A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits 3x A4 sides to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers how to evaluate theories and studies. Each evaluation term has a defintion and an example / model of how to use it in a sentence The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

For each of the 8 GCSE units a selection of key words with a related follow up question. (This ensures that students do not just copy out the key words but actually show their understanding of the word). This resource is best used once the whole course has been covered as some questions (particularly for Research Methods) are interleaved and so link to other units.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words (and defintions) and quotations (with explanation) for each unit. There is also a section which covers why each subtopic is important to Christians. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit.

A lesson suitable for key stage 3 students. This lesson covers the origin of the 6 major world religions in terms of how old they are and which country they originated in. It also covers the countries where each religion is most populous today. There is also a research based homework. The lesson works on student numeracy and geographical skills so is a good cross curricular option.

A knowledge organiser which covers the key words, descriptions and evaluations of the theories and studies. The knowledge organiser is presented in colour coded sections and fits onto a double side of A4 to summarise the full unit. The knowledge organiser has been made using the specification and multiple text book information to cover the information as widely as possible.

Example questions for each of these style of questions: Multiple choice Design a study Describe and evaluate a study describe and evaluate a theory Use your knowledge of psychology to explain how a factor affects… Discuss criticisms of research into… Refer to the text questions (results and examples) Draw conclusions from results Research methods questions Outline the differences between… Label the diagram… Synoptic questions… Describe and evaluate a treatment/technique 160 questions in total! This resource is great for revision lessons or homeworks. Students can choose the style of question they need to work on and practice in isolation.

A lesson introducing students to 3 assumptions of the psychodynamic perspective: theory of mind theory of personality childhood affects adults hood Includes a do now (editable) and retrieval quiz, and notes and activity per assumption.

A lesson introducing students to 5 assumptions of the learning/ behaviourist perspective with a focus on classical conditioning. Includes a do now (editable) and retrieval quiz, activities for the assumptions and practice using the classical conditioning matrix.

A text explaining the origins of the 6 major world religions (time, location and reason for spread) and number of followers. Followed by MCQs to check for understanding. A great homework or resource for a lesson. You can add other activities e.g. glossary tasks to extend.

Text and MCQs A great homework or resource for a lesson. You can add other activities e.g. glossary tasks to extend.

Text and MCQs and short answer question. A great homework or resource for a lesson. You can add other activities e.g. glossary tasks to extend.

Text, MCQs and short answer question. A great homework or resource for a lesson. You can add other activities e.g. glossary tasks to extend.

Key Stage 3 lesson on the design argument including do now retrieval quiz, (editable), text and literacy task, application task (script writing activity) and review activity