Othello timeline Acts 1-5, Scenes 1-4 Includes: Events that take place within each act and scene Analysis of each act, more specifically, each scene Information inspired by A Level York Notes

OCR Religious Studies 2016 Specification AS + A Level Development in Christian Thought Revision Mindmaps Includes: 28 DCT mindmaps covering Augustine: The Fall, pre/post Fall relationships Death and the Afterlife: heaven, hell, purgatory, resurrection, divine election Knowledge of God: Innate and Revealed Person of Jesus: son of God, teacher and liberator Christian Moral Principles: biblical moral guidance, direct/interpreted word of God, Anglican/Sacred tradition, Agape and Reason Christian Moral Action: Bonhoeffer, discipleship, costly/cheap grace, civil disobedience, solidarity Pluralism + Theology: Exclusivism, Inclusivism, Pluralism Pluralism + Society: multi-faith societies, inter-faith dialogue, Scriptural Reasoning Movement Gender + Society: feminism, motherhood, family Gender + Theology: Mary Daly + Rosemary Radford Reuther Challenge of Secularism: Freud and Dawkins, faith schools, secularisation Liberation Theology + Marx: liberation theology, alienation and exploitation, structural sin

OCR Religious Studies 2016 Specification Development of Christian Thought ‘Death and the Afterlife’ Revision Booklet Includes: Teachings on heaven, hell, purgatory and divine election Death and the Afterlife word search List of key words Revision mind maps Key scholars + quotes Suggested wider reading Quiz Example exam questions Useful for Development in Christian Though exam. Information from the OCR 2016 Religious Studies specification.

In depth analysis of 17 of William Blake’s poems Includes: The Lamb Infant Joy The Schoolboy The Echoing Green Nurse’s Song (I) Holy Thursday (I) The Chimney Sweeper (I) The Clod and the Pebble Holy Thursday (E) The Chimney Sweeper (E) Nurse’s Song (E) The Tyger My Pretty Rose Tree The Garden of Love London Infant Sorrow A Poison Tree Suitable for A Level English Literature Students Aspects of Political and Social Protest

OCR Religious Studies 2016 Specification AS + A Level Philosophy Revision Mindmaps Includes: 14 Philosophy mindmaps covering Plato: Forms and Analogy of the Cave Aristotle: Four Causes + Prime Mover Soul, mind + body: Plato, Aristotle and Descartes’ teachings on dualism Cosmological and Teleological arguments: David Hume criticisms Religious experience: mystical, corporate, conversion, near death, key thinkers (James, Otto, Swinburne) Problem of evil: Augustine + Irenaeus (John Hick) Theodicies, inconsistent triad + criticisms Nature of God: omnipotence, omniscience, omnibenevolence Religious language: via negativa and via positivia, analogy, symbols Religious language 20th century: verification and falsification principles, language games, cognitive/non-cognitive

OCR Religious Studies 2016 Specification AS + A Level Ethics of Religion Mindmaps Includes: 14 Ethics mindmaps covering Natural law: four tiers of law, real + apparent goods, doctrine of the double effect, primary/secondary precepts Situation ethics: four working principles, conscience, agape, six propositions, strengths/weaknesses Kantian ethics: duties, imperatives, postulates, strengths/weaknesses Utilitarianism: principle of utility, hedonic calculus, act/rule utilitarianism, Bentham and Mill, strengths/weaknesses Euthanasia: sanctity of life/quality of life, personhood, non/voluntary euthanasia, Euthanasia: Natural Law and Situation Ethics approaches Business ethics: corporate social responsibility, whistleblowing, Kantian + Utilitarian approaches Business ethics: globalisation, good ethics=good business, Kantian + Utilitarian approaches Meta ethics: naturalism, intuitionism, emotivism Conscience: Aquinas and Freud, criticisms Sexual ethics: pre/extra marital sex, Natural Law, Situation Ethics, Utilitarianism, Kantian approaches Sexual ethics: homosexuality, Natural Law, Situation Ethics, Utilitarianism, Kantian approaches

Complete timeline + analysis of Death of a Salesman Includes: Summary of each act, broken down into specific scenes Exploration of characters, themes and methods for each Suitable for A Level Students English Literature Aspects of Tragedy Exam

Step-by-step structural plan that is assured to improve your writing skills. Includes: Steps to construct a successful paragraph Aspects of tragedy Shakespearian conventions Greek conventions Modern tragic conventions Millerian tragic conventions Example question + answer Example questions to answer (sections A, B and C) Specific to AQA Aspect of Tragedy, but the structure can be used for any English course. (Note: This is proven to work as my writing style has improved using this structure, going from grade D to grade A.)