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Rearranging Formulae:
Revision Links:
Sparx References:
Linear Graphs:
Solving Simultaneous Equations:
Volume:
Compound Measures:
Quadratics:
Literature: 'A Christmas Carol' Historical context and writer's intentions.
Language: Q5 Narrative writing - establishing setting.
Seneca References:
Literature: How is Scrooge characterised?
Language: Narrative writing - detail and imagery.
Literature: The role of the spirits
Language: Narrative writing - structure and setting
Literature: The theme of family and friendship (focus on Cratchits)
Language: Narrative writing - character
Literature: Ignorance and want and the presentation of the poor
Language: Creating mood
Literature: Scrooge's redemption
Language: Q5 Narrative Practice
Topics:
Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
1.1. Natural Hazards - The Challenge of Natural Hazards –
Topic:
The Trinity
Creation
The Incarnation
The Last Days of Jesus' Life
Salvation.
Life After Death (Eschatology).
The problem of evil and suffering.
Solutions to the problem of evil and suffering.
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TEAMS
In your RE TEAMS folder (Class Materials) you will find the PowerPoint slides from Paper 1 Section 1:
Section 1 Christian Beliefs
You will also find a PowerPoint reminding you how to answer exam questions in GCSE Religious Studies:
How to answer exam questions NEW.pptx
Don’t forget to complete your assigned Seneca homework quizzes.
https://app.senecalearning.com/
You can also complete independent Seneca quizzes by searching for the following:
Describing family and friends – relationships.
Revision Link:
Opinions on marriage and ideal partners.
Week 2: Vocabulary - marital status and partnership - Marriage, weddings and partnerships in Spanish - AQA - GCSE Spanish Revision - AQA - BBC Bitesize
Where I live – describing your house.
Week 3: Vocabulary - my home and parts of the house - My home in Spanish - AQA - GCSE Spanish Revision - AQA - BBC Bitesize
Where I live – describing your local area.
Week 4: Vocabulary - describing the local area - My local area in Spanish - AQA - GCSE Spanish Revision - AQA - BBC Bitesize
Free time & hobbies – Film, TV, music. Technology in everyday life.
Grammar revision – 3 tenses (Past, present & future).
Week 6: Grammar - GCSE Spanish Revision - AQA - BBC Bitesize
Notation in the treble clef:
Notation in the Bass clef:
Key signatures with scale building – Farther, Charlies, Goes, Down, And, Ends, Battle
Learn Notation Song! - YouTube - Treble clef
How to read the Bass Clef Song - YouTube - Bass clef
Relative Modulation:
Cadences =
Area of Study 4
Popular music includes:
• POP
• ROCK
• RAP
• HIP HOP
• REGGAE
Plus many other genres, e.g. soul, ska, heavy metal, R&B, country, rock’n’roll.
FUSION: when two different styles are mixed together. This can be two styles of popular music e.g. ‘rap metal’, or could combine a popular music genre with other styles, folkrock, gospel, world music, classical to create a new and interesting sound. Jazz fusion (jazz and pop) is a popular genre.
The structure of a pop/rock song may include:
*You may also hear a pre-chorus, instrumental interlude or instrumental solo.
Revise all area of study 4 knowledge and theory.
Topic 1 – Development
All Key Words and Terms
Stages of development and early brain development
Piaget’s theory of cognitive development
Resources:
Use Class notes.
Revision Cards.
Use lessons in team - Saved by Content area and lesson.
See any links shared in Teams group.
Dweck’s mindset theory
Willingham’s learning theory
Development of morality
Key Studies:
Piaget & Inhelder (1956) three mountains task.
Gunderson et al. (2013) parent praise to one to three years old predicts children’s motivational frameworks five years later
Topic 2 - Memory
The structure and processes of memory and information processing.
The features of short-term and long-term memory.
Two types of amnesia retrograde and anterograde.
The active process of memory through Bartletts (1932) Theory of Reconstructive Memory.
The structure of memory through Atkinson and Shiffrin’s (1968) Multi-store Model of Memory.
Memory studies by Bartlett (1932) and Peterson & Peterson (1959).
Issues and debates around reductionism and holism.
Market Research (Primary & Secondary)/Types of data
Market Segmentation
Cost
Revenue and Profit
Breakeven
Cash
Solving Equations and Rearranging Formulae:
B1 – Cell Biology
Cell Structure:
Cell Division:
Transport in cells:
Revise the Microscopy and Osmosis Required Practical.
Your revision should include:
Revision Links
RP:
Free Science Lessons:
C1 – Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
The Periodic Table
P1 – Energy
Energy stores, transfers and systems:
Energy, power and efficiency:
Non-renewable and Renewable:
Revise the Specific Heat Capacity Required Practical.
B2 – Organisation
Principles of Organisation:
Plant Tissues, Organs and Systems:
Revise the Enzymes and Food Tests Required Practical.
C2 – Structure and Bonding
Chemical bonds, ionic, covalent and metallic
How bonding and structure are related to the properties of substances:
Structure and bonding of carbon
Go over all the required practical that could be on the test:
Anglo-Saxon Society
AS and N Topic Booklet (1).pdf
Anglo-Saxon society, Edward the Confessor and the succession crisis Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
Claimants to the throne and Battles of 1066
Seneca Reference:
The Rival Claimants to the throne and The Norman Invasion Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
Submission of the earls, castles, Marchers earls
Establishing Control Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
Revolts against William
Causes and Outcomes of Anglo-Saxon resistance and the legacy of resistance, Revolt of the Earls Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
Feudal System, Norman change to government, Norman church.
The Feudal System and The Church, Norman Government
Sheriff and Forest, Domesday Book, Norman aristocracy, Bishop Odo, William and his sons, William Rufus vs Odo
Norman Government, The Norman Aristocracy, William I and his Sons Seneca - Learn 2x Faster (senecalearning.com)
System Architecture
Revision:
Memory and Storage
Algorithms
Revise Vocal skills:
Revise Physical Skills:
Practitioner 1: Stanislavski
Practitioner 2: Brecht
Practitioner 3: Berkoff
Other Practitioner:
CA1.1 Engineering Disciplines
1.1.2 Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace 1.1.3 Communications, Chemical, Civil
1.1.4 Automotive, Biomedical, Software
CA1.2 Health & Safety Legislation
1.2.1 Hazards & Precautions 1.2.2 Safety PPE.pptx
1.2.3 Safety_ Health _ Safety at Work Act.pptx 1.2.4 Safety_ Manual Handling Regulations_.pptx
1.2.5 Safety_ COSHH_.pptx 1.2.6 Safety_ RIDDOR_.pptx
CA2.1 Science and Mathematics
2.0.1 SI Units of Measurement
Content 1 – Services and Provisions
Legislation
Names of the legislations relevant to H&S Care
Regulation
CQC – Care Quality Commission
Referrals
Self-Referral
Professional-Referral
Compulsory Referral
Third Party Referral
Types of Provisions
Differences in these and examples if each one to be researched/revised.
Content 2 – Job Roles and Care Values
Services
Job Roles
Revise all job roles covered.
CPD: Continuing Professional Development
Health and Social Care Values
Attributes of a Health and Social Care Practitioner
Attributes – quality or characteristic that someone has: such as confidence, trustworthy, considerate and supportive.
Look up the explanation and example within H&S Care.
Module settings have been updated.