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pptx, 3.44 MB

A complete 60 minute lesson that teaches students to test objections to Augustine properly, not just list them. Includes a student booklet, a teacher guide with answers and a 20 slide PowerPoint.

Do your students describe Augustine, or list objections, without ever deciding whether those objections actually defeat his claim? This workshop fixes that.

It is built around a real exam question: OCR H573/03, June 2023, Question 1, “Assess Augustine’s claim that only God’s grace can overcome human sin.” Students move from spotting weak reasoning to writing their own argued paragraph, using four colour-coded moves: Clarify, Test, Develop, Judge.

What’s included:

A 7 page student booklet: knowledge check, question unpacking, diagnosing a weak paragraph, a colour-coded worked example, a guided rewrite, independent writing and an essay planning page
A 5 page teacher guide with answers, timings, support and stretch, and subject notes on pagan virtue, habit, Pelagius, and early and late Augustine
A 20 slide PowerPoint with a Do Now, answer reveals and speaker notes on every slide
Optional mini whiteboard and visualiser activities. Every task works without them.
Simple feedback codes (K F R T J) with a feedback box built into the booklet
Editable Word versions, plus PDFs

Timing: 60 minutes including the Do Now and feedback, or 45 minutes with the independent writing set as homework.

Independent resource, not produced or endorsed by OCR. The exam question is © OCR and reproduced with acknowledgement. All other content is original.

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Year 12 DCT Essay Improvement Bundle: 6 Workshops with PowerPoints OCR A Level RS H573/03

Six complete 60 minute essay workshops covering every Year 12 Developments in Christian Thought topic. Each is built on a real OCR exam question, with a student booklet, a teacher guide and a PowerPoint. Most students lose AO2 marks for the same reason: they describe the material, or list objections, without deciding whether those objections actually work. This bundle tackles that problem topic by topic, across the whole of Year 12 Developments in Christian Thought. Every workshop follows the same method, using four colour-coded moves: Clarify, Test, Develop, Judge. Students get faster and more confident with each one. By the sixth, the method has become a habit they bring to every essay. The six workshops and their exam questions: Augustine on human nature: "Assess Augustine's claim that only God's grace can overcome human sin." (June 2023) Death and the afterlife: "Discuss the view that the idea of purgatory makes more sense than hell." (June 2019) Knowledge of God's existence: "'Humans have an innate knowledge of God.' Discuss." (June 2019) The person of Jesus Christ: "To what extent was Jesus merely a political liberator?" (June 2018) Christian moral principles: "Assess the claim that love (agape) is sufficient as the only source of Christian ethics." (June 2024) Christian moral action, Bonhoeffer: "'Bonhoeffer's theology is still relevant today.' Discuss." (June 2018) In every workshop: A 7 page student booklet: knowledge check, question unpacking, diagnosing a weak paragraph, a colour-coded worked example, a guided rewrite, independent writing and an essay planning page A 5 page teacher guide with answers, timings, support and stretch, and subject notes for discussion A 20 slide PowerPoint with a Do Now, answer reveals and speaker notes on every slide, on a buff background for readability Optional mini whiteboard and visualiser activities. Every task works without them. Feedback codes (K F R T J) with a feedback box built into the booklet Editable Word versions, plus PDFs Each workshop runs as a 60 minute lesson including the Do Now and feedback, or 45 minutes with the independent writing set as homework. They also work well as revision lessons in Year 13. Independent resource, not produced or endorsed by OCR. Exam questions are © OCR and reproduced with acknowledgement. All other content is original.

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