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Resources to help mainly teaching Psychology and Sociology at A-Level and GCSE. I often use tables and notes sheets to aid revision and help students organise their learning

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Resources to help mainly teaching Psychology and Sociology at A-Level and GCSE. I often use tables and notes sheets to aid revision and help students organise their learning
Psychology of Relationships - Matching Hypothesis Experiment
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Psychology of Relationships - Matching Hypothesis Experiment

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This is a complete activity for testing Matching Hypothesis. It is a chance for students to take the lead on some actual psychological research and better understand the ideas behind matching hypothesis. In groups students must choose and experimenter. They ask everyone else to rate the attractiveness of the photos on the 'Photo Rating Survey' and record this in the table on the 'Rating Tables' sheet. A score of 1-10 should be agreed in the group. Using simply maths of averages the experimenter then calculates if the 'real couples' are more or less closely rated on attractiveness than the 'posed couples'. The calculation is explained at the end of the 'Rating Tables' sheet.
Criminal Psychology Ultimate Quiz
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Criminal Psychology Ultimate Quiz

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5 rounds of quiz questions for the OCR Criminal Psychology Option. Rounds include Picture Round, Who am I and Key Terms. Students can play a joker in one round for double points
Option 4 - Sport and Exercise Psychology. Topic 6 - Audience Effects
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Option 4 - Sport and Exercise Psychology. Topic 6 - Audience Effects

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This resource contains everything you need to deliver Topic 6 of the Sport and Exercise Psychology option on the OCR A-Level Psychology Specification. The lesson is presented on a plain background, for easy adaptation. It contains starters and activities for the background and application of the topic, and ends on a homework suggestion. It also contains a worksheet for the key research ensuring students have a detailed understanding of this. This can be purchased as part of a bundle with the other 5 Topics within this Option. This is delivered alongside the Oxford Press textbook.
Option 2  - Criminal Psychology. Topic 6 – Effects of Imprisonment
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Option 2 - Criminal Psychology. Topic 6 – Effects of Imprisonment

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This resource contains everything you need to deliver Topic 6 of the Criminal Psychology option on the OCR A-Level Psychology Specification. The lesson is presented on a plain background, for easy adaptation. It contains starters and activities for the background and application of the topic, and ends on a homework suggestion. It also contains a worksheet for the key research ensuring students have a detailed understanding of this. This can be purchased as part of a bundle with the other 5 Topics within this Option. This is delivered alongside the Oxford Press textbook.
Anatomy and Physiology - Revision Sheets
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Anatomy and Physiology - Revision Sheets

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A series of 11 A3 revision sheets that allow learners to annotate diagrams, define key terms and recall key concepts related to the various systems that exist in the body. They are designed to prompt learners to recall with trigger words, as revision rather than a teaching tool
Consolidating Knowledge and Revision Notes
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Consolidating Knowledge and Revision Notes

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An activity that makes students condense their notes into ever smaller boxes to prepare them for revision. I then ask them to write the smallest box onto flash cards with a reference to the overall sheet so they can check back on more notes if they are stuck I have also uploaded a whole bank of stretch and challenge activities like this that can be used in a variety of ways
Revision Activity - Which information is important?
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Revision Activity - Which information is important?

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A revision activity that encourages students to break down the information they have learnt either on a topic or in a lesson. This asks students to consider the most important information and what the main content is. This can also help them create revision notes, or can be used as a starter or plenary I have also uploaded a whole bank of stretch and challenge activities like this that can be used in a variety of ways