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Subjects: GCSE Religious Education and AS/A Level Philosophy and Ethics. Aim: Get the lesson content from the student's working memory into the long term memory. How? Consistent retrieval practice; clear structure of the information and colourful resources! Differentiation: Regular challenges tasks to stretch higher ability students but not lose the rest of the class in the process! Preview my resources and brighten up your existential lessons!

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Subjects: GCSE Religious Education and AS/A Level Philosophy and Ethics. Aim: Get the lesson content from the student's working memory into the long term memory. How? Consistent retrieval practice; clear structure of the information and colourful resources! Differentiation: Regular challenges tasks to stretch higher ability students but not lose the rest of the class in the process! Preview my resources and brighten up your existential lessons!

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WJEC/Eduqas GCSE- Abortion Arguments
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WJEC/Eduqas GCSE- Abortion Arguments

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In this resource bundle you will have access to- 3 different lessons: Introduction to abortion; Catholic Views on abortion; other Christian views on abortion. The first lesson: Discussion based lesson designing to form students opinions around the topic of abortion. Introducing key terms for topic; true or false activity (providing legislation on abortion); poem interpretation; and plenary activity to retrieve knowledge gained throughout the course of the lesson. The second lesson: Starter activity based on recapping statistics and information taught on abortion in the first lesson; assessing prior knowledge of what the Bible may say on abortion; assessing sources of authority for Catholic views on abortion; activity designed to memorise the different Catholic teachings/ quotes which can be applied to abortion; essay style plenary activity to consolidate learning. The third lesson: musical interpretation of abortion and why some may consider having one. This lesson focuses on the quality of life argument; doctrine of double effect and the similarities and differences of Catholic and Church of England approach to abortion. These lessons have been tried and tested and successfully led to my Y10 students understanding the Catholic and Church of England view on abortion. These lessons were taught during the COVID-19 lock down therefore work as remote and live lessons. If you wish to use the resources for live lessons, simply delete the voice overs. With the voice overs they can be used as helpful revision tools for Y10/Y11 students revising for their exams, guided by the teacher voice. DISCLAIMER: I understand that individual Catholic and other Christians may feel differently than what is taught in these lessons however this is the approach the exam board requires us to take when looking at different Christian views on abortion.
Ethics- Virtue Ethics
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Ethics- Virtue Ethics

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Hi all, Here is the Virtue Ethics lessons, I have used over the past two years for my A Level students. They have found these lessons very helpful. They include: First Lesson (25 slides)- Vice and virtues- the golden mean Examples of virtues Categories of virtues What is eudaimonia? Podcast to add to students understanding of Virtue Ethics Second Lesson (11 slides)- Jesus beautitudes Strengths and weaknesses of Virtue Ethics Third lesson (9 slides)- Breaking down a essay question Generating ideas for points to include Giving students a court room analogy to understand argument and counter arguments you need to provide for essay. If you find this resource useful, please leave a review! Best wishes, Liz
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Ethics- Utilitarianism
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Ethics- Utilitarianism

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Hi there, Within this bundle you will find detailed lessons on: The Introduction to the topic. Bentham’s Act Utilitarianism. Mill’s Rule Utilitarianism. Singer’s Preference Utilitarianism and application of Utilitarianism to animal testing. Evaluating the theory. Planning and structuring an exam response. End of topic test. All of these resources have been successfully tried and tested over the last two years with multiple classes and have worked well. If you find this bundle useful, please don’t forget to review! Many thanks, Liz
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Relationships and Sex Education
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Relationships and Sex Education

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Hi all, In this bundle you will find engaging and informative activities based on- Healthy body image Healthy VS toxic relationships Staying safe on a night out Contraception Checking your body for lumps and bumps What is the Sexual Health Clinic? What is your period? Different period hygiene products What changes happen to the female body during puberty? How can I have a positive body image? These lessons have been successfully tried and tested and thoroughly enjoyed by students in Y10 and Y11. There are 20 slides in total across the resources. If you find these resources helpful, please leave a review. Best wishes, Liz
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Ethics- Situation Ethics
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Ethics- Situation Ethics

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Hi all, Within this bundle you will access all the information for the students to ace their exam, if a Situation Ethics essay crops up! This includes: What is Situation Ethics? Types of Love Biblical links with Situation Ethics Homosexuality and Polyamory Applying the above to Situation Ethics Evaluating Situation Ethics Essay practice End of topic test Worksheets to help learning. If you find this useful, please leave a review! Best wishes, Liz
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Philosophy- Existence of God
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Philosophy- Existence of God

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Hi all, In this bundle you will access the resources guiding students through Aquinas’ Teleological Argument and Anselm’s Ontological Argument. The Teological Argument section looks at- Aquinas’ argument Paley’s analogy Strengths and Weaknesses of the theory proving God’s existence The Ontological Argument section looks at- Anselm’s first argument Gaunilo’s Perfect Island Anselm’s second argument This is also accompanied with a voice over lesson. If you find this bundle useful, please leave a review! Best wishes, Liz
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Ethics- Natural Law
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Ethics- Natural Law

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Hi all, In this bundle you will have lessons on: Aquinas’ five primary precepts Aquinas’ real and apparent goods Evaluating Natural Law Applying abortion and euthanasia to Natural Law Exam practice Revision worksheets These lessons have been a sucess for the last two years with my own classes! If you find this bundle useful, please write a review. Best wishes, Liz