14 slides on the Nature of God topic which is covered in both OCR and AQA. This lesson has the AQA spec as its first page but that can just be deleted if you’re on OCR. 1 slide showing spec 1 slide on keywords 2 slides on Descartes’ omnipotence and its problems 2 slides on Aquinas’ omnipotence and its problem (stone paradox) 1 slide on Self Imposed Limitation 1 slide on the Euthyphro Dilemma 1 slide on Omniscience and Free Will (Boethius’ views) 3 slides on Anselm’s 4th Dimension Approach 1 slide on Anthony Kenny and Eternalism 1 slide on Swinurne and Everlasting God Made for a 1-1 session and made it last over an hour, you could add talking / discussion points to make it stretch out way more in a larger class.

21 slides on Meta-Ethical theories with their application to applied ethical problems at the end. 1 slide on the spec 1 slide on keywords 1 slide on realism 2 slides on Ethical Naturalism 2 slides on Problems (is-ought and naturalistic fallacy) 1 slide on Ethical Non Naturalism 1 slide on Hume’s theory of motivation 2 slides on Error theory and queerness arguments 2 slides on problems (nihilism / moral progress) 2 slides on Ayer (emotivism and verificationism) 1 slide on Prescriptivism 4 slides on application to ethical dilemmas I am sorry to charge, but it is because I spent 3 hours planning this lesson and lesson planning is just hell <3 I made this for a 1-1 session, lasted 2 hours so with a larger class you could get a lot of lessons worth of content out of this by adding talking points / discussions etc.

15 slides on the AQA topic of Applied Ethics (meta-ethics version is in a different lesson, this is just utilitarianism, kant and VE) 1 slide on lesson objectives 2 slides Act/Rule Utilitarianism on Stealing (featuring a picture I made of Jeremy Bentham dressed as Robin Hood…!) 1 slide Kant vs Stealing 1 slide VE vs Stealing 1 slide on what simulated killing is 3 slides: Utilitarianism, Kant and VE views on Sim Killing 3 slides: Utilitarianism, Kant and VE views on eating animals 3 slides: Utilitarianism, Kant and VE views on telling lies This was made as a 1-1 lesson and it lasted 90 mins. If you add talking points / discussions etc then you could stretch it out way longer.

13 slides (one of which is the AQA spec showing what needs to be covered) 1 slide on keyword 1 slide on the history of VE 1 slide on Eudaimonia 1 slide Arete, Ergon and Virtue 1 slide on the Golden Mean 1 slide on the Skill Analogy 1 slide on Phronesis 1 slide on Moral Responsibility 4 slides about the problems that VE faces with possible responses Made for a 1-1 session and it lasted just over an hour. If you add your own activities / talking points / class stuff you could definitely make this last a few lessons.

15 slides (one that shows the OCR spec, one that shows the AQA spec for Kant - delete as wanted depending on exam board). 1 slide on keywords 2 slides on history of Kant and the Good Will 1 slide Cat vs Hyp imperative 2 slides for contradiction in will/conception 3 slides for the formulations 1 slide with quotes about formulations 1 slide on the postulates 1 slide on problems 1 slide on Phillipa Foot Was made for a 1-1 session and it lasted 2 hours. Could easily stretch out to more lessons if you add activities to it etc.

13 slides (but one cover and one spec slide). -1 slide on keywords 2 slides on Bentham 5 slides on problems with Act Utilitarianism 2 Slides on JS Mill 1 Slide on Preference Utilitarianism Used in a 1-1 session and made it last around 90 mins. Could definitely get it to stretch multiple lessons in bigger classrooms if you add discussion work and activities etc.

9 slides on the AQA Philosophy topic of Epistemology. Covers the limits of knowledge (local/global/descartes’ response to scepticism; Russell, Locke, Berkely and Reliablism).

9 slides on the Epistemology topic of AQA including: 1 slide on the spec (helps students understand what and why they’re leaning) 1 slide of keywords (could use this as a defining exercise by covering it up etc) 3 slides on Descartes (waves of doubt / proof of external world) with criticisms 1 slide on Plato’s innatism 3 slides on Locke vs Leibniz (rationalism vs empiricism / tabula rasa) Used for a 1 on 1 session and it lasted 2 hours. Could definitely stretch it out in larger classes with your own talking points

25 slides including: 1 slide on the specification (I find it useful for people to know why they’re learning about it) 8 slides on Direct Realism including problems with it and responses 8 slides on Indirect Realism including problems with it and responses 8 slides on Idealism including problems with it and responses This was used in a 1 on 1 session and it lasted my 3 hours. You could definitely stretch this out in classes of multiple people with talking points of your own added.

16 slides on the Tripartite View Section of AQA Philosophy Includes what the spec says What is the Tripartite View Knowledge without Truth, Belief or Justification Gettier Cases Infalibilism No False Lemmas Virtue Epistemology And Criticisms of each Used for a 1 on 1 tutorial session and it lasted me around 2 hours. In a class of 30 you could probably stretch it if you include your own talking points etc.

14 slides on the Person of Jesus Christ topic in OCR’s Philosophy module Covers The specification and what it says Key words 5 slides on the Trinitarian Theory including biblical evidence and criticisms 2 slides on Jesus’ Miracles Resurrection 2 slides on Jesus as a Teacher of Wisdom 2 slides on Jesus as a Liberator I used this for an hour private tuition session and we got through it all, however if you’re using this in a class I imagine you could make it last a couple of lessons at least by adding discussion points etc.

2 Powerpoints but they cover more or less the same stuff 13 slides covering the Development in Christian Thought section The Afterlife. Includes: Keywords What the Spec says Physical Afterlife Spiritual Afterlife Resurrection New Earth Theory Hick and Purgatory Election It has an examiner commentary at the end detailing what they’re looking for from an essay answer.

24 slides on the theories on religious language in the 20th century. Includes keywords for the topic Covers verificationism Falsification Eschatological Verification Language Games Includes strengths and weaknesses for all arguments. I think it’s really detailed, and could last a long time.