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6 10 mark essay plans: Examine Aquinas’s views on Religious Language is meaningful. (10) Examine the influences of Falsification to the debate on meaningfulness of religious language (10) Examine the challenges of the verification principle to the meaningfulness of religious language (10) Examine the responses of Hick and Hare to the challenges of Falsification Principle to religious language (10) Examine Tillich’s views on whether religious language should be viewed cognitively or non-cognitively (10) Examine Wittgenstein’s Language game theory as a response to the religious language debate (10) 4 15 mark essay plans ‘Verification fails to understand that religious language is meaningful’ (15) ‘Religious language can only be viewed cognitively’ ‘Religious language is simply the expression of a blick’ ‘Symbolism offers the most effective response to religious language’

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Essay plans covering: Describe the multi-store model of memory (4) Evaluate the MSM (8) Describe the Working Memory Model (4) Evaluate the Working Memory model (8) Describe the reconstructive memory (4) Evaluate Bartletts theory of reconstructive memory including schema theory (8) Evaluate one contemporary study that you have studied in Cognitive psychology (8) Sebastian and Hernandez Gill -Evaluate the classic study from cognitive psychology- Baddeley (8) -Evaluate Tulving’s Long term memory (8)

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Year 6 Plurals SPaG Revision PowerPoint – SATs 15-Minute Booster This focused, high-impact 15-minute PowerPoint helps Year 6 pupils revise the most common and tricky plural spelling rules in preparation for their SPaG SATs test. It includes: Regular plurals: just add -s Words ending in -y, -s, -x, -z, -sh, -ch Doubling consonants: quiz → quizzes -f / -fe to -ves: knife → knives Irregular plurals: child → children, mouse → mice Spot-the-mistake and sentence-repair challenges Fun “Tiny Tasks” to reinforce each rule Fully editable and ideal for whole-class revision, interventions, or warm-up starters.

This engaging, ready-to-use PowerPoint is designed for a fast-paced SPaG revision session, perfect for Year 6 SATs prep. It covers key grammar and spelling objectives including: Common suffixes: -ment, -ness, -ful, -less Tricky spellings explained: creature, enough, reception, navigation, and more Interactive “Tiny Tasks” after each rule to boost retention and class engagement Ideal for whole-class warm-ups, interventions, or targeted revision. Fully editable.

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