GCSE Sociology Families and Housholds Unit. Includes 27 lessons with handouts and model answers. Based on the AQA specification. Lessons: What is a family? Family types Alternatives to family Changing family and household settings Families, households, ethnicity and social class Types of family diversity Families in a global context Functionalist perspectives of the family (Murdock) Functionalist perspectives of the family (Parsons) Marxist perspectives of the family Feminist perspectives of the family Conjugal roles What is the symmetrical family? Is the symmetrical family a myth? Power in relationships Conventional families Changing parent-child relationships Changes in wider family relationships Changes in family structures Trends in lone parent families Changes in fertility Marriages in global context Changing patterns of marriage Changing patterns of divorce Consequences of divorce Contemporary social issues Methods used to research families Lesson activities include: DNA starter activities, comprehension activities, research methods and data analysis, discussion activities, stretch-and-challenge activities, exam-style questions, etc. All activities include model answers and discussion prompts. Please inquire if you would like individual lessons!

GCSE Sociology Approaches to Sociology Unit. Includes 10 lessons with handouts and model answers. Based on the AQA specification. Lessons: What is Sociology? Social structures, processes and issues. Culture, Values and Norms Socialisation Karl Marx Emile Durkheim Max Weber Consensus vs Conflict, and Feminism Understanding Statistical Data Exam Preparation Lesson activities include: DNA starter activities, comprehension activities, research methods and data analysis, discussion activities, stretch-and-challenge activities, exam-style questions, etc. All activities include model answers and discussion prompts. Please inquire if you would like individual lessons!

GCSE/A Level Sociology Visual | Aid Essay Writing Mat | PEEL/Exam Structure Guide | Theory & Key Terms Support This Sociology Mat is designed to help students structure and improve their extended exam responses. It provides a clear essay framework alongside key sociological theories, essential terminology, sentence starters and success criteria. Includes: PEEL paragraph structure guide Essay structure overview (introduction, arguments for and against, conclusion) Key sociological perspectives: Marxism Functionalism Feminism New Right Postmodernism Essential sociology terminology Academic connectives and sentence starters Student-friendly marking checklist covering AO1, AO2 application and AO2 evaluation Ideal for GCSE Sociology, A Level Sociology, revision sessions, essay practice, independent study, intervention groups and classroom displays.