This essay is aimed at students studying A-level Psychology. Also, this essay is an A grade. It includes an outline into Rutter’s Romanian orphan study and evaluates his work, including a focus on disinhibited attachment style.

This essay is aimed at A-level students studying AQA English Literature tragedy paper 1. Poems mentioned include ‘Isabella and the pot of basil’ and ‘La belle dame sans merci’ with clear reference to author’s methods to shape meanings. This resource can be used as revision on the theme of power abuse in Keats poetry, it could also be used as a homework task or practice paper question.

The poems included are ‘The Chimney Sweeper’, ‘The Human Abstract’, ‘The School Boy’, ‘The Little Black Boy’, ‘The Sick Rose’, ‘Infant Sorrow’, ‘The Garden of Love’, ‘The Little Boy Lost’, ‘London’ and ‘Holy Thursday’. The powerpoint highlights the repression and corruption present in Blake’s songs of Innocence and Experience. Aimed at A level students doing the AQA Lit B spec.

This powerpoint looks at the construction and deconstruction of the nation and nationhood in William Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’. This powerpoint focuses on themes such as setting; war, Moors and Muslims, nation, racism, jealousy and Othello’s and Desdemona relationship. Includes audio aimed at delivering it as a powerpoint presentation (upto the teacher to play the voice or not to their class). The audio is approximately 5mins. This powerpoint is aimed at Secondary English Literature students.

GCSE and A-Level English Literature Khaled Hosseini’s ‘The Kite Runner’ Characters include Amir, Hassan and Baba.

12 mark essay answering '‘Outline and Evaluate Research into Forgetting’. For psychology students either at GCSE and/or A-Level. Mentions short-term memory, trace decay theory and long-term memory.

‘At the heart of the tragic experience is a clear abuse of power’ To what extent do you agree with this view in relation to two Keats poems you have studied? Remember to focus on the use of methods and how they help shape meaning. Essay focuses on the poems ‘Isabella and the Pot of Basil’ and ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’.

GCSE or A-level English Literature students. Focuses on the political and social protest prevalent in Tony Harrison’s poem ‘V’.

A description of the themes and symbold in Margaet Atwood’s Handmaids Tale. The themes and symbols are; rape and sexual violence, religious terms used for political purposes, similarities between reactionary and feminist ideologies, red habits, language as a tool of power. For GCSE and/or A-Level students