Pre-Exam Powerpoint to reinforce definitions of Key words and concepts in psychology.

AQA A Level Psychology (New Spec): Issues & Debates FULL Unit of Work with PowerPoints, Activities and Teachers Notes - Free Sample A free sample of a Unit of work for the new AQA spec (7181/7182). First Lesson - Gender bias is completely FREE. [Please note - This is NOT the FULL version and is missing various slides, animations and teachers notes]. The unit of work offers 10 unique lessons designed to work alongside the AQA recommended textbook including: - Gender Bias - Cultural Bias - Freewill & Determinism - Nature vs. Nurture Debate - Holism & Reductionism - Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches - Socially Sensitive Research - Writing Exam Questions - Preliminary Test - Revision Full Version includes: in-depth Powerpoint presentations with engaging images and leveled extension tasks, leveled learning objectives with discussion based starters, scaffolded project based lessons to foster independent thought and interactive plenaries to consolidate learning and retention. I aim to make more of these resources over the summer in time for the beginning of the A2 syllabus. Any comments and criticism are more than welcome. I would like to continue to improve these resources over time and your feedback really helps. Thanks, Adam

Pre-Exam Powerpoint to reinforce definitions of Key words and concepts in psychology.

Pre-Exam Powerpoint to reinforce definitions of Key words and concepts in psychology.

Little revision booklet I've made for my A2 Psychology students before Paper 1. Includes simple Recall Worksheets and practice exam questions to help build confidence before exams. Could be used for: - Revision intervention lessons. - Summary Recap (topic recall). - Summer homework projects for year 12. - Yearly homework and guided revision tasks for A Level. First topic Memory is completely free. Others available for £4 each. I'm completing all guides by next Saturday. Enjoy! - Memory - Psychopathology - Attachment - Social Influence - Approaches - Biopsychology - Research Methods - Issues + Debates - Cognitive Development - Schizophrenia - Forensic Psychology