These activities can be adapted for any topic- the aim of this presentation is to give you ideas about the different types of starters, plenary and revision activities which can be used in rotation throughout your teaching. There are 20 activities to choose from! Activities include: stop the clock, become an examiner, taboo, hot seat, bingo, debates, word association, label the diagram, Pictionary etc….

This document can be really useful for A Level students studying Psychology. This will guide students to split their essays into A01 and A03 and write in PEEL paragraphs. Evaluation can be done through evaluating individual theories or studies.

This lesson can be used for GCSE Psychology. Worksheets have been created for lower and higher ability students.

This lesson can be used for introduction of psychodynamic theory at GCSE or A Level. This pack includes differentiated worksheets and activities throughout the lesson.

Introductory lesson to A Level Attachment.

Contains Revision actvities that focuses on A01 and A03. The activities can be adapted for all other topics of psychology.

An outstanding lesson interview lesson on Ways of improving reliability and validity in psychological investigation. It gets students thinking about how reliability and validity is used within studies. It also focuses on types types of reliability and validity along with exam style questions.

This lesson can be used for GCSE/A Level research methods topic: observation for Sociology and Psychology. There are explicit links to PEE paragraphs and SMSC. There are model answers to support weaker students.

Differentiated worksheet ,activities and SMSC links included in this pack. This lesson can be used to teach research methods interviews for Psychology and Sociology.

Focuses on Key studies from Social and trains students to use the DREEEMSS cheat sheet to reduce workload. Actvities includes- Retrival practive starter, pictionary, taboo, story board, PLC and Evaluation task!

This is a fantastic revision acronyms sheet to remember tricky research methods terms.

This lesson can be used for GCSE psychology as an introductory lesson for sex and gender topic.