This KS1 Maths lesson helps pupils to understand the concept of ordinal numbers. A series of activities reinforces the idea of first, second, third and so on. In the main activity, pupils have the choice of two races and place the competitors in a suitable order. Further activities teach higher ordinal numbers (from 11th to 20th). The lesson fulfils these National Curriculum requirements (KS1, Ma2, Number): * approach problems involving number, and data presented in a variety of forms * count reliably up to 20 objects at first

A resource (power point presentation) for teaching the correct position for numbers on a clock as well as covering o'clock and half past.

Writing your A2 coursework rationale. Powerpoint presentation as a guide for A2 sociology coursework.

An AS Level grid for evaluating the methods that sociologists use.

An A2 Level grid for evaluating the methods that sociologists use.

This unit comprises of 5 traditional childrens’ Spanish songs for young learners to sing along to. The audio for each song includes a karaoke version and a version with Spanish children singing. The accompanying interactive activities focus on specific elements of language within each song. The unit also includes teachers’ notes with suggestions on how to use each resource.

How to tackle the Soc 2 AS paper.

A summary of requirements for AS level coursework compiled by Welsh Joint Education Committee.

Apply the key concepts when designing a piece of research. Useful for A2 level work in sociology.

The teacher delivering these activities must familiarise him/herself with the Outdoor Learning Cards prior to undertaking the lessons in this unit. The lessons here are pitched at an average ability level, but there may be requirements to adapt the lesson to different classes. The differentiation and progression sections on the O.L.C’s will aid in this process.

UNIT PSY 2 – SUMMARIES OF CORE STUDIES The core theme for this unit is psychological research. It is designed to encourage candidates to explore the nature and practice of psychological enquiry. The Summaries should be used in conjunction with the Specification and the Specimen Assessment Materials.

This resource contains key data supporting the WJEC PY2 AS examination in Psychology. There are worksheets and PowerPoints summarising core studies and methodological issues. These can be used individually or as support for revision and homework exercises.

An essay plan for extended writing based on an examination style question. An PSY1 Essay Plan.

This resource consists of a series of worksheets and PowerPoint quiz activities with a variety of levels of challenge that can be downloaded or used on screen to test knowledge and understanding of the WJEC specification on Psychological Approaches. Answers are provided for most activities. All of the approaches specified are covered and there are some overview activities as well.

This folder contains a coursework guidance booklet written by Linda Mortimer for students of the WJEC Psychology coursework at the Charles Darwin School. It can be downloaded and edited by teachers. It offers comprehensive advice on all aspects of the WJEC A2 psychology coursework, including markschemes, content, referencing and style.

This is a series of separate files, worksheets and activities to introduce students to the cognitive approach to psychology.

An extensive list of terms used in AS psychology and their meanings.

A list of psychology websites designed to support WJEC specification psychology. Including websites on: Psychodynamics Stanley Milgram Solomon Asch Stanford Prison Experiment Psychological Studies Cognitive Studies

This bilingual resource supports the WJEC specification and is designed so that teachers can use it with groups with the use of a data projector and interactive whiteboard. It is also possible for learners to use the resource for self study and revision.

A downloadable scheme of work for A2. WJEC PSYCHOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK – MEMORY TOPIC Includes: Syllabus focus, learning objectives and Learning outcomes/Assessment.