16 A6 revision cards containing all key concepts and key studies as well as recall and application questions. If you print double sided then cut into 4 they will have the key study on one side and evaluation of key study on other. Then the others have Key concept then application of key concept to gender, consumer behaviour and aggression on the other side. Then you have recall question card with answers on the back and finally, application questions with answers on the back. Uploaded a PDF and word version so you can edit if you like.

16 A6 revision cards containing all key concepts and key studies as well as recall and application questions. If you print double sided then cut into 4 they will have the key study on one side and evaluation of key study on other. Then the others have Key concept then application of key concept to gender, consumer behaviour and aggression on the other side. Then you have recall question card with answers on the back and finally, application questions with answers on the back. Uploaded a PDF and word version so you can edit if you like.

Introduction to evaluating psychological studies using GRAVE. Slides and worksheet.

16 A6 revision cards containing all key concepts and key studies as well as recall and application questions. If you print double sided then cut into 4 they will have the key study on one side and evaluation of key study on other. Then the others have Key concept then application of key concept to gender, consumer behaviour and aggression on the other side. Then you have recall question card with answers on the back and finally, application questions with answers on the back. Uploaded a PDF and word version so you can edit if you like.

Knowledge organiser which breaks down each of the command words by explaining what the student has to do and then giving an example of an exam question that uses the word and an example of how coursework might use the word.

16 A6 revision cards containing all key concepts and key studies as well as recall and application questions. If you print double sided then cut into 4 they will have the key study on one side and evaluation of key study on other. Then the others have Key concept then application of key concept to gender, consumer behaviour and aggression on the other side. Then you have recall question card with answers on the back and finally, application questions with answers on the back. Uploaded a PDF and word version so you can edit if you like.

PowerPoint lessons and student workbook covering all of Unit 11 LAA includes- key knowledge- tasks- application to required case studies- assignment checklist Has a mixture of tasks and videos embedded to help students know and understand the content for writing up the assignment

Knowledge organiser containing all of the information students need for the social approach section of the unit 1 exam for BTEC Applied Psychology. Page 1 includes key assumptions- key concepts- key studies- evaluation of key studies Page 2 includes the applications to gender, consumer behaviour and aggression as well as the strengths and limitations of the explanations.

A 3 page worksheet for students to fill out to help them revise the whole of the cognitive and language section of children’s development includes: Vygotsky, Bruner- modes of representation and scaffolding, Piaget schematic and cognitive stages of development, Chomsky, Skinner, information processing and the structure of language.

Double sided knowledge organiser which defines all of the command words and breaks them down into A01 A02,A03, A04. The powerpoint goes through each command word and gives an example of how the word can be used in real life context (answering a question about favourite tv show) and then in the context of applied psychology. Students should fill out the gaps in the KO with their own answers to these questions.

Double sided knowledge organiser which defines all of the command words and breaks them down into A01 A02,A03, A04. The powerpoint goes through each command word and gives an example of how the word can be used in real life context (answering a question about favourite tv show) and then in the context of children’s development. Students should fill out the gaps in the KO with their own answers to these questions.

Booklet to go along with the BBC documentary on Coercive Control. Follows the experiment and if you pause when the participants are being asked questions the students can fill in their answers and take part in the experiment.