This is the sample of a comprehensive revision plan to use with your students in the run to the examination. This uses an interleaving learning strategy which will allow students to re-visit topics with regularly. This sample includes: Knowledge retrieval starter Exam questions Mark Scheme This sample covers only a section of the specification. I will uploading more as the weeks go on.

Here is a sample copy of an algorithm booklet I’m currently producing. It includes 12 challenges that progressively get more difficult or introduces them to something new. Attached is a set of solutions too (OCR Exam Reference and Coded answers provided) Just to give you some flexibility into whether you want them to write algorithms out, code it or both! It’s only the basics, I will update you when the rest is complete.

This is a sample of an ultimate revision guide that can be used in preparation for the Unit 1 examination for OCR GCSE Computer Science. This sample pack includes 3 topics with 3 activities each. The activities are differentiated using difficultly level. It also includes answers.

THIS IS A SAMPLE LESSON ONLY This unit is designed to introduce students to the exciting world of app development and digital graphics. Students will learn the fundamentals of creating mobile applications and designing visually appealing digital graphics to enhance their apps. By the end of this unit, students will have the knowledge and skills to develop a simple mobile app and incorporate custom graphics into it. The unit of work includes Five lessons An electronic portfolio to save/store project work. Low-stakes testing Video and paper-based tutorials Assessment feedback sheet Rubric for use in Teams. Assessment criteria and guidance on marking. SOW with full commentary.

Good document for students to take away for revision. It shows methods on how to convert binary, denary and hex numbers with worked examples.

This lesson packs includes the following: Lesson PPT – Starter, objectives/outcomes and new information slide which is sometimes supported by videos and/or in-class style discussions. Workbook – The student workbook helps students to develop breadth of knowledge and depth of knowledge as they progress through. A teacher version with examples/exemplars are available. The number of activities range between 8-10.

This is first lesson from the computer systems unit. Full version available on TES! The other lessons include: Boolean logic Binary Infographic design - educating young kids about the internal components of a computer system.

Full lesson with slides that include starter, objectives, literacy focus, class and discussion/participation. To supplement this, there are 6 additional worksheets with answers and a self-check quiz done in Microsoft Forms. A lesson plan overview has been attached with the instructions.

‘Computer Science in Context’ which includes a set of 8-mark questions with mark schemes across the J277 specification. The one you have access is just a sample.

This is a sample of the bumper revision guide for the WJEC GCSE Digital Technology course. Each section will include three activities, structured by difficulty and to enable students to demonstrate breadth and depth of knowledge. It also includes a slides for student to plan out their answers first before answering them! A student version and teacher version will be made available with answers.

Due to the success of my original workbooks, I’ve created a set of new and updated workbooks to aid your students revision and learning. The new workbooks include the following features: More low-level activities to aid cognitive load. Exam style questions with the use of dual coding (e.g. guidance on how to answer each question) Skills audit for you to check students knowledge and understanding. Stretch & Challenge - A beyond the spec topic for your most able. As with previous workbooks - it includes a teacher version with answers!

Practical activity to help students better understand the FDE cycle.

Some 8-mark questions for Secondary Storage topic on the OCR GCSE Computer Science specification.

This series of workbooks will cover a wide range of issues surrounding the use of Computer Science technology. The breakdown is as follows: CS40 – Copyright, Designs and Patents Act CS41 – Data Protection Act CS42 – Computer Misuse Act CS43 – Freedom of Information Act CS44 – Privacy issues CS45 – Digital divide CS46 – Sustainability CS47 – Online services CS48 – Open-source v Proprietary software CS49 – Artificial Intelligence CS50 – Crime CS51 - Medicine

This is a sample lesson from the teaching and learning pack for Unit 1. Each lesson in the bundle will include the following: Lesson PPT A worked example to help students reduce their cognitive load. Student workbook (teacher version with answers) Knowledge capture - plenary style exam questions. Enrichment - an extension activity that is designed to consolidate and/or extend the learning based on the objectives set. A full SOW with commentary will be included as well as a practice paper with mark scheme (not endorsed by WJEC)

This pack includes a lesson with resources to supplement that.

Could be used as exam practise or as an end of lesson review/homework. Answers provided.

SAMPLE ONLY This series of workbooks will cover a wide range of issues surrounding the use of Computer Science technology. The breakdown is as follows: CS40 – Copyright, Designs and Patents Act CS41 – Data Protection Act CS42 – Computer Misuse Act CS43 – Freedom of Information Act CS44 – Privacy issues CS45 – Digital divide CS46 – Sustainability CS47 – Online services CS48 – Open-source v Proprietary software CS49 – Artificial Intelligence CS50 – Remote working Each set includes a teacher and student version. Along with: 8 mark question (including a guidance template) Bingo card which is good for accelerated writing and suitable for low-ability (can be used for high too!) Mark scheme Exemplar answer. The rest will be part of a bundle.

Higher level thinking starter that could be used at GCSE and A-Level

A great resource that encourages students to build more descriptive answers. A keyword bank is provided in which students are recommended to use this as a reference point.