Revision Tools: Personal Learning Checklists
March 29, 2022
Personal Learning Checklists (PLCs) are a useful revision tool for both students and teachers because they allow both to identify areas of strength and weakness
Personal Learning Checklists (PLCs) are a useful revision tool for both students and teachers because they allow both to identify areas of strength and weakness
Revision is probably one of the least-interesting things you’ll ever do as either a student or a human being, and if you haven’t been revising
While the recently-posted Research Methods Revision Maps have a certain timeless and transcendental quality(?) when it comes to being reasonably up-to-date and applicable to a
While I’ve previously posted a Revision Map on Sociological Perspectives I never, for some reason, got around to posting further Maps (at least, not in
Theory (or Concept) Maps are printables students can use to clarify and organise their ideas about key theories and / or concepts in sociology or
Study Rocket seems to have begun life as a revision web site for a range of subjects, one of which was – and still is
Over the past 5 or so years I’ve posted a few times about the revision resources provided by The Learning Scientists, particularly their simple video
A Reflective Revision Diary is a way to organise student revision: to make it more manageable and, with a bit of effort and dedication, easier,
I’m reliably informed (although, after a moment’s reflection, find it hard to actually believe) that someone called Sheena Hutchinson (no, me neither) once said that “Life
The Welsh Exam Board site seems to have undergone a rather drastic culling of it’s once-outstanding sociology resources – all I could find was a
Cherry-Picking Revision is a simple Presentation based on an original idea by History teacher James Fitzgibbon. While the basic idea is much the same as
I’ve been trawling through some of the old ATSS material I seem to have collected and “stored” (oddly, enough, behind bookcases and stuffed towards the
I’ve long been a fan / proponent of the “5 Things I Know” approach to teaching sociological perspectives – the idea that if a student
This is an extensive PowerPoint Presentation I’ve picked-up from somewhere (who knows…), stored on a hard drive and rediscovered when looking for something else. So,
Following from the original GCSE Sociology Personal Learning Checklist post I’ve found a few more PLC’s for different exam boards. These are a combination of