<p>Having taught A Level for many years, I found the move to BTEC rather confusing and wasn’t sure what was expected from the students, especially for LAA. I decided to produce a sample answer to help me teach what was expected and show them what to aim for. This bundle includes the LAA sample answer and student guides to show them step by step how to complete all Unit 2 learning aims. Will be useful to any teachers new to the course.</p>

This is a resource aimed at year 11-13's that can be used for an SMSC lesson or a psychology lesson. The aim is to look at the nature-nurture debate focusing on the Kray twins and students will locate evidence to back up both sides of the debate. They will also assess the twins for APD, based on the fact sheet provided. Assessment and peer assessment are also used . All resources and lesson plan included.

<p>Ethics lesson for AS psychology. I have taught this lesson a few times before and have always been graded outstanding. Lesson plan provided showing differentiation and progress.</p>

<p>A useful guide to give to students to help them understand what is required in LAA and LAB unit 4 and how to structure their work.</p>

<p>Schemes of work for year 1 and 2 BTEC. Exam units are both in year 1 to allow for maximum re-sit opportunities and coursework units are in year 2.</p>

<p>Summary grid of Piaget’s stages of intellectual development with research evidence.</p>

<p>This is a scheme of work that is for the 2017-18 academic year, although the dates can be changed for use for future years. Particularly useful to new teachers who may be unsure how long to allow for each topic etc.</p>

<p>Summary of research into effects of early attachments on later relationships.</p>

<p>Students can complete the boxes after viewing a clip of Harlow’s monkeys and then expand on the evaluation points provided to enhance their analytical skills.</p>

<p>This powerpoint can be taught as one session or split into different sessions/topics to suit the learners.<br /> It introduces the topic of mental health and focuses on discussion based around what this means, factors that can impact our mental health and how we can improve our mental health.</p>

<p>Glossary sheets for all paper 1 topics and the psychopathology and approaches topics of paper 2. I find that these help students to learn and recall the key terminology, plus is a useful way to spend the final 5-10 minutes of a lesson.</p>

<p>Essay on behavioural model. This has many deliberate weaknesses so that students can mark the work and state how to improve it.</p>

<p>This is a useful learning/reference mat for psychology students to have on their tables during lesson or displayed on class walls.</p>

<p>Bowlby application task provides two case studies (one harder than the other, so good for differentiation) and students must apply their knowledge of his key ideas to the case studies. The evaluation sheet provides key evaluation points for Bowlby’s theory and students must provide more information and expand on each point in order to enhance their evaluation skills.</p>