This resource contains seven lectures (lessons) about character development based on the book by David Brooks called ‘The Road to Character’. Each lecture focuses on a different aspect of character development with particular reference to a historical figure from the ‘Great Generation’ (born pre-1940)in the United States; The Summoned Self - Frances Perkins Self Examination - Dorothy Day Self Conquest - Dwight Eisenhower Self Respect - Asa Philip Randolph Self Mastery - George Marshall Self Determination - Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Big Self and Little Self - Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath The lectures focus on how different people developed through their early life, college career, working life and their life achievement. The key is the dedication of their lives to humble service and not self glory and how they have impacted the world. These lectures were developed for a Year 8 lecture series.

This PowerPoint presentation covers all the key points for the B3 section of the course

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'direct sensing'. The content relates to voltage gain of an opamp, comparator, inverting amplifier, and non-inverting amplifier. It can be used with any A Level Physics syllabus.

Charges, Charging by friction (rubbing), Charging by induction, Van der Graaf generator, Electroscope, and Electric Field Lines. This resource has been designed for use with the Cambridge IGCSE Physics course, but could be used with any Physics course.

What is a laser, what is light, Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, Uses of lasers, Types of Laser, Laser surgery, Advantages over a traditional scalpel, Human Eye, Laser Eye Surgery, Complications from laser eye surgery, Lasers in cosmetic dermatology.

Frequency range, wave equation, piezo-electric effect, transabdominal, transrectal, transvaginal, Doppler effect, Doppler ultrasound and blood flow measurement in carotid artery, ultrasound for therapy in sports injury, ultrasound for breaking up kidney stones, ultrasound echoes, ultrasound images of foetus, ultrasound image and reflection, amplitude scans, brightness scans, sector scans, acoustic impedance, reflection coefficient equation, coupling gel, frequency, resolution and penetration, advantages and disadvantages.

Facts about illegal drugs and associated risks. Link between drug use and mental health conditions. The law relating to supply and possession of illegal substances. Psychological consequences of addiction. Societal effects and costs of illicit drugs. A multiple choice drugs quiz included.

The resource combines a bit of Christmas with the following physics topics; acceleration, vector addition of forces, Newton's third law, air resistance, distance-time graphs, velocity-time graphs, parachutes, resultant forces and Newton's second law.

Colours of Rainbow, Refraction diagram, Refraction Investigation, Apparent depth of fish, Prisms and Dispersion. This resource is designed for KS3 Physics courses.

This resource was designed for lower ability students. It deals with Galileo's invention of the telescope and subsequent discovery of Jupiter's four largest moons. The worksheet is designed to help students understand the link between orbital period and strength of gravity.

This resource covers Kirchoff's Laws and series and parallel circuits with some examples of each. It is designed for use with the Cambridge IGCSE course.

States of matter, Changing state, cooling curve, heating curve, Equation of specific heat capacity, Measuring heat capacity, Equation for specific latent heat and measuring specific latent heat. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but it could be used with any Physics course.

Describing forces, Newton's third law, characteristics of a third law pair and Exampls of Newton third law pairs. This resource was designed to be used with Cambridge IGCE Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

Facts about Cannabis and associated risks. The link between cannabis and serious mental health conditions. The Law relating to supply and possession of cannabis. The physical and psycological risks associated with cannabis. The addicitive nature of cannabis.

Awareness of the dangers of drugs which are prescribed but still present a serious risk to health. Physical and psychological risks associated with prescription drugs. Risks of addiction.

The physical and psychological risks associated with alcohol consumption and what constitutes low risk consumption in adulthood. Physical and psychological consequences of addiction including alcohol dependency.

These resources are designed to go with the AQA GCE Physics topic ‘Turning Points in Physics’. The resources cover Crooke’s discharge tubes and JJ Thompson’s hypothesis of the electron. The PPT also covers thermionic emission and introductory mathematics for the determination of specific charge.

BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Applied Science. Unit 16 Astronomy and Space Science. Learning Aim A3: The features and characteristics of the inner and outer planets of our solar system

This PowerPoint presentation covers all the key information for the learning aims of section A2.

This PowerPoint presentation covers all the material in learning aims for section A1