4 Powerpoints with various real-life application and tasks to support learning. Information is tailored towards gender, ethnicity and age which were our chosen social groups for the coursework. Additional sources and references in the notes with relevant pass criteria and specification match-up on every slide.
If local to Addenbrookes Hospital, additional support is included.
What’s included:
An Intro to Sociology
Social Institutions
Sociological Perspectives
The Biomedical model and 2 alternatives
Concepts of health…
Contemporary links throughout.
LA.C / task 2 guide as it’s subjective to your local setting.
Unit 10 guide - in student friendly language.
This poster has been amended by the BPS - Available on the BPS Education website.
A selection of research and statistics which challenge ‘White’ Psychology and society.
Sharing for free. Please credit if used.
If you’re intending on sharing these on your school website or with multiple students, you should be purchasing the school license.
Made for AQA Psychology and includes 1 A4 pager per topic of concise and summarised information with appropriate imagery. Optional topics include Aggression, Schizophrenia, Gender, Relationships and Forensic Psychology.
NEW - clean and simple designs for most topics. Once purchased you should be able to download any updates for free.
15 interactive lessons for BTEC Tech Award Component 1, Learning Aim A.
Includes;
15 lessons
Homework
Coursework guidance.
Component 1 bundle available (LA.A and LA.B)
You will need:
A printer, counters and dice.
Included is the game board (A3) 18 Q&A cards and 6 blank Q&A cards (12 per A4)
Cut out the Question cards and stick the answers to the back.
This only covers the topics in Year 1 (Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Approaches, Psychopathology and Research Methods) but the cards are easy to amend for Year 1/2.
This is a good revision or end of year activity - Get students into teams of your choice. Roll the dice, move your counter and answer the relevant colour question on the cards.
The aim is to collect all the colours before your opponents and finish in the middle.
A one-off purchase will allow you to download future newsletters for FREE.
21 colour newsletters that can be given to students fortnightly (42 weeks) to widen their perspective and knowledge beyond the specification. Can also be used as transition reading, at open evenings or to develop subject knowledge.
Each newsletter includes:
Insight into a field/area of psychology.
Exploration of known and not-so-known psychologists beyond the specification.
A different cognitive bias or psychological complex
Research focus.
Also includes:
7 guided reading templates with questions to encourage critical thinking, evaluation and analysis. Sources and suggested answers are in the notes.
One purchase will allow you to access any updates for FREE in the future.
49 slides which covers 4-5 lessons.
Only covers the conformity section of Social Influence:
Types and explanations of conformity.
Asch
Zimbardo.
Additional information and links in the notes. Includes starters/plenaries and tasks.
Perfect for any classroom. Print onto plain, patterned or coloured paper.
Easy to edit for any spec - I’ve tried to choose common words but feel free to add or amend.
Summer transition work to be handed out after taster lessons.
Includes;
Extended Project Qualification
Sociology
Criminology
Psychology
Health and Social Care
All include suitable and relevant tasks to encourage critical thinking and prepare them for the demands of A Levels.
48 full slides that cover all of the ‘couples’ unit within Families and Households.
Tasks, detailed notes, videos, AO2 and additional research provided
Powerpoint includes 6 boards (one for each Year 1 topic).
Students roll dice and answer the question their counter lands on stay on the spot or progress.
Very easy to amend for Year 2, or to change the questions.
These 2 projects cover one whole term of work and allows students to work at their own pace whilst developing their skills.
Project one focuses on research methods (Psychology and the economy, peer review, reporting research and other baisc themes) and encourages student to research into a study of their choice and present the findings, exploring and critiquing the research methods before supporting them to conduct their own small scale research and present the findings.
Project two is enrichment and choice based, which allows students to work in groups to develop resources for the whole cohort, for themselves or for the next cohort.
Project 3 is a critical reading task.
Includes a concise guide of all studies that could be taught on the IB SL and HL course, showing overlap and best strategy.
Knowledge organiser includes a summary of each study for Biological, Cognitive, Sociocultural and Abnormality Q1 and Q2.
Ethics and Research Methods cheat sheet.
EPQ / Extended Project whole course.
19 lessons to prepare students to conduct their Project Research including exemplars, concise guidance and activities.
Year calendar for students and supervisors
Handbooks for students
Supervisor role
Taster lesson and resources
Summer preparation.
Structure for EPQ projects.
Dates will need updating.
Originally created for the Edexcel specification but applicable to AQA.
Includes videos, wider reading and research methods incorporated throughout.
workbook included.
Revision materials included.
Exemplar essays included.
Detailed additional notes and links in the notes section of each slide.