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AQA Christianity and Islam RAG revision worksheets

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Students complete the self-evaluation worksheets, and then can be directed to create revision material on content they have marked as red. Includes all keywords from specification, and some evaluation questions.
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Paper 2 AQA Themes RAG revision worksheets

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A set of RAG self evaluation worksheets for students to complete as part of their revision cycle. Once completed students can be directed to create revision resources on specification content they have marked as red. Includes all keywords and some evaluation questions.
Self esteem week quiz - KS3 PSHE - tutor timeQuick View
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Self esteem week quiz - KS3 PSHE - tutor time

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This is a 15-question multiple-choice quiz on how advertising and social media try to influence us, and how that can affect the way young people see themselves. Each question is followed by an answer slide with a short explanation and an interesting fact. The aim is to help students spot persuasion and manipulation, know their rights, and protect their self-esteem online. Topics covered: How advertising is regulated: the role of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the rule that ads must be “legal, decent, honest and truthful”, how to make a complaint, and what the ASA can do about an advert that breaks the rules Influencers and honesty: labelling paid posts as adverts, why filters on product ads are misleading, and the rules against harmful gender stereotypes Persuasion techniques: creating urgency (“Only 3 left!”), and why it pays to ask who made an image and what they gain from it Deepfakes and AI: what deepfakes are, the harm caused by faking a classmate, celebrity scam adverts, and AI-generated influencers Body image and self-esteem: how heavily edited “perfect” images feed comparison, and online habits that protect wellbeing, such as unfollowing accounts that make you feel worse
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Remembrance week quiz - KS3 Citizenship - tutor time

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This is a 15-question multiple-choice quiz for Remembrance Week. It looks at why we remember, how the UK defends itself, and the rules that protect people in war. Each question is followed by an answer slide with a short explanation and an interesting fact, so students learn something whether they got it right or not. Topics covered: The Geneva Conventions: the rules of war, the Red Cross and Red Crescent symbols, and what counts as a breach Armistice and Remembrance: 11am on 11 November 1918, the two-minute silence and Remembrance Sunday Poppies: why the red poppy became a symbol, and what the white poppy stands for Supporting the armed forces community: the Royal British Legion and the Armed Forces Covenant The UK armed forces: the three services and their roles Conscription and conscientious objectors: compulsory military service in the First World War, and the people who refused to fight because of their beliefs Defence and nuclear deterrence: what Trident is and the arguments around nuclear deterrence