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High school school psychology elective course proposals in English (UK)

EDEXCEL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - A LEVEL POWERPOINT - REVISION

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A powerpoint curated for students, for AS Level Edexcel Psychology with students recieving A*/A’s alongside other resourcesIncludes every topic from the Edexcel 2015 specification from content to research methods and more. Filled with exam style questions througout to encourage thought provoking on the content learnt and can be used as a summary revision powerpoint including everything to recieve an A*

Subjects:

Psychology, Psychology, School Psychology

Grades:

12th, Higher Education

Types:

Lectures, PowerPoint Presentations, English (UK)

Wellness Course Outline

Created by

Jeff Fitton

Are you interested in offering a course on Mental Health and Wellbeing? What about General Health and Wellbeing? This is a course in applied psychology. It has a list of units with descriptions of key areas for study if you plan to offer a course where students mental health is at the forefront! Feel free to edit to add your own units of study, or use these ones to inspire you! This is the course outline for the class. Other handouts are available from the units in the course.

Subjects:

Health, Psychology, School Psychology

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

Syllabi, Handouts, Elective Course Proposals

Schizophrenia : Symptoms and features - A LEVELS

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IGCSE and IAL

Schizophrenia and symptoms notes for clinical psychology EDEXCEL A LEVELApplicable for AQA CIE OCR IAL EDEXCEL

Subjects:

Psychology, Psychology, School Psychology

Grades:

11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Lectures, English (UK), Lesson

Character and Psychology for Creative writing

Created by

Nina's Work

A resource looking at personality traits and deeper analysis of people and character. A lot of simplified psychology used as stimulus for creative writing. Please note, quite few of the psychological ideas have been glossed over or reworked to be applied to this lesson, so are not completely accurate. (for obvious reasons, quite a lot of psychology is not appropriate for young people).

Subjects:

Creative Writing, School Psychology, Writing

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, English (UK)