This one hour piece lesson encompasses the requirements of multiple GCSE Specifications for Psychology with regards to reliability and validity, including in depth information and exam style questions for students to attempt.

This set of five one hour sessions covers in detail the main requirements of the research methods section of the OCR GCSE Psychology specification providing both in depth information and exam style questions throughout. Originally designed for use in private tuition these resources are easily adaptable for use in the classroom.

This lesson examines the environmental opportunities found in London, with a particular focus on Urban Greening, as required within the AQA GCSE Geography curriculum. This lesson successfully uses a variety of techniques to allow pupils to gain an understanding of what urban greening is and to understand the vast array of examples of how London is implementing urban greening.

This lesson encompasses the OCR GCSE Geography teaching requirements of both The Arctic Council and Antarctica Treaty. Including an interactive teacher led worksheet on The arctic Council and a carousel type activity on The Antarctica Treaty, this lesson is designed to last 1 hour. Worksheets for individual activities within the lesson are also available at a slightly reduced price.

This set of lessons, split across eleven one hour sessions encompasses all aspects of the requirements of the AQA A-Level Psychology Specification with regards to Biopsychology. With eight lessons of detailed information followed by three lessons focusing on exam technique around 16 mark exam questions this set can prepare students of all abilities. Originally designed for use in personal tuition, these lessons are easilly adaptable for use in the classroom, as I have done myself.

This resource looks back at the key assumptions of the Biological Approach to Psychology. Allowing students an opportunity to recall their knowledge from lessons on the topic. This sheet has been used as a homework sheet when used by myself, but could equally well be used during a lesson.

This bank of resources allows for the testing of student recall on the description and evaluation of research by Raine, Buchsbaum, & LaCasse. Also included is a bank of quiz questions, allowing for recall to be tested both in the classroom and as homework in a Microsoft Forms style format. The retrieval practice activities work equally well both as starter and plenary activities.

This bank of retrieval practice activities allow for the testing of student recall in regards to the description and evaluation of John Bowlby’s (1944) research. The resources work equally well as both starter and plenary activities.

This bank of retrieval practice activities allows for the testing of student recall on both the description and evaluation of research by Myers and Diener. The resources work equally well as both starter and plenary activities

This complete collection of retrieval practice activities allows students recall to be tested on a multitude of topics in psychology (topics detailed below), the activities work equally well as both starter and plenary activities. Also included are a total of 8 banks of quiz questions, allowing for student recall to be tested both in the classroom and as homework in a Microsoft Forms style format. These activities were originally developed according to the requirements of the Eduqas A-Level specification, however a number of the activities are equally useful when teacher other specifications, individual resources are also available in the shop. INCLUDED IN THIS PACK Behaviourist Approach Watson & Rayner Retrieval Practice Activities Watson & Rayner Knowledge Quiz Biological Approach Raine et al Retrieval Practice Activities Raine et al Knowledge Quiz Cognitive Approach Cognitive Assumptions Retrieval Practice Activity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Retrieval Practice Activities Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Knowledge Quiz Loftus & Palmer Retrieval Practice Activities Loftus & Palmer Knowledge Quiz Positive Approach Positive Assumptions Retrieval Practice Activity Mindfulness Retrieval Practice Activities Mindfulness Knowledge Quiz Myers & Diener Retrieval Practice Activities Myers & Diener Knowledge Quiz Psychodynamic Approach Psychodynamic Assumptions Retrieval Practice Activity Dream Analysis Retrieval Practice Activities Dream Analysis Knowledge Quiz Bowlby Retrieval Practice Activities Bowlby Knowledge Quiz Total cost if bought separately = £10

This bank of short retrieval practice activities test the recall ability of students in terms of both the description and evaluation on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. These activities work equally well both as starter and plenary activities.

This bank of resources allows for the testing of student recall on both the description and evaluation of mindfulness as well as the assumptions of the Positive Approach in Psychology. These retrieval activities work equally well as both starters and plenaries.

This resource covers all requirements for the teaching of The Antarctica Treaty within OCR GCSE Geography including basic principles, member countries and aims and rules, all within an engaging carousel type activity for pupils. This lesson also links to another resource on The Arctic Council, the whole lesson is also available.

This pair of resources covers the OCR GCSE requirements for the teaching of human impacts on the Arctic including whaling, over fishing, mining, indigenous people, tourism, and scientific research. Split into two sheets, students should use the information sheets to fill in the gaps on the two gap fill sheets provided to them, however, they must be aware that the information sheets present the information differently to the gap fill sheets.

This lesson, split into multiple activities is set within the popular KS3 Geography topic of Coasts, with a particular focus on the process of Longshore Drift. Within the lesson pupils are expected to gain an understanding of swash and backwash as well as Longshore Drift before learning in more detail some of the landforms which Longshore Drift is responsible for (Spits, Barrier Beaches and Tombolos) and an example of each one.

This 1 hour lesson focuses on the evaluation of Stanley Milgram’s (1964) Study of Obedience. Within the lesson students will be expected to recall information they already know about Milgram’s study, before evaluating the study using the GRAVE method of evaluating. Following this there is an exam question for students to complete and then peer assess (or be teacher marked) in order to highlight progress.

This set of ten lessons incorporates all of the requirements of the AQA A-Level Geography Specification around both the Water Cycle and the Carbon Cycle. Each lesson contains in depth information around the topic it is investigating and exam style questions to aid students in the development of their knowledge. Originally designed for use in personal tuition, these lessons are easily adaptable for use in the classroom.

This set of five one hour long lessons encompasses the main content of the AQA A-Level Psychology Specification for Cognitive Psychology. Within the set are four lessons of detailed information, followed by one lesson looking into exam technique around the challenging 16 mark exam questions. Originally designed for personal tuition, these resources can be easily adapted for use in the classroom, I have myself already completed this on a different set.

This set of two one hour case study overview lessons provides two detailed potential contrasting places for students.

This set of three one hour long detailed case study overviews around the Water and Carbon Cycle will aid students in their understanding of the topic as required by the AQA A-Level Geography Specification.