Enough resources for at least four 1.5 hour lessons, which include: Intro to custodial sentencing, aims of custodial sentencing, psychological effects of custodial sentencing and evaluation - all include interactive activities (PPT, handout, psychological effects activity, sentencing activity) Intro to behavioural modification, and description and evaluation of token economy - all include interactive activities (PPT and handout) Description and evaluation of anger management - both include interactive activities (PPT, handout, stages of anger management activity) Description and evaluation of restorative justice - both include interactive activities (PPT, handout, restorative justice role play, restorative justice example)

Seventh lesson on Attachment - Cultural variations in Attachment Lesson includes: Re-cap of Ainsworth’s Strange Situation (PPT and handout) Description of cultural variations of attachment (PPT and handout) Evaluation of cultural variations of attachment (PPT and handout)

Fourth lesson on Attachment - Explanations of Attachment (Learning Theory) Lesson includes: Re-cap of operant and classical conditioning (PPT and handout) Conditioning applied to attachment (PPT and handout) Evaluation of theory (PPT and handout)

First lesson of the Approaches topic to introduce students to some of the key approaches - learning, cognitive and biological Lesson includes: Intro to three approaches (learning, cognitive, biological) using case studies Case studies Interactive activites of the approaches Origins of Psychology mix and match

Lesson includes: Description of behaviourist approach, including activities (PPT and handout) Description of classical conditioning, including activities (PPT and handout) Description of operant conditioning, including activities (PPT and handout) Evaluation of behaviourist approach, including activities (PPT and handout) Behaviourist approach re-cap worksheet (handout)

Lesson includes: Description and evaluation of the cognitive approach including lots of interactive activities (PPT and handout)

Updated Autumn term 2021 Fifth lesson on Issues and Debates - Cultural Bias Lesson includes: Description and evaluation of cultural bias (PPT and handout) Activities (PPT and handout) Clips Exam practice

Lesson includes: Capacity of STM using the digit span technique and chunking exercise (PPT, handout and activity sheet) Evaluation of capacity research (PPT and handout) Duration of STM and LTM using Peterson and Peterson research (PPT and handout) Evaluation of duration research (PPT and handout) Coding of STM and LTM using class practicals (PPT, handout and activity sheet) Evaluation of coding research (PPT and handout) Capacity, duration and coding mix and match (Activity sheet)

Sixth lesson on Issues and Debates - Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches Lesson includes: Prep task (handout) Description and evaluation of the approaches (handout and PPT) Application task to studies/theories from the specification (handout) Exam practice (PPT)

First lesson on Issues and Debates - Reductionism and Holism Lesson includes: Starter activity where students have to reduce explanations of a behaviour (e.g. crime, addiction, etc.) down to single units. Description of reductionism (including levels of explanation), holism and interactionism with application to the approaches (PPT and Handout). Group evaluation activity (PPT and Handout). Paired plenary discussion task (PPT). Exam questions with mark schemes (PPT). Levels of explanation sample 16 mark answer (handout).

Second lesson on Issues and Debates - Determinism vs Free Will Lesson includes: Starter activity on where causes for a crime are developed within a wider context of the determinism vs free will debate (PPT and starter handout). Description of hard and soft determinism, and free will (PPT and handout). Application tasks of the debate to relevant behaviours (PPT). Types of determinism (biological, environmental and psychic) (PPT and handout). Scientific emphasis on causal explanations (PPT and handout). Evaluation of the debate (PPT and handout). 16 mark exam question with mark scheme (PPT).

Includes: Guidance and sample answers for the following types of 16 mark questions: Describe and evaluate questions Discuss questions Application questions Comparison questions

Lesson includes: Description and evaluation of the Psychodynamic Approach including lots of interactive activities (PPT and handout) 16 mark sample answer

Enough to fill two hours worth of lesson time. Lesson includes: Differentiated resources for AO1 re-cap of both explanations (answers included). Brainstorm of evaluation of both explanations (answers included). Peer marking excercise for a PEE paragraph. Becoming the examiner by writing own AO2 stem. Exam questions on both explanations with mark scheme.

Glossary of all key terms for A Level Psychology

Lesson includes: Description of agentic state and legitimacy of authority (PPT and handout) Examples - Nuremberg Trials and My Lai - (PPT, handout, Oskar Groening newspaper article) Plenary (PPT) Exam practice - (PPT and 12 mark essay plan)

Lesson includes: Description of social change (PPT and handout) Examples of social change - Rosa Parks and Suffragette Movement (PPT and handout) Evaluation through research (PPT and handout)

Resources to cover at least two 1.5 hour lessons include: Introduction to explanations of offending behaviour (PPT and handout) Description of atavistic form, including activity and evaluation (PPT and handout) Description genetic and neural explanation, including debate activity (PPT, handout and teacher notes)

Sixth lesson on Attachment - Ainsworth’s Strange Situation - Types of Attachment Lesson includes: Description of Ainsworth’s Strange Situation (PPT and handout) Activities on the Strange Situation (role play, application task) Differentiated evaluation task (PPT and handout) 12 mark essay plan (handout) Re-cap task (handout)