Psychology GCSE OCR- Sleep and Dreaming Activation Synthesis Theory lesson outlines the neurobiological theory of dreaming. Resources include full lesson powerpoint with starter, plenary, tasks and answers for students to self assess. Includes holism and reductionism debate.

A lesson for a practical study investigating sleep. Includes starter tasks, tasks, plenaries, discussion questions, and planning sheet.

Psychology GCSE OCR Research Methods Aims & hypothesis- alternate, null, directional & non directional. Correlations vs Difference Experimental design- repeated measures and independent measures Carrying out research: types of experiments: lab, field, natural. Questionnaires Target population and sampling Types of bias Social desirability & demand characteristics.

Freud’s Wolfman Study- full lesson with starter, tasks, plenary, Cornell notes worksheet, and answers to tasks. SMSC embedded within lessons. Part of the OCR GCSE Psychology Sleep and Dreaming topic.

Psychology OCR GCSE Sleep and Dreaming Topic. Three hour lesson detailing the functions of sleep. Includes starters, tasks, plenaries, Social Moral Spiritual Cultural referenced questions for class discussion, work sheets and answers to worksheets. Included differentiated resources. Everything you need to confidently teach the sleep and dreaming function of sleep topic area.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME- social learning theory study- Cooper & Mackie Delivers over 4 hours but can easily be condensed and slides turned into information sheets instead of teacher delivery. SMSC discussion points for collaborative learning, tasks, exam questions and answers included. Also extension star tasks for stretch and challenge, and tasks to strengthen knowledge recall. Suggested homework embedded. Tasks for peer assessment.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME- Criminal personality study: Heaven 1996 Oulines Heaven’s study of personality (1996)- Using the PEN scale, set as a 3 hour lesson but can easily be condensed. Includes a range of tasks: starter, plenary, exam questions, research methods, SMSC, class discussion, answers to tasks for self or peer assessment.

Two hour lesson for Freud’s theory of dreaming- includes starters, tasks, extension star tasks, plenaries, answers to tasks, suggested homework, worksheets and differentiation.

Three hour lesson outlining two explanations of crime- Eysenck’s PEN scale- psychotic, extroversion, neurotic. Includes PEN scale questionnaire and scoring system for students to try. Biological explanation of crime- reticular activation system. Lessons include all tasks and answers, exam questions, starters, SMSC discussion, plenaries, self/ peer assessment and suggested homework that is easy to assess.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME- Application: punishment & rehabilitation Everything needed for a full lesson including content to deliver, SMSC, Exam questions with suggested answers, suggested homeworks that are easy to assess, self and peer assessment tasks, videos to support teaching.

Full bank of lessons and resources for the OCR GCSE Sleep and dremaing topic

All of the key terms needed for the OCR GCSE Psychology Sleep and dreaming topic.

Full lesson for sleep and dreaming application including research methods questionnaire design. Outlines the biological explanation of insomnia. Includes starter, tasks and answers.

Full lesson for the OCR GCSE Psychology- Activation synthesis Willliams study looking into REM sleep. Lesson includes research methods recap starter, tasks and answers, plenary, Cornell notes of the study.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME Explanations of crime Social Learning Theory Starter, exam questions and plenary tasks with answers. Includes teaching for the nature vs nurture debate.

A two hour lesson on the Neuropsychology of Sleep for the OCR Psychology GCSE Sleep and Dreaming topic. The purchase includes the lesson powerpoint with starters, main tasks and exam questions along with answers, plenaries, work sheets, extension star tasks. This is a full set to be able to teach the neuropsychology of sleep confidently.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME- revision lesson Includes A3 mind map, exam questions with answers, quizzes with answers, collaborative tasks and tackling 13 mark essay questions.

Limbic system The mind of a killer Suggested Videos to support learning Implications of video games on crime Synaptic transmission To be able to propose how Eysenck’s theory links to biological explanations of crime. Design a poster outlining the biopsychology of offending. To be able to apply knowledge of video games to real life studies.

Psychology GCSE OCR- CRIME- Defining and Measuring crime, starter, plenary, tasks with answers, SMSC discussion tasks, and key terms sheet for the whole topic.