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Social Sciences
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| Curriculum Leader: | Miss N Narburgh | |
| Subject Teachers: | Ms R Campbell | Miss J Prior-Mills |
| SLT Line Manager: | Mrs K Bloomfield | |
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Social Sciences Learning Journey – Page 1
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Social Sciences Learning Journey – Page 2
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Key Stage 3
Social Sciences is not taught at Key Stage 3.
Key Stage 4
Psychology, which is the study of the human mind and behaviour, is offered as an optional subject at Key Stage 4.
Details can be found by clicking on the link below:
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GCSE Psychology
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Additional Resources
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Dreaming
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Topic A – How do we see our world?
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Topic B – Is dreaming meaningful?
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Topic B – Why do we dream?
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Perception
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Theories about aggression
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Phobias
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Criminality
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Revision Topics
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Topic A – How do we see our world? – Questions
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Topic A – How do we see our world? – Answers
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Topic B – Is dreaming meaningful? – Questions
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Topic B – Is dreaming meaningful? – Answers
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Topic C – Do TV and video games affect young people’s behaviour? – Questions
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Topic C – Do TV and video games affect young people’s behaviour? – Answers
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Topic D – Why do we have phobias? – Questions
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Topic D – Why do we have phobias? – Answers
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Topic E – Are criminals born or made? – Questions
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Topic E – Are criminals born or made? – Answers
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Revision tips and additional revision material for Year 11
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Key Stage 5
At Key Stage 5 we offer a choice of the following courses (please click on the links below to visit the Sixth Form Website):
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A-Level Psychology
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BTEC Applied Law
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BTEC Applied Psychology
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