I made a wacky presentation showing some constellations, and a tiny bit of information on the solar system. I also made a movie of the presentation set to music. Just for fun really.

A quick sheet for the students to fill in the gaps on cross cultural differences in autonomy in adolescence.

In this lesson, students explore the meaning of human rights and look at how the Universal Declaration of Human Rights connects to Australian society.

An essay plan on John Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi on the theme of individual autonomy. It answers the question: Discuss how texts of the Renaissance fantasise about individual autonomy. The plan discusses freedom in regards to women during the Jacobean era, as well as male autonomy, corruption, patriarchy, power and independence vs oppression, etc. Engages with critical quotations and analyses language within the play. Excellent resource for university and A-level students. Written by a Durham University second-year student.

Starter (Knowledge retrieval) Exam practise Objectives Keywords New information (including videos for in-class discussion) Self-checker tool - Multiple choice quiz in Forms that students can complete. Plenary - Exam-style questions with a skills audit for students to complete (answers provided) Part of a bigger bundle

In this lesson, students look at the history of land rights and the role played by land councils in modern-day Australia. Through the course of the lesson, students examine the interplay between identity, autonomy and Aboriginal experience.

In this lesson, students analyse the meaning of self-determination before exploring different perspectives and experiences connected to the concept. Finally, they are asked to come to their own conclusions about the issue.

NEW WJEC DIGITAL TECH RESOURCES! Each lesson provided is for first-time teaching and they include the following components: Starter activity – The starter is designed for knowledge retrieval, many people believe (including myself) that revision should start from the very first lesson. So each lesson the starter activity will include questions from previous topics to improve memory recall. Exam practise – As much as we would like students to be great at exams, they need considerable practise and guidance to master the art. Each lesson includes a ‘walk and talk’ style exam question that students can work through and self-assess using the mark scheme provided. Keywords – Each lesson will include a set of key words students will come across throughout the lesson. The really important key terms will include a definition and meaning which they can refer back to throughout the lesson. New information – New concept is introduced and, in most cases, a video is provided which students watch and then answer a set of questions based around it. This is designed to provide some in-class discussion before moving onto the main activity. Activity – Each lesson will include at least one activity that allows students to be more independent and dig a little deeper into the new concept. All activity sheets include answers. Self-checker tool – This is a useful AFL tool in which students can check their understanding. The lesson could include a multiple-choice quiz which was built in Microsoft Forms.

NEW WJEC DIGITAL TECH RESOURCES! A revision style workbook for students complete for revision or useful as a flipped learning activity. Includes a teacher version with answers to supplement the student version.

This lesson pack includes: Between 8-10 tasks that test breadth and depth of knowledge. Lesson PPT with starter activity and in-class discusion based activities. Student workbook that helps students develop their breadth and depth of knowledge. Teacher version with answers available. Knowledge organiser useful to provide students in order to manage their cognitive load. Knowledge capture - exam-style questions with mark scheme provided.

AQA NEW SPECIFICATION 9-1 essay has been marked by teachers and graded level 8/9 essays can be learned as template plans and recreated in the exam for grade 8/9

A really detailed essay plan for the topic of euthanasia within religious studies OCR A Level. Includes so many great evaluative points and will help access full marks.

This powerpoint is an EPI unit to help lower ability students with their French B SL course. A sub-unit part of the “Human Ingenuity theme, using Gianfranco Conti’s EPI methodoly, and applying the MARS EARS framework. Activities include: White board translations Find the French for in the Sentence Builder Find the error in the sentence This or that Spot my error (phonological error) Find the intruder in each sentence Comment dit-on? Reading and listening tasks (no Audio included - teacher to read) Narrow Reading: Find the French for Narrow Reading: Answer the questions in French Narrow Reading: Gapped translation Listen and highlight the mispronounced words (LAM) Listen and write the missing words - no gaps provided (LAM) Listen and answer the questions in French Structured production: Narrow Translation (x3 paragraphs) Structured production: Un stylo un dé Expansion: Table of key grammar/chunks in this sub-unit Autonomy-Routinisation: Mad Dictation Autonomy-Routinisation: Pyramid Translation Autonomy-Routinisation: No Snakes No Ladders Spontaneity: Questions and answers in class Spontaneity: Pull the Switch Spontaneity: Production écrite niveau NM (without SB) *Please leave a review! =D

This powerpoint covers the GCSE topic “Food” present tense, in FRENCH, using Gianfranco Conti’s EPI methodoly, and applying the MARS EARS framework. In the spontaneous phase, it recycles the previous units uploaded (15 & 16 on Getting on / Not getting on with family members, as well as unit 17 on role models, and unit 18 on Childhood ). It contains 49 slides (all corrections included) and should last for 5-6 lessons. Activities include: White board translations Match up Gapped translation Write the missing letters Positif ou négatif? Faulty translation Broken sentences Vrai ou faux Complete with the missing verb Reading and listening tasks (no Audio included - teacher to read) Reading: Find the French for Reading: Answer the questions in English Reading: Gapped translation Listen and answer True or false (LAM) Listen and answer the questions in English Listen and write the missing words Structured production: Mini paragraph translation Structured production: 130-140 words paragraph writing Structured production: oral ping pong Autonomy-Routinisation: Retrieval grid on Units 15,16,17,18 and current unit Autonomy-Routinisation: Faulty transcript on Units 15,16,17,18 and current Autonomy-Routinisation: Multiple choice quiz Autonomy-Routinisation: No snakes no ladder Autonomy-Routinisation: Plus vite ! Spontaneity: Group composition *Please leave a review! =D

This powerpoint covers the GCSE topic "Post-16 Plans” in the present tense, imperfect, conditional, near future and simple future, and introduces the SI Clause (si + present + future) in FRENCH, using Gianfranco Conti’s EPI methodoly, and applying the MARS EARS framework. More effective if used after Unit 24, previously uploaded =) Activities include: White board translations Find the French for in the Sentence Builder Whiteboard sentence translations This or that Spot my phonological error Comment dit-on… in pairs Find the intruder in each sentence Reading and listening tasks (NO AUDIO included - teacher to read) Reading: Find the French for Reading: Answer the questions in French Reading: Fill in the gaps in the English translation Listening 1: Listen to the text and rearrange the English translation (LAM) Listening 2: Listen to the text and write the missing words (LAM) Listening 3: Listen and tick / cross the English equivalent Listening 3: Listen and answer True or False (LAM) Listening 3: Listen and answer the questions in French - focus on short answers (LAM) Structured production: Sentence Translation Structured production: Narrow Translation Structured production: Mind reading in pairs Expansion: Grammar explanation on future tense Expansion: Grammar explanation on si clause (si + present + future) Expansion: Choose the correct verb form (focus on future tense) Expansion:Choose the correct verb form with pronoun “je” (focus on future tense) Expansion: You are the teacher: explain why the items underlined are wrong grammatically Autonomy Routinisation : Pyramid translation Autonomy Routinisation : Mad dictation Autonomy Routinisation : Plus vite ! Spontaneity: 4,3,2 activity Spontaneity: paragraph writing *Please leave a review! =D

This powerpoint covers the GCSE topic "Future Plans” predominantly in the Future Simple and Conditional Present. NOTE: It also recycles the content of UNITS 21,22,23,24 & 25 and therefore incorporates the Imperfect / Passé Composé and SI CLAUSES. It is therefore better used if taught after the above mentioned units. This unit is also based on Gianfranco Conti’s EPI methodoly, and applies the MARS EARS framework. Activities include: White board translations Find the French for in the Sentence Builder Whiteboard sentence translations Beat the teacher This or that Faulty translation Gapped translation Complete the table Gapped English / French task Comment dit-on… in pairs Find the intruder in each sentence Narrow Reading: Find the French for Narrow Reading: Answer the questions in French Narrow Reading: Find the missing words in the English translation Mini production: Guided translation Listening 1: Listen to the text and underline the mispronounced words (LAM) audio included Listening 2, 3 & 4: Listen to the text and write the missing words (LAM) audio included Listening 5, 6 & 7: Listen highlight all the intruders (LAM) audio included Listening 8: Listen choose the correct translation for the text (LAM) audio included Structured production: Sentence Translation in French Structured production: Tangled Translation Structured production: Sentence stealer Structured production: Sentence chaos Structure production: Quelque chose Structure production: Find your match Expansion: Grammar recap on future tense, conditional and SI clauses Expansion: Choose between the conditional or future tenses Expansion: Choose between the imperfect, conditional or future tenses Autonomy Routinisation : One pen One di Autonomy Routinisation : Disappearing text Autonomy Routinisation : No snakes no ladders Circle Spontaneity: Group composition Spontaneity: Tous pour un et un pour tous

This powerpoint covers the GCSE topic “Food” in the perfect tense, present indicative, and near future, in FRENCH, using Gianfranco Conti’s EPI methodoly, and applying the MARS EARS framework. More effective if used after Unit 21 previously uploaded on Food Activities include: White board translations Find the French for in the Sentence Builder Match up Find the error in the sentence This or that Spot my error (phonological error) Find the intruder in each sentence Reading and listening tasks (no Audio included - teacher to read) Narrow Reading: Find the French for Reading: Answer the questions in French Reading: Gapped translation Comment dit-on? Listen and highlight the mispronounced words (LAM) Listen and write the missing words - no gaps provided (LAM) Listen and write the missing words and cross out the intruders (LAM) Listen and answer the questions in French - focus on short answers (LAM) Structured production: Narrow Translation (x3 paragraphs) Structured production: Un stylo un dé Expansion: Grammar explanation Passé composé Expansion: Fast and Furious Passé composé Expansion: Grammar explanation Near future Expansion: Parsing grid Near future Autonomy-Routinisation: Mad Dictation Autonomy-Routinisation: Pyramid Translation Autonomy-Routinisation: No Snakes No Ladders Spontaneity: Communicative Drills Spontaneity: Pull the Switch Spontaneity: 4,3,2 *Please leave a review! =D

Quote Bank and Critical Readings for ‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles’ by Thomas Hardy. Contains 204 key quotes, categorised by the following themes: Injustice, Inevitability and Fate (Including Foreshadowing) Nature and Modernity (Including Environment / Setting) Standards and Class / Victorian Society Religion (and Omens / the Supernatural) Women and Femininity (and associated traits) Men and Masculinity (and associated traits) Relationships (Positive & Negative) (Including Familial) Loss (Including, the impacts of death, abandonment, Tess’ rape and a loss of autonomy) Thomas Hardy (Intrusive Narrator) Tropes of Victorian Literature (Including Gothic) Created for A Level English Literature (Edexcel)

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A set of 9 posters for displays to allow students autonomy over their extension tasks. Tasks are generic to any project.

Powerpoint that includes beginnings of Progressive Judaism Questioning Theology Religious Autonomy/Rituals and Observances/ Dietary Laws