Psycology

Displays are a bit like marmite… you either love or hate doing them. Here are some quick and easy ways to spruce up your classroom and they aren’t too time consuming at all Debates wall This provides a talking point for lessons whilst covering the debates in Psychology… Read More

From time to time students need a break from content and need to have time to apply what they know. Application is used as a way of assessing ability in the exams, and is often tricky for some students. The following lessons I’ve used often, particularly when numbers… Read More

A format of lesson I’ve found particularly useful for a Friday afternoon lesson is Dragon’s Den. It will depend on your groups, but by picking the right dragons you can watch the students spend an hour of engaging debate and analysis. They also learn to produce counter arguments, something that… Read More

Ask a students their target grade and some will reply with a “ Dunno”. Students need to be well prepared for any questions they may be asked by an OFSTED inspector. They need to know what they are currently working at and where they are heading to. As post 16… Read More