<p>RSE/PHSE resource to meet the RSE statutory guidance of:</p> <p>*Pupils should know:</p> <p><em>that there are different types of committed, stable relationships.<br /> how these relationships might contribute to human happiness and their importance for bringing up children.</em></p> <p>A lesson which discusses different family types, traits of healthy families, their pros and cons and evaluates whether the nuclear family is an ideal family type. Aimed at year 7/8 level</p>

<p>This resource is for Component 1 (Christianity and Islam) WJEC Eduqas New Spec</p> <p>The Powerpoint (45 pages) consists of a number of visual mindmaps for each of the four topics. The front page also includes the compulsory keywords for the students to fill in and an overview of the key teachings/references for the topic area. This can be printed off as a revision booklet.</p> <p>The word document (23 pages) includes summarised Christian and Muslim teachings for each mindmap, with a challenge activity for higher ability students. The students can either cut and stick onto the mindmaps or write them out next to each image.</p> <p>Towards the end of the booklet are practise 15 mark question statements, an overall summary of teachings/topic areas and some quick revision questions.</p> <p>I have found this resource particularly useful for visual learners/SEND and lower ability. Summarising the keypoints into smaller chunks is also a helpful strategy for the borderline students.</p>

<p>44 page booklet on all areas of Islam Beliefs and Practices to be used independently with a range of activities for all levels - wordsearch, crossword, matching, visual, comprehension, quick check, true and false, interpreting quotes, exam practise, correcting example responses etc. Does refer to use of the textbook for some activities. Can also be used as starters for lessons. Good for borderline students/as a homework book.</p>

<p>18 slide Powerpoint on anti-semitism, focusing on the use and history of the swastika, the law on anti-semitism, experiences of Jewish individuals, impact of using offensive symbols, discussion points and three videos.</p> <p>Resources have been utilised from Holocaust websites including links to videos.</p>

<p>A 290 page Powerpoint with all lessons from the AQA spec of Family (Topics 1-7). All lessons include a starter, notes that are dual coded with pictures, challenge questions, activities, guided note templates and exam practise with support. Easy for a non-specialist to pick this up from the Powerpoint.</p> <p>Also included is a 10 and 20 marker Word template the students can use for exam questions and various other templates.</p>

Used for Sociology A.Q.A. G.C.S.E.<br /> Useful to be used alongside the Collins Sociology for G.C.S.E. book (Wilson and Kidd), pages referenced in the booklet.<br /> Wide range of activities suitable for different revision techniques from word searches, cross words, gap fills, practice exam questions, mini test, quizzes, self assessment, exam techniques, keyword lists, etc.<br /> Really helped to bump up my borderline C/D students<br /> Used as a homework booklet for the whole year. <br /> <br /> Please note: this booklet is designed for students to work in with a variety of activities, there is some content given but they will need a Sociology textbook to work with alongside this booklet.

<p>23 page slide on sexual harassment.<br /> Includes; definitions, examples of sexual harassment, categories, statistics, discussion points, the law, where to go for help (including TFL campaign) and how to challenge sexual violence culture (Have a Word campaign).</p> <p>Disclaimer: I do not own rights to the two videos which are used for educational purposes only.</p>

<p>71 slides of revision for Route A RS Eduqas.</p> <p>Includes summarized and condensed beliefs for all topics in component 1 and the beliefs section of Christianity and Islam.</p> <p>Green statements are for those who need challenge.</p> <p>I gave all students a copy of this as a booklet to refer to when revising in class/homework for assessments and before the exam.</p>

<p>A set of 200 questions aimed at quick recall for Eduqas Psychology Paper 2 (AS)<br /> All questions devised from Cara Flannagan book, answers will be found there</p>

<p>Powerpoint focusing on difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships. Partner auction starter which gets students thinking about what they may look for in a partner. Discussion activity about what an ‘ideal’ relationship is. Sorting sheet with a number of statements to sort into healthy Vs unhealthy. Music video on the signs of an abusive relationship with another showing how males can be victims.</p>

<p>Series of six powerpoints designed for form times on; what mental health is, recognizing signs, boys and mental health, supporting others, apps and social media.</p> <p>Each Powerpoint should take 15-20 minutes depending on discussion outcomes.</p>

<p>Set of 80 questions to test students knowledge on the component of Islam for Eduqas.</p> <p>Answers can be found in the textbook used for this curriculum.</p> <p>Ideal as an extended homework activity/check knowledge before exam.</p>

<p>7 Powerpoints which I devised to be used for form time/assemblies.<br /> Each session should take 15-20 minutes depending on the discussion outcomes.<br /> Includes; information, links to videos, discussion points, definitions, where to access help.<br /> Particularly useful due to Ofsted placing emphasis on these topics currently.</p>

<p>Two sided knowledge organiser for the component of Islam (Route A Eduqas). Inlcludes beliefs and practices. Condensed info such as the pillars, festivals, sources of authority, angels, quotes, compulsory 2 markers etc. Ideal as a revision aid/reference mat</p>

<p>Cut and stick activity for RS GCSE Eduqas Islam component.</p> <p>Table with headings for beliefs/practices and a set of 110 condensed statements which students need to match into the correct box.</p> <p>Ideal for students with weaker literacy.</p>

<p>A set of 7 visual grids for all of the five approaches in Psychology for students to fill in and revise from. Broken down into sub topics e.g. Assumptions, Classic Evidence etc. with subheadiings to guide their note taking. Works well for visual learners/students who need direction with revision</p>

<p>Powerpoint on sexual consent - includes definitions, examples of consent, scenario’s, links to videos on consent, discussion points.</p> <p>Disclaimer: Video’s are for educational purposes only.</p>

<p>A visual mindmap with images/memes to help remember some key studies from the Education unit.<br /> The first two slides should be printed onto A3.<br /> The following slides contain short summaries of the key studies for education to write into the mindmap.<br /> This worked great with my class for memory retention as they could link the study with the picture. It also meant I could test their knowledge using just the pictures.</p>

<p>Set of 150 quick-check questions that students can test themselves on before the exam/as a homework activity.<br /> For the topics of: Education, Family and Research Methods.<br /> Answers not included but will be found in the Rob Webb book.</p>

<p>Cut and stick revision activity for component 1 (ethical studies in the modern world).</p> <p>A table with all of the topic headings for the 4 topics and 180 summarised statements of beliefs which students need to match to the correct topic.</p> <p>Ideal for students with lower literacy levels.</p>

<p>Set of 150 questions to test students knowledge of component 1 (Ethical studies in the modern world).</p> <p>Answers will be found in the textbook used for this curriculum.</p> <p>Ideal as a lengthy homework activity/pre-exam revision.</p>