For AQA Psychology. Full lesson and homework exam questions for the working model of memory, which takes me 1 hour 30 mins - 2 hours to complete. It covers all the key elements on the ppt and included is a notes sheet which the students complete as we work through the lesson to save on note taking. Also included are ideas and resources for at least 4 experiments to try with the students to show them elements of the model (e.g word length effect, dual performance task, visual spatial sketchpad and articulatory suppression). Numerous activities also included: - A Match Task of Key Terms - An Evaluation Card Sort/Match Task - A Gap Fill - Homework short answer Questions - An Essay Plan for an Applied Essay

Included: A set of revision sheets which can be used as A4 for shorter summaries or blown up to A3 for adding more detail. Some exam questions included on each as well. A set of exam questions for the schizophrenia topic - mostly old AQA ones from before the change to linear. A schizophrenia A2 crossword and answers for revision. A dominos card sort task for key terms - cut the cards up in rows. The students then match a key term to a description on a different card. Check out my other resources for a full Schizophrenia powerpoint or forensic similar resources.

Some exam questions to test knowledge of validity and reliability for students. Some answers included as well.

This is based on an old game called You Say We Pay or Hot Seat. The class is split into 2 or more teams. One member from one team comes to the front and sits in the “hot seat” with their back to the board. Their team mates have to describe the key term to the person in the “hot seat”. That team then has 1 minute to get as many words as they can. Then someone from the other team sits at the front and they have to get as many words as they can. The resources included are: A set of key terms covering the whole of the AQA Psychology RM course (over 100 words) Two sets of the same key terms (over 150) including random Christmas words mixed in, as a fun game before Xmas holidays. I have included two sets of these same words, so it could be played twice with the same group as the words are in a different order. An alternative way to use it: Print the key terms instead and then get a student to describe as many as they can to the team to guess instead. Or use them to play pictionary with the students

Revision activity for students to complete checking their knowledge of key terms. They have answers provided too. Topics included: Gender Forensic Schizophrenia The Approaches Biopsychology Research Methods AS Memory Psychopathology

This is a set of over 60 revision cards on FORENSIC. They were designed for AQA new spec (2015). They have questions on one side and answers on the back - so perfect for independent revision or testing in pairs. They need to be printed double sided and cut up. Print on different colour paper for each set to help you keep each set separate. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can bought as a bundle for a discount.

This is a set of approx. 80 revision cards with questions and answers for students studying AQA Biospychology (year 1 and year 2 content). It includes the first year biopsychology cards from the AS approaches and biopsychology revision cards and then new ones added for second year content. They can be used independently or in pairs, alternating answering and asking questions. They should be printed double sided or stuck onto the back of each other. I have uploaded sets for the all of the first year modules as well (and some other second year modules).

This is a set of 72 revision cards with questions and answers for students studying AQA Psychology. The Approaches and Biospychology. It includes A01 questions and A03 questions. They can be used independently or in pairs, alternating answering and asking questions. They should be printed double sided or stuck onto the back of each other. I also have sets for both first year and second year topics and they can bought as a bundle for a discount.

This was designed for students to complete in their independent study after covering each of the elements of Psychopathology for AQA Psychology. Has summary activities and exam questions and would work well as an independent revision booklet. It is 15 pages long and ive included a PDF and word version.

Designed for the AQA Psychology A level specification Lesson includes a powerpoint and notes sheet for students to use while teaching. Notes sheet has applied activities throughout it.

This was designed for students to complete in their independent study after covering each of the topic of Memory for AQA Psychology. Has summary activities and exam questions and would work well as an independent revision booklet or for homework. It is 26 pages long and ive included a PDF and word version incase you need to change anything.

A whole series of over 85 psychology strange “facts” to cut up into individual cards. I made a “psychology fact of the week” board and then changed these week by week. I laminated them all individually and chopped them up. Then put a dollop of blue tack on the weird fact board and just rotated the facts. Could also be used at an open evening as a display board as well to stimuate discussion about the subject. Could be used as a fact or fiction activity for the first introductory lesson too if you wanted to. NOTE: I believe them all to be facts, but some have come from google so you never know!

Full lesson, activities and video links for Aqa Psychology new spec issues and debates topic. It also includes 2 possible links to documentaries (e.g race and intelligence and Mead’s). It includes a powerpoint presentation, with notes sheet (the students use this to take notes from the ppt, rather than note into book/paper). Also includes a possible essay structure to help with writing of the difficult essay. Evaluation is a card sort activity. Also included a sample Chitling Test (African American designed IQ test) to give the students a taste of why IQ tests could be culturally biased.

This is a full lesson of resources for the Psychosexual stages of the Psychodynamic Approach. It includes a ppt with activities and a video link in it. I teach using the ppt and the students make notes into the notes sheet to avoid writing too much. This notes sheet has activities inbedded in it for them to do as well. For the stages, I place the cards of info around the room and they move around the room reading the cards of info and filling in their tables. The other psychodynamic assumptions are uploaded on another lesson.

Full lesson(s) for two aspects of the Conformity Social Influence topic. Would be at least 2 hours worth of content. Types of Conformity (Compliance, Internalisation & Identification) Explanations of Conformity (Normative and Informational) It includes: Interesting real life crime starter. A full ppt and notes sheet for students to use alongside the ppt. It is a sheet they make their notes into with gaps and activities inbedded. Blank essay plan and some short answer applied questions A summary table which is good for revision Answers provided for most activities inbedded in notes sheet for teachers Lots of suggested related fun videos on conformity

This is the evaluation lesson i do, and summary activities for the Psychodynamic Approach. It includes: PPT with evaluation and activities Odd one out task Idea for a debate Summary activities to test knowledge of the approach 3 sample essays demonstrating the difference in interpreting what a question is after.

For AQA Psychology. This is a revision lesson on observations and designing observations. It is designed for second years, having already covered it in detail in the first year. It includes a ppt and a notes sheet with activities throughout to check learning. The students complete the notes sheet as we work through the ppt so they have some bits to fill in and activities to complete. It also includes a sample answer to a design an observation 12 mark essay and tips for achieving high marks in these questions. Plus there are a set of exam questions and a mark scheme to use. elow is a link too the first year full lesson on observation if you prefer… https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/observations-aqa-psychology-research-methods-full-lesson-ppt-exam-questions-activities-11742197

This is a revision lesson on experiments, experimental designs and pilot studies. It is designed for second years, having already covered it in detail in the first year. It includes a ppt and a notes sheet with activities throughout to check learning. The students complete the notes sheet as we work through the ppt so they have some bits to fill in and activities to complete. The answers are on the ppt for activities. I have also included some exam questions and a marking sheet for students to mark their own or a peers. My first year full lesson on it can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/types-of-experiments-aqa-psychology-research-methods-full-lesson-ppt-exam-questions-activities-11535294

For AQA Psychology. This includes a ppt, video links, activities and sample experiments on the multistore model of memory. This is 2 full lessons (90 mins each) on the multistore model of memory. I have included a notes sheet which the students take their notes into while going through the ppt which saves on time and keeps notes structured. The ppt has numerous video links on it. Also included: -An activity for all the studies the students need to know for the Multistore Model of Memory -A homework set of 20 mark worth of questions and good sample answers to show them after completion. 4 experiments to try with the students (including Miller, Sperling, Bower and Murdoch). A blank essay plan sheet