Tailor Made Resources for Business, Computing + Humanities
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Business Studies / Economics / Computer Science / Humanities - History / Geography / Psychology / Sociology - mostly specializing in GCSE / A Level and IB but KS3 resources too.
We have a passion for teaching and learning and provide the full set of resources for lessons that have been tried and tested over the years to make life easier for other teachers (including mark schemes, lesson plans, and model answers where appropriate!)
Business Studies / Economics / Computer Science / Humanities - History / Geography / Psychology / Sociology - mostly specializing in GCSE / A Level and IB but KS3 resources too.
We have a passion for teaching and learning and provide the full set of resources for lessons that have been tried and tested over the years to make life easier for other teachers (including mark schemes, lesson plans, and model answers where appropriate!)
This lesson is one of a series (scheme of work) to teach Compression and focuses on the use of Lossy and Lossless techniques and how they work.
It has been especially designed for GCSE.
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This lesson has the following Learning Objectives:
Understand what is meant by Compression
Know the difference between Lossy and Lossless compression
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All necessary resources to run the lesson(s) are included in this download:
Full Lesson Powerpoint
Two Printable activities
Choice of Final Task
Knowledge questions
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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This is printable resource to support students in Grades 7-9 to practice the different number systems - Binary, Denary, and Hexadecimal
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It has been especially designed for KS 3 Computer Science / ICT.
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I have also used this resource for weaker students at GCSE level to give them opportunity to practice.
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This download includes 9 Different Tasks with Full Teacher Solutions:
Binary to Decimal Practice
4 Bit Binary Crossword
Binary Box
Binary to Decimal Extension
Binary Crossword with some 8 Bit Questions
Denary to Binary Practice
Binary to Hex
Hex Words
Binary Adding
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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See our other resources for Business Studies, Economics, Computer Science and ICT here
This worksheet on Computer Hardware lets students practice their understanding of key terms.
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Very useful as a revision or spaced practice activity. Also very useful for ESL / EAL students.
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Answer key is also included.
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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See our other resources for Business Studies, Economics, Computer Science and ICT here
This lesson carries on for the previous four lessons to teach the basics of spreadsheets. The focus here is on using IFs and conditional formatting to create self marking quiz. The extension is to lock down a worksheet and protect cells / use a password to restrict access to a sheet / workbook.
The files also contain a teacher exemplar to use with the class and a step by step presentation for students to follow.
Learning Objectives
• Understand how to use the IF function to create a quiz
• Know how to protect cells so that only the owner of the document can edit parts of it
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but **all comments and suggestions are very welcome** and will be used to improve future resources.
If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources
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These are converting Binary to Decimal and Decimal to Binary.
Also included are the teacher answer sheets and as these worksheets randomly generate the questions (and answers) whenever you make a change to a blank cell on the work sheet, these can be used to generate different versions of the quiz which students can self mark very easily (I stick the answers to different versions on the walls of the classroom for students to self check)
My resources vision:
As with all of my resources, a full answer key is included to absolutely<strong> minimise teacher prep time</strong>.
Please comment with any feedback, suggestions or improvements!
This lesson / resource covers Presentation Designs and Animations / Transitions and has been designed for Key Stage 3 Computing / ICT.
It has the following learning objectives shown below:
Learning objectives/Outcomes:
Know how to use PowerPoint with a suitable design to create a presentation
Understand how to use design elements to make a presentation interesting
Know how to add animation and transition effects
This download includes:
Full Presentation
Teacher examples
Extension task
All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download and all resources are for two single lessons per week for KS 3 Computing i.e. should have enough to cover around 1 hour and fifty minutes.
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work without any extra planning.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
Please do leave a review and if you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see (or improvement for this resource), feel free to contact me.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
See my other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here
This lesson / resource covers Network Hardware and has been designed for GCSE / iGCSE Computing / ICT.
This lesson is one of a series that introduces networking:
Lesson 1: What is a Network?
Lesson 2: Network Topologies
Lesson 3: Network Hardware
Lesson 4: Network Addressing
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This lesson has the following Learning Objectives:
Understand what hardware is required for networking and what function each piece of hardware performs
Cables
Network interface card (NIC)
Hub
Switch
Wireless access point
Router
Know the difference between a Packet Switched and a Circuit Switched Network
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All necessary resources to run the lesson(s) are included in this download:
Full Presentation
Practical Design Task
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All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download and all resources are for a double lesson (or two single lessons) i.e. there should be enough to content to cover around 1 hour and fifty minutes.
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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This lesson is one of a series (scheme of work) to teach Top Down Design and Structure Diagrams.
It has been especially designed for GCSE.
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This lesson has the following Learning Objectives:
Understand every computer program is made up of systems, which in turn are made up of sub-systems
Know what Top-down Design and Structure Diagrams are
Know how to create a Structure Diagram
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All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download:
Full Lesson Powerpoint
Full worked examples
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This lesson is part of a full series on Algorithms
Introduction to Alogorithms
Top-Down Design and Structure Diagrams
Introduction to Flowcharts
Simple Flowcharts
Advanced Flowcharts
Introduction to Pseudocode
Advanced Pseudocode
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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This lesson is one of a series (scheme of work) to teach Two’s Complement.
It has been especially designed for GCSE Computer Science.
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This lesson has the following Learning Objectives:
Know how binary can be used to represent negative integers
Understand Two’s Complement
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Resources to run the lesson(s) included in this download:
Full Lesson Presentation
Two printable worksheets with solutions in the presentation
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All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download and all resources are for a double lesson (or two single lessons) i.e. there should be enough to content to cover around 1 hour and fifty minutes.
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This lesson is part of the topic of Binary and Number systems
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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See our other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here
This is a full lesson with all resources to teach students how to draw shapes in Scratch (good for KS3 and I normally use it with KS3.)
All worksheets are included with Powerpoint and a quick video explanation that can be shown to students.
Students have to draw simple shapes in scratch from triangles up to circles which teachers them how loops work and how to conceptualise an algorithm. Loops inside loops can also be used as extension to draw some great geometric art.
Learning objectives are:
Understand simple algorithm design
Know how to identify important ideas (abstraction)
Understand how to break a problem into manageable units (decomposition).
Know what repetition is (iteration)
Extension task 2 also included for more difficult shapes
This lesson builds on lesson 1 to look at the difference between Absolute and Relative Cells
Learning Objectives:
Understand how to use Absolute and Relative Cells
Know how to do currency conversions
This Download includes:
Presentation
Two practical tasks with differentiation
Two Extension Tasks
Student Presentation to complete
Teacher Example
This is a full lesson on data transmission with all resources / activities. I use this for a double lesson of around 1 hour and 50 minutes and it provides a thorough understanding of simplex / duplex transmission and then goes on to look at serial / parallel transmission before finishing with odd and even parity bits and then parity blocks.
The Learning Objectives are:
Understand what is meant by transmission of data
Know the difference between serial and parallel data transmission
understand of the reasons for choosing serial or parallel data transmission
Know why it is necessary to check for errors
Understand how parity works to identify if an error has occurred / locate errors
Resources included:
Parallel Ports Handout
Serial Port Handout
Lesson Presentation
Parity demonstration
Parity Puzzle Plenary
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources
To see other resources in my shop visit https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/haltest/">
This lesson / resource covers Network Topologies and has been designed for GCSE / iGCSE Computing / ICT.
This lesson is one of a series that introduces networking:
Lesson 1: What is a Network?
Lesson 2: Network Topologies
Lesson 3: Network Hardware
Lesson 4: Network Addressing
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This lesson has the following Learning Objectives:
Understand the three main networking topologies
* Bus
* Star
* Ring
* Mixed
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All necessary resources to run the lesson(s) are included in this download:
Full Presentation
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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If you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see, feel free to leave a comment.
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The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
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This lesson / resource covers Binary Storage - Bits and Bytes and has been designed for GCSE / iGCSE Computing / ICT. This lesson covers the difference between MiB and MB which is a brand new addition to the curriculum and the difference students are now expected to understand.
It has the following learning objectives shown below:
Learning objectives/Outcomes:
Understand how Binary Data is stored in units: Bit, Nibble, Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte, Petabyte, Exabyte
Know the difference between MB / GB / TB/ PB / EB and Kib/ MiB / GiB / TiB / PiB/ EiB
Know how to calculate the number of bits in any given unit of storage size
This download includes:
Full Presentation
Retrieval Practice Task
Calculations Task with Student created extension
Spreadsheet / Python extension tasks
All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download and all resources are for a double lesson (or two single lessons) i.e. there should be enough to content to cover around 1 hour and fifty minutes.
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work without any extra planning.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
Please do leave a review and if you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see (or improvement for this resource), feel free to contact me.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources (2020)
See my other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here
A great intro to Variables to reflect on the best practices for potential computer scientists when dealing with variables!
Deals with:
•Understand what variables are
•Know the different variable types
•Understand how variable names are chosen
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources
End of unit test for Binary / Hex / Decimal Conversion (with answers).
There are 10 questions for each conversion for a total of 60 questions e.g. •Binary to Hex / Hex to Binary
•Decimal to Binary / Binary to Decimal
•Decimal to Hex / Hex to Decimal
Here are 6 Logic Gate circuits of varying difficulty with their full solutions (showing intermediate points as well as the final answers!)
Ideal for revision of just to practice completing Truth Tables
Updated October 2018 to correct typos
This lesson / resource covers Formatting Text and Documents and has been designed for Key Stage 3 Computing / ICT.
It has the following learning objectives shown below:
Learning objectives/Outcomes:
Understand how to format a document in different ways using Microsoft Word
Know some useful keyboard shortcuts to enable you to work faster and more efficiently!
Know how to use headings to organise your work and navigate around a document
This download includes:
Full Presentation
Worksheet task
Extension task with simple Teacher Example
All necessary resources to run the lessons are included in this download and all resources are for two single lessons per week for KS 3 Computing i.e. should have enough to cover around 1 hour and fifty minutes.
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work without any extra planning.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
Please do leave a review and if you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see (or improvement for this resource), feel free to contact me.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Taylor Teaching Resources.
See my other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here
This is my take on getting students to use their simple binary knowledge (they have looked at binary and how up to 5 bits works) and now it’s time to take this knowledge and use a simple task (1 bit binary which means two colours) and then progressing to 3 bit combinations (allowing for 8 colours).
There are two spreadsheets that can be used which are available here and these can be shared with students.
Task 1 is a simple 10 X 10 grid with 2 colours
Task 2 is a 15 X 15 grid that allows 8 colours to be used
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work without any extra planning.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
Please do leave a review and if you have an idea for a topic / resource that you would like to see (or improvement for this resource), feel free to contact me.
The contents of this page and all downloaded materials are copyrighted Harvey Taylor (2018)
See my other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here
A3 poster to print out and use as reference in your classroom to cover Logic Gates.
See my other resources for Business Studies, Computer Science and ICT here