Students reduce and summarise information describing the role of hormones in sex and gender development and evaluate it using research evidence. Designed to be used with the Hodder ‘AQA Psychology Book 2’ (Lawton and Willard), but would also work with other texts. This activity could be used when introducing the topic, or done from memory as a revision activity to test understanding. A filled in version is provided, which could also be adapted, e.g. with gaps to fill in for less able students.

Useful for revising and consolidating understanding of different types of feminism. Could be differentiated by removing the words to increase difficulty.

Sheet designed to be printed onto card and cut up for students to then sort out the characteristics of Parsons’ Traditional and Modern societies. Good for consolidating understanding of key terms, and for kinesthetic learners. Could be used to introduce the topic or as revision. There are two sets of cards per A4 sheet to save on photocopying costs.

Two activities designed to help students distinguish between different forms of Marxism. In the first, they compare Gramsci- and Althusser and in the second, compare Humanist Marxism to Classical Marxism. Answer sheets are provided.

My students love these! Printed onto A3 double sided, they allow students to create their own summary of each topic in a format that makes sense to them. Rather than using someone else’s summary or a revision guide, it means that they have to think deeply about the material in order to condense it for revision. They are given a column for AO1 and AO3 for each specification point to make sure that they are completely covering all they need to know. Memory summary table available FREE to try out.