Psychology · GCSE (Key Stage 4)

Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work

Eighty-five pages completing the course: psychological problems, the brain and neuropsychology, two optional topics, and a closing unit that judges reliability, validity and ethics against the research plans students built in Year 10. Four purpose-drawn diagrams and a two-year coverage matrix. The clinical unit is written to be substituted — depression is the one condition all three specifications set, so the second half swaps without touching the other six weeks — and it carries a full page on what to tell your pastoral lead, and when.

85 pages 27 sections 8 free to read here

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Page 1 of Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work — Page 1

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Curriculum map · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 3 — Page 3 *Curriculum map*

Curriculum map · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 4 — Page 4 *Curriculum map*

What the Department requires, and where Year 11 does it · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 5 — Page 5 *What the Department requires, and where Year 11 does it*

What the Department requires, and where Year 11 does it · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 6 — Page 6 *What the Department requires, and where Year 11 does it*

3A · Psychological Problems: Classification, Explanation and What Helps · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 7 — Page 7 *3A · Psychological Problems: Classification, Explanation and What Helps*

3A · Psychological Problems: Classification, Explanation and What Helps · Year 11 Psychology Scheme of Work, page 8 — Page 8 *3A · Psychological Problems: Classification, Explanation and What Helps*

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Referenced to GCSE subject content: psychology (DfE, DFE-00213-2015) and Ofqual’s GCSE subject level conditions for psychology
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