This resource explains the impact of parental divorce on children. It explains the social and psychological impact of divorce on couples , family and how children are impacted in their behaviours and social conduct, education and health.

This resource explains various t factors that influence family and family diversity. The resource explains secularisation and legal factors, divorce and poverty etc as factors that impinges of family and its impact. Made for GCSE Sociology.

This resource is prepared for Sociology GCSE /AS Levels. It explains the concepts of lone parent and child centerdness . It shows the roles of Nuclear family in childcenteredness , it explains other variables such as affluence, education, women independence etc. It compares families in the pre -industrial and industrial periods regarding child centeredness . It presents argument for and against child centeredness.

The resource explains social interactions in Sociology. It explains the meaning of interaction, symbolic interactionist theory , social structure and sequences of social interaction. Prepared for IGCSE Sociology.

This resource explains what is meant by Life Chances. It explains the meaning of life chances and how it impact on individuals and groups. The resource explains poverty, social class , ethnicity, gender etc and how they affect life chances. It explains the roles of education and youth in determining life chances.Prepared for Sociology .

The resource is prepared for KS3 social studies and Global Perspectives on What makes us human? – Are Humans The Only Animals That Can Remember?

This resource is made for social studies.It explains unemployment and consequences of unemployment.It looks into social and economic consequences of unemployment. Prepared for KS3.

This resource is prepared for IGCSE ans AQA Sociology. it look at the four main reasons for the declining marriage rate in the West. will discuss ‘new’ trends and different types of marriages. will conclude by analysing how feminists, functionalists, the New Right, postmodernists, and personal life sociologists view the decline in marriage rates.

This resources explains the meaning of famine, its causes and its impact on society and individual persons. It explains the reasons why some countries are affected by famine. Contains activities and illustrations.

The resource explains different views of functionalism as explained by : Durkheim, Parson and Robert Merton and criticisms from different theorists. The resource shows interpretivist,post -modernist and Marxist Criticisms of Functionalism, in Methods and theory Sociology AS and A 2.

The resource is made for Economics and Sociology. The resource explains the concept of globalization.It explains the origin and its effect on society , economy and the positive and negative changes it brings. The resource explains the difficulty / challenges encountered in the global system and how it transforms the society.It explains how the concept affects politics and culture, and communication as the driving force of globalization and more.

This resource explains how Gandhi achieved the Independence of India , using non-violence campaign. The resource shows how he secured the independence of India through his non- violent resistance. The resource shows his effort and strategies he used from his earliest periods and his political participation in India. It covers his philosophy, morality and views on religion and how it shaped his personality and self rule.

The resource shows and explains what marriage means. It explains the legal and social functions of marriage.The resource shows the the universality of marriage,and the changing patterns of marriage in the western world.Prepared for Sociology and social studies.

The resource is a power point lesson prepared for students who take Sociology. It explains the meaning of poverty. It explains three levels of poverty and shows the causes and consequences of poverty and how it can be checked. it uses example to explain the phenomenon and attributes of poverty.

The resource explains the theories of modern and post -modern theory. The resource shows stages of development , using Rostow’s model of development. It explains the neo- modern theories and uses illustrations to show why some countries are less developed than others , and what they need to do to become developed.

The resource is a power point resource for sociology. Made for A/S and A/L sociology. It demonstrates what liberalism means , it explains theories and arguments used in the explanations and criticisms of Liberal feminism. The resources uses different examples, descriptions sociological models to explain the topic.

This resource explains three theories that are used in the interpretations of sociological perspectives. The resource explain functional , Marxist , Conflict and symbolic interactionist Perspective. Prepared for GCSE AS / A/L Sociology. Contains examples and illustrations on the usage of the theories.

This resource is made for A/S and A/L Sociology. The resource is explains Scientific Method of studying Sociology. It explains how experimentation and hypothesis are used in Sociology. It also shows how sociology differ with physical sciences in terms of experimentation and observation. It explains other forms of sociological methods.

This resource is prepared for A/S and A/L Sociology. It is a power point resource on Radical and Cultural Feminism. The resource explains the distinctions between the two types of feminism. It traces their roots and origin and history. It explains the legal implications of the two concepts and their criticisms.

This resource is made for Sociology AS/ AL . It explains the issue of gender . It explains trans-gender, cigender and gender binary. It explains individual perspectives on gender. It also shows perspectives of in different cultures on gender, gender and the law etc.