Legacy FM
The channel/station if you love self-development, education and leadership. The home of shows such as the new #PELcast with our resident teacher, Mr Elliott, and #LegacyFC - The podcast that links life lessons to football.
Episodes
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Business Studies: Influences on Business.
- Exam Board: AQA
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or concept map.
On this episode, I explore the philosophy, strategies and considerations for seating plans; by drawing upon inspiration from football managers, their philosophies and how they set out formations.
On this episode of Teacher FC, I discuss my path into teaching and how football led me onto my path as an educator.
In this episode, I explain how to BULB your exam question and how it helps to improve your score.
In this video, I explore key concepts to revise for Islam, for the GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas).
In this episode, I give some key tips on how to approach Paper 2 (Christianity) and Paper 3 (Islam), for GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas)
In this episode, I explore some of the key themes to revise for GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas: RouteA).
In this episode, I go over the key concepts for GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas) that are less common or obvious, but do appear often in exams. This include key concepts for the following papers:
- Religious, Philosophical and Ethical Issues
- Christianity
- Islam
In this episode, I explain how to an a 15-mark question in GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas).
In this episode, I explain how to answer an 8-mark question for GCSE Religious Studies (Eduqas)
In this episode, I give students four key tips to help them pass and and excel in GCSE Citizenship.
Top 10 tips for your RS Exam! These tips are also available on my podcast:
1) Revise key concepts
2) Use SOWAA i.e. Bible, quotes from religious leaders, detailed descriptions
3) BULB
4) Plan
5) WHYY
6) Detail in the explanations i.e. using key words
7) Give alternative views
8) Use non-religious views where relevant (Humanists/Atheists)
9) Play to your strengths
10) Cook the meat first! (Start with the 15-markers)
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Human Rights. This topic is explored from Christian, Islamic and non-religious views.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Good and evil. This topic is explored from Christian, Islamic and non-religious views.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Life and death. This topic is explored from Christian, Islamic and non-religious views.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Relationships. This topic is explored from Christian, Islamic and non-religious views.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Islam.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Religious Studies: Christianity.
- Exam Board: Eduqas
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Citizenship - Theme E: Taking Action.
- Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
On this episode, I use Google's NotebookLM to help explore key content for GCSE Citizenship - Theme D: Power and Influence.
- Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel
- Tip: Use this to fill in a revision grid or complete a synoptic map.
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