Another batch of Learning Tables to help you and your students organise their knowledge and understanding of various (alphabetically-presented) areas of the a-level course. These
Convention dictates this second set of Learning Tables, primarily the work of Miss G. Banton (with one notable exception that I’ll explain in a moment)
As with their sociological counterparts, Psychology Learning Tables come in a variety of styles, have been constructed for a range of different reasons and the
A couple of months ago this blog featured examples of Sociology Factsheets created and sold by the Curriculum Press and this month it’s the turn of Psychology,
Socially-Sensitive Research looks at ways to help you structure exam answers around three key questions: Should the research be done? How should research findings be
This revision film frames and explains the nature-nurture debate around two classic applications: Bandura’s BoBo doll and Fallon’s neuroscience experiments. The full film, now available
Although Anticipation Guides are similar to pre-questioning in both form and purpose – they encourage much the same kinds of skills – there are significant
Some Notes that have been hanging around on my hard drive doing nothing useful that I’ve finally got around to posting. There are plenty more
Dual coding – the 5th film in our Dynamic Learning series – is based on the idea that we process visual and verbal information in
The second film in the Dynamic Learning series looks at the relationship between sleep and memory and shows students how to apply the knowledge of this relationship to their studies.