Attachment Full Lesson Pack for AQA A Level Psychology

These Full Lesson PowerPoints contain PowerPoints, Handouts and Resources to give you an excellent range of teaching and learning materials for Attachment. These lessons have been developed over the past five years and tried and tested by experienced psychology teachers and examiners, to ensure that they cover the essential elements of the new linear specification.

While these lessons do incorporate some homework activities and assessment for learning opportunities, they have been designed to provide you with a strong starting point, so that you can adapt these lessons to suit your own teaching style and students.

The lessons on Attachment contained in this Pack cover:

• Attachment & Bowlby
• Evaluating Bowlby’s Theory
• Learning Theory of Attachment
• Animal Studies of Attachment
• Infant Caregiver Interactions
• The Role of the Father
• Stages of Attachment
• The Strange Situation
• The Strange Situation Evaluation & Cultural Variations
• Deprivation and Institutionalisation

These lessons are intended to provide a series of active and engaging lessons that cover the different elements of the specification. While many teachers may use these lessons in their entirety, there purpose is to provide you with a full lesson that you can supplement with additional resources (if required). Furthermore, the lessons have been designed holistically, taking into account the entire topic to ensure a broad range of activities that incorporate different exam skills, and are therefore not intended as a textbook replacement. Please Note: We are unable to use sample assessment materials and past exam questions in our full lesson packs due to copyright, and therefore it is advisable that you add your own assessment opportunities into these lessons to provide your students with the specific exam practice that they require.

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