Heatlhy Living / Lifestyle research booklet activity / editable Word document looking at Lifestyle and Wellbeing , independent work or remote learning task (used for PHSE KS3 and KS4 and Health and Social Care lessons to help students with research ) Links to information and videos for all parts of the task. Six pages of questions cover diet/ nutrition, sleep, hydration, physical activity , additives, organic food with options for more research / extension.

This pack covers and contains: an introduction to the Research Methods in Context exam question Re-cap of Research Methods key terms/factors Exemplar question - task and teacher led discussion of how to answer the question Exemplar question - task; students to repeat the previous task using another question Sample response anlaysis task Extended Research Methods in Context plenary activities Assessment that can be set as homework (with sample answer) In-depth student handout - gapped section, re-cap of Research Methods, activities and sample response(s) Methods in Context textbook scans Methods in context CRIB SHEET All resources needed

Description allows students to recap the key terms and sociologists covered in the education unit and apply this to exam questions. Goes through the different types of 4 marker (excluding research methods 4 markers) students can be asked. ANSWERS TO MOST ACTIVITIES

10 starter activities with retrieval for Year 13 at the end of their A Level programme. Memory Retrieval activities, with full answers included, testing key knowledge for Crime, Education and Research Methods. Activities include True or False, Matching Key Terms and Retrieval Knowledge Quizzes. The final activity mixes all three topics. Could be used as an interactive quiz lesson (great with mini whiteboards!) or separated and used as ‘Do Now’ starter tasks across 10 different lessons. Bright vibrant visuals, clearly laid out, with full answers animated to appear whilst going through the activities with students. Each task has an embedded 6 minute timer which starts on the first click.

Explore Black British history, contribution, impact and community through this comprehensive Community Heroes Research Project, created for Black History Month 2026: Honouring Our Communities. This substantial project takes pupils through the complete research process, from choosing a Black British historical or contemporary figure to asking meaningful questions, evaluating sources, gathering evidence, analysing impact and creating a polished final outcome. Rather than simply asking pupils to produce a biography or copy facts from the internet, this resource explicitly teaches the research skills needed to investigate why a person’s contribution matters. The central enquiry running throughout the project is: Whose contribution deserves to be recognised? Pupils explore the idea that community heroes do not have to be internationally famous. Contribution can take many forms, including leadership, education, healthcare, creativity, science, sport, activism, service and grassroots community work. COMMUNITY HEROES INCLUDED A curated reference pack introduces Black British figures across eight areas: History Education Healthcare Sport Arts & Culture Science & Technology Activism & Social Change Community Leadership The project also encourages pupils to investigate a suitable local community figure or somebody they personally know, where appropriate. INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE Project launch and choosing a hero • Community Heroes Project Introduction PowerPoint • Community Hero Choice Sheet • Suggested Community Heroes reference pack • Eight category-specific Community Heroes sheets • Find Your Community Hero cover/index page • Before You Choose shortlisting activity Research planning • My Community Hero starting page • What Do I Already Know? activity • Research Question Planner • What Do I Need to Discover? question builder • Make Your Questions Stronger activity • Three Priority Research Questions sheet • Evidence planning sheet • Big Research Question planner Research and source skills • Reliable Sources Guide • Website and book source guidance • Interviews, museums, archives and news guidance • Warning signs for unreliable information • Source Record Sheet • Quick source reliability checklist • Cross-checking guidance Research notes and analysis • Research Notes: Their Story • Early Life research sheet • Research Notes: Their Impact • Key achievements • Challenges • Impact • Legacy • Community Impact Map • Timeline Template • Qualities of a Community Hero Sheet • Evidence Finder Sheet

AQA A Level Sociology Education and Research Methods - Introduction to Research Methods - Teacher PowerPoint (with Master notes), handouts and activities. Covers a 2 hour lesson.

RESEARCH IT (3) - SKILLS MAKING SENSE s a 21 page workbooklet with 25 practical research tasks, and research skills to use. It is useful to know the different ways we can search for information to answer our questions or to look up facts and evidence to back up a point. The tasks in this booklet help you to identify and show your knowledge about searching for information, identifying sources, gathering and selecting information and reviewing it. Key topics include: ideas to research, information gathering and organisation, sources, referencing and reviewing research as well as some research projects. This workbooklet is filled with active, visual and practical tasks for special education students and offers staff flexibility about who delivers the workbooklet and how many tasks are completed. See also PRESENT IT (2) - TOOLS & SPECIAL PROJECTS and RESEARCH IT (1) - SKILLS & THE WIDER WORLD workbooklets. With an easy-to-follow format, a non-specialist teacher or teacher aide can deliver this workbooklet with confidence, add ideas and many student will self-direct their learning. This workbooklet also includes a Student Learning Checklist and Assessment for Learning Feedback sheets.

This comprehensive, fully editable booklet covers the entire Research Methods topic for AQA A-Level Psychology, updated to reflect the new specification (first teaching from September 2025). It has lots of material on statistical analysis, including worked examples, step-by-step walkthroughs and example application questions. Designed to support effective classroom delivery, it is useful for independent learning, homework, flipped learning, or structured revision. The booklet is clearly structured to mirror the AQA specification, with content broken down into manageable sections to help students compartmentalise and retain key information. It reduces the need for extensive note-taking and encourages active engagement through a wide range of application tasks and exam-style practice. What’s Included: Editable front section for course mapping and tracking upcoming assessments RAG (Red–Amber–Green) checklist on the cover for students to monitor their progress A wide variety of original, scenario-based application questions Targeted exam-style questions and stretch & challenge activities Clear opportunities for students to annotate, evaluate, and consolidate understanding Designed to complement teacher-led PowerPoints or function as a stand-alone resource Concise, student-friendly format with a proven track record of positive feedback Ideal for: In-class teaching and revision Independent study or flipped learning Reducing student note-taking while improving exam readiness Additional Notes: Scenarios are original and inspired by AQA-approved content, developed in line with TES guidelines This resource is not endorsed by AQA, all questions are independently created for educational use Booklet is fully editable, allowing personalisation for your specific teaching styles and class needs

AQA Sociology Education and Research Methods: The Research Context (Research Methods and Methods in Context) This resource looks at the research characteristics of the 5 main groups and settings in education whose distinctive characteristics may make them easy or difficult to study. These include; Teachers Pupils Parents Classrooms Schools NB- THIS RESOURCES IS IDEAL ONCE RESEARCH METHODS (e.g. observations, interviews, experiments, documents etc, )AND FACTORS INFLUENCING CHOICE OF METHODS (PET) HAVE BEEN TAUGHT! • Both students and Teachers can benefit from this detailed revision and knowledge based resource which can be used for 1st time teaching the topic as well as revision purposes. • Students and teachers may edit this resource and use it for revision to check how well they know a topic area. For example, students can RAG rate the topics using red, amber or green and help them to reflect on their knowledge and understanding. Furthermore, students may create flashcards and mind maps using this resource. • This is also an assessment and practice resource as students can complete or plan exam style questions by AQA .

This prompt guides an AI to transform the research experience for educators, unlocking a treasure trove of knowledge on any chosen topic or niche. With its comprehensive structure, this prompt empowers teachers to dive deep into the intricacies of their subjects, exploring historical contexts, current trends, and practical applications. By harnessing this tool, educators can easily integrate fresh insights and innovative teaching strategies into their classrooms. This ultimate resource not only enriches their understanding but also enhances student engagement, fostering a dynamic learning environment. Embrace this opportunity to elevate your research and inspire your teaching journey!

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Full sets of flashcards to cover everything needed for new spec exams, taken from new AQA Sociology text book. To assemble flashcards, download and select "print of both sides" and "flip on short side". From there, flashcards will match back to front, cut them out and laminate for long use

This lesson consists of: MWB AFL Analysis task Q & A Group quiz Teaching time between 1- 1:30 minutes

AQA A Level Sociology - Education and Research Methods - Observations - Teacher Powerpoint (with Master Notes) plus activities. 1 hour lesson.

AQA A Level Sociology - Education and Research Methods - Interviews - Teacher Powerpoint (with Master Notes) plus activities. 1 hour lesson.

AQA A Level Sociology - Education and Research Methods - Experiments - Teacher Powerpoint (with Master Notes) plus activities. 1 hour lesson.

AQA A Level Sociology - Education and Research Methods - Questionnaires - Teacher Powerpoint (with Master Notes) plus activities. 1 hour lesson.

Devised for level 2/3 19+ learners Sociology - Education: New Labour Policies (1997 - 2010) Includes: History of Education in England New Labour Policies (Academies) Starter activity - 4 group research task Research methods - How to read data from graphs and charts (included at the end of PP). Enjoy

Working with leading researchers, trainers and teachers, the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics is undertaking a year-long review of current attitudes, practices and influences across today’s mathematics education. In this evidence bulletin, we take as our starting point some of the key principles for effective teaching of mathematics.

This resource pack from the National Theatre contains free downloadable pdf resources for teachers, students, researchers or anyone interested in discovering more about the National Theatre's production of &'War Horse&';.