A* revision notes on Moliere's Le Tartuffe: A LEVEL FRENCH

My A* revision notes on "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE" by Tennessee Williams for A Level English Literature

my A* revision notes "Un Secret" A Level French

A simple, neat, bullet pointed document covering characteristics of stress, two biological explanations and evaluations, two individual differences explanations and evaluations, two social psychological explanations and evaluations as well as two explanations and evaluations for methods of modifying behaviours. It is concise to make it manageable cutting out the waffle and just getting straight to the points!

A simple, plain, bullet pointed document covering the characteristics of criminal behaviour, two biological explanations and evaluations of criminal behaviour, two individual differences explanations and evaluations of criminal behaviour and two social psychological explanations and evaluations of criminal behaviour as well as two explanations of methods of modifying criminal behaviour with evaluations. All information is concise as possible in order to make it reasonable to remember, get the ke...

Simple, plain, bullet pointed document covering all aspects of addictive behaviour including two biological explanations, two individual differences explanations and two social psychological explanations. There are evaluations for all these explanations also covers the characteristics of addictive behaviour and two methods of modifying the behaviour with evaluations. Information is condensed to a reasonable amount to remember and to answer exam questions with the key points needed and no waffle

In this document, there is a mind map of all of the approach evaluations for the Eduqas A-level Psychology Paper 1 exam with the Biological (red) Behaviourist (Orange), Cognitive (Yellow), Positive (Green) and Psychodynamic (Purple) Approaches. All of them are in a format that goes through NNURDS with a brief explanation of each and the strengths and weaknesses of each (except it is in note form). E.g. The psychodynamic approach is not scientific as it is all based on Freudian theory on the u...

A detailed analysis of the key sequences in Shaun of the Dead (opening and closing), including film form techniques (mise en scene, cinematography etc.), representation and context.

I scored 90/100 on this controlled assessment, which is a grade A. WJEC needs you to score A across all 4 units to achieve an A*. DO NOT PLAGARISE THIS, as your examination will come to an automatic fail. Use this to make your controlled assesment notes for the unit, and it should help you