This is a lesson starter for students to understand Expressions and Equations. When students enter the room they should be given a card. Then one of the Equations should be read out and students should come to the front and try to solve the equations as a team. This is very good for low ability students who tend to struggle with equations and it allows students to work in a team and develops their teamworking skills.

Lesson 2 for the Yuki et al study

Lesson 3 on Social skills for the OCR course

I've used this for the OCR GCSE Childcare course unit B013 - there&'s a good video starter to get the lesson going!

I've used this PowerPoints with students to get them interested in Correlation which is quite a dry topic in Psychology - Students really respond to the celebrity pictures and opens up interesting discussions between students.\n \nMore importantly it ensures they get what positive and negative correlation is but with the last slide they have to plot their own graph as they may have to do in the exam.

Update - the newspaper article is available in my shop now This is a lesson which I've done with a few groups and it is easily adaptable to any school. The pupils need to read the article and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a nuclear plant next to their school, but halfway through the lesson it is advisable to change students perspective by telling them they have to represent different stakeholder groups. It has worked extremely well in the past and some students have actually thought the nuclear plant was a genuine proposal, so it's a good idea to make it clear that it';s not true at the end of your lesson.

This is a YouTube video showing how to set up Microsoft Teams. Its ideal for new users of Microsoft Teams and there are some useful hints and tips in there.

A YouTube video showing how to create Assignments in Teams. As a teacher myself I have used Teams and worked our what to do when issuing Assignments (for example don’t use text boxes) and other useful

A YouTube video showing how to create video lessons using Microsoft Teams in a matter of a few minutes. This will be really useful for remote

I've used this lesson in many different lessons including PSHE, Business and Enterprise lessons to stimulate creativity in students - students really enjoy the exercises as well as staff! This is the full version

An active learning based lesson which students actually make paper aeroplanes and have to consider things like quality and productivity. Students should work in groups to produce the aeroplanes under a strict time limit - there needs to be a no flying rule and breaking of that rule will result in a £100 fine - The teacher is the only one with a pilots licence! Good for teaching topics that come under Total Quality Management.

This is a new lesson which I've done with a few groups and has proved to be very effective. The pupils need to read the article and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a mobile phone mast erected at their school, but halfway through the lesson it is advisable to change students perspective by telling them they have to represent different stakeholder groups e.g. one group could be students, another the 3G Management team. Good for teaching stakeholders.

This is a lesson which I've done with a few groups and it is easily adaptable to any school. The pupils need to read the article and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a nuclear plant next to their school, but halfway through the lesson it is advisable to change students perspective by telling them they have to represent different stakeholder groups. It has worked extremely well in the past and some students have actually thought the Nuclear plant was a genuine proposal, so it's a good idea to make it clear that it isn't true at the end of your lesson.

I've used this many times to teach Legal forms of Business - There are quizzes and millionaire questions to break up the slides - Good for BTEC National unit 1 as well as lot of other business courses like the BTEC First unit 1.

Its used in the classroom for individual and team quizzes. With the team quiz, students are given laminated cards to hold up in class. Students can also access it on their own computer if you have it installed on a shared space. It can also be used in lesson starters and plenaries. Very good for teaching and testing students business studies knowledge. Creates excitement in lessons, particularly if students are put in teams

I've used this PowerPoint with students to get them interested in Correlation which is quite a dry topic in Psychology - Students really respond to the celebrity pictures and opens up interesting discussions between students. More importantly it ensures they get what positive and negative correlation is but with the last slide they have to plot their own graph as they may have to do in the exam. Update -this has been updated with graphs and definitions from the original free resource I put on here.

These revision cards include the 5 approaches and 2 perspectives that come under the OCR A level psychology course. On the cards are the main assumptions/principles, plus the strengths and weaknesses which students must know for Section B and C of the Component 2 paper. With so much content to remember including 35 separate studies, background studies, debates, research methods and other things I have found these cards to be really useful as the information is condensed down allowing for better memory retention by students. They complement the 10 AS core Studies cards I've put on and will be adding the 10 A2 Core studies shortly along with the 15 A2 main study cards for Mental Health, Criminal Psychology and Child Psychology.

A full set of lessons for the Perception unit on B542 - Also useful for Perception on the new OCR A level Psychology unit in the Child psychology section.

These are the 10 Core Studies on the new specification. I've condensed the information down for students to help with memory retention. These proved to be very useful for the old specification when I made some for my students. Students can cut these out and write on the evaluation section.