This is a pack of 15 resources for learning and revision of the “Social Stratification” section of AQA Sociology GCSE. The pack includes: What is Social Stratification? Other forms of Social Stratification Functionalist Perspective on Social Stratification Marxism and Social Stratification How is social class measured? What are life chances? How do sociologists study social class? What is social mobility? Does social class still matter? Gender inequalities? Inequalities based on ethnicity Age and inequality Wealth, income and poverty Measuring and Explaining Poverty Perspectives on Poverty

This is a set of 8 print-ready AQA GCSE Sociology 12-mark question revision clocks. The set includes revision clocks for the following questions: Discuss how far sociologists agree that… Marriage is still important in Britain today. Families remain an important agency of socialisation in Britain today. Extended family members play an important role in British families. In Britain today, social classes have different experiences of marriage and family. The roles of men and women in the family have changed significantly in the past 50 years. Feminism has changed marriage in modern British society. Legal changes are the main factor behind divorce trends in Britain since 1969. Gender roles in British families today are equal.

This is a set of 8 print-ready AQA GCSE Sociology 12-mark question revision clocks. The set includes revision clocks for the following questions: Discuss how far sociologists agree that… Disability is the most important factor affecting a person’s life chances. Society will always be unequal. Poverty remains an issue in Britain today. Britain today is a meritocracy. The welfare state has been successful in reducing poverty. Capitalism exploits certain groups in society. The welfare state creates an underclass. Patriarchy continues to exist in modern British society.

This is a set of 8 print-ready AQA GCSE Sociology 12-mark question revision clocks. The set includes revision clocks for the following questions: Discuss how far sociologists agree that… Family background is the most important factor in explaining differences in students’ educational achievement. Gender differences in educational achievement are mainly due to factors outside schools. The education system enables upward social mobility. The main function of the education system is to teach children how to become part of society. A student’s social class is the main factor affecting their educational achievement. Ethnic differences in educational achievement are mainly due to factors inside schools. The main function of the education system is to prepare students for work.

This is a pack of resources for learning and revision of the “Crime & Deviance” section of AQA Sociology GCSE. The pack includes: Introduction to Crime and Deviance Social Construction of Crime Gender and Crime Feminist Perpsectives on Crime Social Order Merton’s Perspective and Anomie Media and Public Debate Ethnicity and Crime Becker’s Interactionist Perspective Why do people commit crime? Data on Crime - Victim Surveys & Self Report Studies Data on Crime - Statistics The Prison System Crime & Deviance Vocabulary Sheet & Studies Organiser Practice Exam Questions

This is a set of 8 print-ready AQA GCSE Sociology 12-mark question revision clocks. The set includes revision clocks for the following questions: Discuss how far sociologists agree that… People commit crime because of a lack of opportunities within society. Official statistics of crime do not accurately reflect the true level of middle class criminal behaviour. Women are less likely to commit crime than men. Youth crime can be explained by negative labelling. Prison is an effective form of social control. Social inequality is the main cause of criminal behaviour. Members of some ethnic groups who are convicted of crimes are more likely to receive a prison sentence. Informal social control successfully prevents deviant behaviour.

This is a large pack of resources for learning and revision of the “Families” section of AQA Sociology GCSE. The pack includes: The Functionalist Perspective The Marxist Perspective The Feminist Perspective Different Families Rapoport & Rapoport Conjugal Role Relationships Changing Families Changing Households Wider Family Relationships Marriage and Divorce Theories of Divorce Criticisms of Families Is the Nuclear Family Still Important? Knowledge Organisers Practice Exam Questions

A pack of 6 worksheets to aid with revision and initial understanding of research methods in AQA GCSE Sociology. Aimed towards lower-ability pupils to help develop their understanding of different research methods and their advantages and disadvantages. Includes exam-style and knowledge-check questions. ZIP file containing print-ready PDF files. Worksheets: The Research Process Quantitative Methods Qualitative Methods Secondary Sources Evaluating Research Research Ethics

This is a large pack of resources for learning and revision of the “Education” section of AQA Sociology GCSE. The pack includes: Functions of Education Education & Capitalism Feminist Perspective Types of Schools Independent vs State Education Alternative Education External Factors on Educational Achievement Education Policies Processes Within Schools Social Class & Education Social Class & Education - Explanations Gender & Educational Achievement Gender & Education - Explanations Perspectives on School Processes Ethnicity & Educational Achievement Ethnicity & Education - Explanations Practice exam questions Knowledge organisers

These knowledge organisers are great for recalling, revising and summarising different sociological perspectives on the family, as part of the ‘Families’ topic within AQA GCSE Sociology. This FREE resource is part of my wider ‘Families’ topic pack, which features 14 revision worksheets, a set of knowledge organisers and practice exam questions, which you can purchase from my store.