Here is a bundle of resources I use to teach A Level RS - Evil and Suffering for Paper 1. These resources also cover the anthology text from Mackie. I have also included a HLP (home learning project) to support independent study along with this.

A resource to help students become confident with the new vocabulary of the Religious Language component of Philosophy. This is s list of key terms/philosophers’ beliefs that will enable students to reduce the unit down to key facts that they can then learn.

Here is a series of low stakes tests to support memory learning for the Philosophical Issues and Questions unit. These are designed to be interspersed across the teaching of this unit to support recall for the A Level course material.

This is a bundle of resources pertaining to the New Edexcel A Level, Philosophical Questions and Issues unit. There are a series of lessons that cover the content of the specification for this unit. There are elements of memory learning and recall, thinking hard and challenge built in. There is also a summary of the Copleston and Russell debate from the anthology text here.

Here are all my resources for guiding LPA/MPA through Romeo and Juliet. Focus is on AO2 (both language and structure) and integrating relevant AO3 comments on context into essays.

These revision activities are tailored to Anita and Me, Power and Conflict and Unseen poetry, but can easily be adapted for other texts. This resource encourages students to engage with the text to select their own extract, thus consolidating their knowledge of the text. They should then use this mat to have a go at prospective exam questions.

These revision activities are tailored to Romeo and Juliet and Jekyll and Hyde but can easily be adapted for other texts. This resource encourages students to engage with the text to select their own extract, thus consolidating their knowledge of the text. They should then use this mat to have a go at prospective exam questions.

Here is a couple of unseen poetry exam questions aimed at HPA students.

This PowerPoint contains a variety of revision activities for AQA poetry. There is an important retention quiz on the contextual information for each of the names poems in the Power and Conflict section too.

This lesson uses the extract from The Reluctant Fundamentalist from the AQA extract booklet. There are a series of questions and guidance in the style of English Language Paper 1. This lesson allows you to explore the context of the text and open up interesting discussion also.

2 AQA style exam questions for Romeo and Juliet with extracts.

I used this PowerPoint to guide teaching of Romeo and Juliet to LPA/MPA students. This covers the whole play and addresses the AOs on the AQA exam.

Some key quotes put into categories of characters/themes to support memory learning for MPA/HPA students. Can be used alongside teaching of the play to ensure students begin to commit key quotes to memory.

I used this resource with HPA students to support their approach to the exam. There are a list of exam questions for them to begin working with in class/at home too.

Here is a list of quotations to support memory learning for The Merchant of Venice. These can be used as part of your teaching in order to support the exploration of these quotes, applying them to different questions and consolidating them to memory.

Here is one PowerPoint of condensed activities for The Merchant of Venice. Originally produced for HPA students.