Full information needed for students, with a booklet for them to organise their notes. My classes find these very useful!

Entire handout and booklet used for this unit of work on the crime topic for y13. Students find these booklets useful to structure their notes.

A thorough essay workshop to help students understand the demands of essays in psychology. Talks through the usefulness of different structures, with lots of opportunities for students to practice planning. Very useful and has been successful previously

Quiz covering the AO1 content for psychopathology. A variety of multiple choice, sorting, and match-up questions

Revision booklet for the attachment topic on the aqa psychology spec. A variety of activities for students to recap AO1 content!

Booklet with activities such as matching up, gap fills, wordsearches and crosswords to help students revise the AO1 content (and some AO3) for social influence. Always appreciated by students, is a good resource to use either in preparation for an assessment during lessons, or set as home learning.

Variety of questions including gap fills, multiple choice, and match up, covering AO1 content for social influence. Students enjoy this, particularly as a team game

This unit has been planned to be delivered in one weekly lesson over 13 weeks, but could easily be adapted to be taught differently. There is a full powerpoint handout containing all of the information, a student booklet for them to complete their notes in (includes the spec, exam advice, glossary, and HL schedule), 13 individual lessons with resources, and a list of resources that will be helpful to complete the weekly home learning. Each week, students are given a compulsory HL task, and extra optional HL tasks. There are some each week that can stretch their learning on that week’s topic, and there are some tasks to help them prep for the following week. I encourage my MAT students to complete these. For every week, there is a list of websites/videos/exam questions which will help them do the extra work- I upload this to teams and then they can click straight on the links. Each lesson starts with recap questions from the previous lesson, and ends with a quick recap of a particular area of research methods, as a way of interleaving this revision in. Most lessons also contain an element of exam work, whether this is during the lesson or set as HL. I hope you find this useful!

Multiple choice quiz for the relationships topic- covers important key terminology in 24 questions. Great as a starter/plenary/revision springboard

A thorough and comprehensive revision booklet for the paper 3 exam, which covers all content they need to know. It includes information for students, possible essay questions, and 37 activities. It has sections for issues and debates, relationships, schizophrenia and forensic psychology, as these are the options we study. Last year I published booklets which only included the advanced info, so I have updated them this year to include everything! They worked really well last year to make sure that students were revising early on, and I’m sure they will be as succesful this year too. I will be using this as home learning for my students over the Easter Holidays. May need the latest version of word or you might need to play around with the formatting. I’ve also uploaded as a pdf to avoid any trouble. I really hope this is useful to you!

This resource contains everything students need to know for the schizophrenia topic on paper 3. This includes key examples for each area, as well as AO3 points. Students find these sheets so useful for their revision, and I wouldn’t be without them during exam season. I also sell these sheets as bundles per exam paper.

A quiz covering important key terms from the methods topic for GCSE Sociology. AQA exam board. Answers included.

Four worksheets- one for each key topic area: education, families, crime, and social stratification. These worksheets cover the key sociologists named on the AQA specification. To complete the sheet, students need to fill in the relevant perspective for each sociologist (where appropriate), and a summary of their views on the topic area. To help students, all the information they need is on the back of the worksheet, so this can be used as a match up activity. Works well for differentiation- those feeling more confident can try free recall, whereas those who are unsure can use the prompts. Students enjoy using these in revision lessons, and when the sheets are complete they function as a great revision resource.

Crash course lesson of paper 1. All topics included. I use this as a lecture-style lesson, and students compete to win points by contributing ao3 points for each topic. Works really well as a fun but informative revision lesson

A set of revision lessons for the social influence topic- designed to be taught weekly alongside year 13 content, to enhance learning, interleave, and keep revision going regularly.

A set of revision lessons for the y12 research methods topic- designed to be taught weekly alongside year 13 content, to enhance learning, interleave, and keep revision going regularly.

A set of revision lessons for the attachment topic- designed to be taught weekly alongside year 13 content, to enhance learning, interleave, and keep revision going regularly.

Two revision lessons on the main perspectives for gcse sociology

List of possible essay questions for students to work through as extra independent revision/exam practice. They can check off each one as they complete it. Most areas covered.