help learners construct their response.</p>

This presentation is designed to introduce Level 2 learners to the topic of psychology and the theory of Sigmund Freud. It outlines his theory, including definitions of the id, ego and super-ego and the conscious, unconscious and preconscious minds. Finally, it outlines the four main stages of psychosexual development.

<p>A set of slides focusing on a quick and efficient method for answering questions 1 + 2 of the AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 - June 2018. The extract is taken from Jigs and Reels by Joanne Harris.</p>

<p>A simple, ready-to-use presentation to introduce learners to the Spoken language assessment. Contains an activity related to the mark scheme, advice on planning and some examples of possible presentation topics.</p>

This presentation introduces learners to Bandura's Social Learning Theory through a series of discussions and a look at the famous Bobo Doll experiment. It is intended for level 2 learners but can be adapted easily enough to make it more challenging.

<p>A two hour lesson exploring the topic of social media and its impact on relationships, self and identity. Learners discuss opinion statements about social media before exploring its effect on relationships by analysing statistics from a journal article. Finally, they discuss online identity and the concept of the digital footprint.</p>

Intended for adult learners with low computer literacy to introduce them to the basics of word processing. The presentation covers shortcut keys and toolbar icons and is accompanied by worksheets that are intended to be shared digitally with the learners so they can practice.

This resource introduces learners to the concept of social norms. It includes detail theory and opportunities for discussion. There is also a poster activity to review the content.

This resource outlines Atkinson and Shiffrin's Multi store model of memory. It contains useful diagrams and activities for learners to explore the process of memory.

A presentation to introduce the concept of time management to learners, discuss what good / bad time management is and learn some key terms associated with the topic.