Here are colour codes flowcharts to help students progress through scenario questions. Would work for OCR 25 marks or AQA 30 marks
These are the brief points of law in a flowchart with cases included
Covers so far:
Formation of a contract
Terms of a contract
Negligence
Psychiatric damage
Occupier’s liability
Private nuisance
Murder
Theft
Voluntary and involuntary manslaughter
Insanity
Intoxication
A whole lesson looking at the plot asking the students to analyse source evidence to consider whether the plot was true or setup by the government.
The pp incorporates some video and has sources and worksheet built in.
An introduction to Criminal law
Created for the AQA A level / AS level syllabus
This deals with :
the objective of criminal law,
mens rea and actus reus
statutory offences v common law offences
causation and ommision
Civil Court System - AQA law English Legal system Lesson 2.
Direct from the official AQA textbook in an animated engaging PP with everything required for this second topic.
Access to Justice & Funding - AQA Law English Legal System
Direct from the the official textbook with some student tasks and cases where appropriate.
Sources and Rule of law - Lesson 1 AQA Law English Legal System
Direct from the official AQA textbook complete with tasks for students in this introductory ELS lesson.
Criminal Court System - AQA Law English Legal System lesson 3
Direct from the official textbook in an engaging animated PP. Everything necessary for the third topic of ELS.
Taken from the official textbook as an overview PP of content of the subject.
I use this as a teacher led run through of the topic to allow them to get content down before using the information in activities.
I believe that this is an important step and helps to layer knowledge. Its also how they will be taught at university during lectures.
An interesting lesson on Communism, interesting starter, Marx, good and bad communist ideas and Lenin. Can be a stand alone or following from fall of Tsarism and pre Stalin.
A stand alone lesson or part of medicine through time looking at the discovery and significance of penicillin. Starter and varied tasks including worksheet on what was the main reason for the discovery and also an inference exercise on a source.
An inventive lesson to get pupils thinking about significance and change as a prelude to the IR. Told as trip through time this lesson includes movement around the class to show migration from country to town with a mindblow of a conclusion!
Created to follow the AQA Law syllabus at A/AS level
Covers:
Murder actus reus and mens rea
Malice aforethought
Direct or oblique intent
Manslaugher
Loss of Control
A lesson with activities , knowledge test starter and video link as an overview of the process of law making. With notes from the official AQA textbook.