This is a fun activity for students to complete for revision. A memory based task to be completed without notes. It involves moving around the classroom. See a snippet of the instructions below: **Instructions: ** • Arrange the class in two rows facing each other: o Row A stays seated. o Row B is the moving row. • Each student must have their own worksheet with all ten theories listed: Genetic Physiological Learning theories Psychodynamic Psychological Marxism Labelling Functionalism Strain Right and left realism • Every student in Row B is given one starting theory to teach.

A lesson (with all tasks included on slides) about peer pressure around alcohol and drug use in youth. Suitable for ages 11-14 and is for mixed ability students. Great for PSHE.

This powerpoint explore the idea of morality by looking at the conscience. It explores religious views, crime and history.

Simple lesson for year 7-9 about multiculturalism and diversity. This is an introduction lesson.

Here is a practice assessment for Health and Social Care (KS4) Edexcel. There is a mark scheme to go with it in my shop. Feel free to scaffold up or down for students.

This lesson looks into the issues with Human Rights in modern countries like South Africa. It explores the ideas of issues with human rights currently and in the pass. There is an interactive element. Mostly discussion based.

This lesson explore the positive and negative lifestyle choices that people make. It also explains how those choices can affect yourself and others in society. Also, it explores religious perspectives on how people make lifestyle choices, based on the religion they follow.

This is a lesson about relationships between children/ young people and their parents. The lesson explore appropriate/ innapropriate behaviours from children and parents alike.

Second lesson about diversity. Complete lesson included.

Here is the mark scheme for the practice assessment.

This lesson explores depression. It explains the causes, effects and treatments of depression.

This lesson is focused around the stigma of HIV positive youths. It explains why the stigma is wrong and how to be inclusive and spread awareness. Also, it includes the causes of HIV, how to stay safe and what to do if you know someone who is HIV positive. Plus, it addresses other social issues like peer pressure and poor lifestyle choices of young people. Suitable for ages 12-18.

This lesson explores the different methods of fertility treatment in adults. It explains what infertility is, how its treated and the stigmas that come with it. Also, it explores the religious perspectives of fertility treatment.

This lesson explores different types of transplant surgery. It explores the pros and cons.