GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 5 - Primacy and recency effects Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘Primacy and Recency’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Step by step description of the key study ‘Serial position curve’ by Murdock Opportunity to ‘conduct’ a loose version of the serial position curve with the class to display the primacy and recency effect Lots of questioning opportunities throughout the descriptions Evaluation of the study Exam question practice and mark scheme for both describing the study, and evaluating the study. Put into one lesson, but recommended to be split into 2 lessons; one for description, and one for evaluation.

GCSE AQA Psychology - Paper 1 - Memory unit End of topic test and attached mark scheme. Test starts with short answer questions - knowledge recall questions (20 marks). Then continues to 39 marks of exam questions. Mark scheme attached. All exam questions taken from previous GCSE exams, as has the mark scheme.

GCSE AQA Psychology - Paper 1 - Memory unit Booklet of core questions and answers from the memory unit; lesson by lesson. Questions on one page, answers on the next. Great resource for end of topic reviewing, homework resource, mock/exam revision. Can be utilised by teacher for random quizzing questions, starter questions/do now tasks, end of lesson questioning, or just a time filler in class.

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 7 - Interference affecting memory Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘Interference affecting memory’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Step by step description of a study which investigates how interference affects memory. Opportunity to practice definitions Evaluation of the study Exam question practice and mark scheme for the description of the study.

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 1 - What is memory? Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘Memory Storage’ - covers short/long term memory, long term memory types and where in the brain different memory types are stored. Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Lots of practice for definitions/long term memory types. Memory type and brain localisation activity/practice. Exam question practice and mark scheme. Based on a 60 minute lesson.

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 1 - What is memory? Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘What is memory?’ - the first lesson in the unit. Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Video from youtube explaining what memory is. Lots of practice for definitions Exam question practice and mark scheme. Based on a 60 minute lesson.

AQA GCSE Psychology - Paper 1 - Memory Worksheet booklet with ‘look, cover, write, check’ task. Covers all key definitions and core facts from the memory topic. Instructions for task: Fold away/cover the answers. Answer all questions Mark answers - for every correct answer put a ‘tick’ on the worksheet. For every incorrect answer put a ‘cross’ on the worksheet. Answer all questions again. Only stop answering questions when you’ve got an answer correct three times in a row. Can be adapted dependent on group (e.g. do the first 5 questions until you get all correct 3x in a row). Great for end of topic reviewing, or for mock/exam preparation. Can be utilised in class or given as homework/revision.

GCSE AQA Psychology - Paper 1 - Memory One sheet handout with all key words from the memory topic with definitions from the AQA website used.

GCSE AQA Psychology - Paper 1 - Memory unit PDF document with all key knowledge required for the memory topic. The first page can be printed off and given to pupils at the beginning of a topic, or at the end for help with revising. Each lesson is summarised in a square, with all 7 lessons minimised and put onto one A4 sheet. Each page after is the lesson just larger - could also be given to pupils or used as a revising tool. Knowledge organiser A4 page also includes key words from the topic.

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 9 - False memory affecting memory Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘False memory affecting memory’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Step by step description of a study which investigates how false memories can affect memory. Opportunity to practice definitions Evaluation of the study Exam question practice and mark scheme for the description of the study. Based on a 60 minute lesson

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 4 - Multistore Model of Memory Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘Multistore model of memory’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Lots of practice for definitions Step by step description of the sensory, short term and long term memory stores including their coding, duration and capacity. Evaluation of the the multistore model of memory Exam question practice and mark scheme. Based on a 60 minute lesson, but can be split into two lessons (description and evaluation).

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 3 - A study in encoding Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘A study in encoding’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Explanation of the aim, method, results, conclusions and evaluation points of the ‘Study in encoding’ by Baddeley. Lots of opportunities for questioning throughout the explanation. Exam question practice and mark scheme. Lots of questions at the end of the lesson. Based on a 60 minute lesson.

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 8 - Context affecting memory Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘Context affecting memory’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Step by step description of a study which investigates how context affects memory. Opportunity to practice definitions Evaluation of the study Exam question practice and mark scheme for the evaluation of the study. Based on a 60 minute lesson

GCSE AQA Psychology Memory Unit - Lesson 6 - War of the Ghosts Powerpoint presentation of the lesson ‘War of the Ghosts’ Includes the following: Starter questions/do now task. Step by step description of the key study ‘War of the Ghosts’ by Bartlett Lots of questioning opportunities throughout the descriptions Evaluation points of the study Exam question practice and mark scheme for describing the study. A fill in the gap task for evaluating the study which can be printed off for pupils or completed from the board. Description and evaluation of the ‘theory of reconstructive memory’ Put into one lesson, but recommended to be split into 2 lessons; one for description, and one for evaluation.