A sample essay I wrote, answering the question: “Applying Material from Item A and your own knowledge, evaluate the claim that Marketisation and privatisation policies have increased educational inequality” (20 marks). To be honest, it's probably a bit lengthy to realistically write as a 20 marker, but has a lot of detail in there. Could even be a sample 30 marker to be honest!

This is a revision booklet I made to give to my year 13’s to aid revision. It is a 13 page booklet that summarises all the key topics within crime and deviance - theories of crime, social groups and crime, globalisation and crime prevention control and punishment. Pupils have found it really useful for a starting point for revision, to summarise the key topics in crime and deviance. I printed it as an A5 booklet, and is a useful accessible revision resource.

Attached are 6 fully planned lessons covering the role / perspectives of the education system. Attached is also a workbook I gave pupils which correspond with the powerpoints.

Attached are three sample essays for the families and households topic. They are the following questions: “Evaluate sociological explanations in the changes of status in childhood” (20 marks) “Evaluate the reasons for, and the effects of the decline in death rates since 1900” (20) "Evaluate sociological contributions to our understanding of the trends in divorce in the UK since 1970. (20 )

This pack contains three lessons on social class differences in crime and deviance, covering explanations of why working class offend, and explanations of white collar/corporate crime. It also includes a sample essay for social class differences, as well as a structured essay plan strip.

This is a pack of four, fully planned lessons ready to deliver on ethnic differences in crime. Attached is also a statistics activity resource needed for the first lesson, and a sample essay I wrote on ethnic differences in offending.

A bundle of all lessons, resources and a class workbooklet for pupils to cover the research methods and methods in context element of the AQA sociology a-level course. Hope it’s useful, and if you need any assistance with the resources please message me at abbywilliams2609@outlook.com

This bundle covers the family diversity topic, and includes all the powerpoints I have made to deliver the sessions, and the workbook which contains extensive notes and activities that correspond with the powerpoint. It also includes a sample divorce essay.

This is a pack of lessons that contains all the lessons needed to cover the crime control, prevention and punishment topic. It contains 7 fully planned lessons as well as an ‘over view’ powerpoint which may be useful for revision. Included is a 10 page workbooklet which follows the PPT’s. Any relevant activities are also included. If you feel like something is missing, please do not hesitate to contact me.

This is a 15 page revision booklet with all the key content on for the Education Topic in AS AQA Sociology. I made this booklet for my pupils as a concise revision guide of the key points from the five topic areas in education: Role of the education system Social Class Differences Gender Differences Ethnic Differences I find it handy to print off as a small A5 booklet.

A 21 page revision guide covering the whole topic of beliefs. Contains detailed knowledge of what pupils need to know for exams. Can be printed A4 or a small A5 booklet. This can be distributed to pupils to support revision, or can support teachers in terms of content.

Included are 6 fully planned, ready to go lessons on gender differences in crime. Attached are resources needed for some of the activities.

This is a detailed information sheet containing all the key information needed to know about the marxist theory of crime. My pupils found this resource very useful, after I gave it to them during revision time. Marxist theory of crime is quite a difficult theory of crime to understand, and this worksheet breaks it down for them.

I have attached resources to teach 3 lessons on the debate of religion being a conservative force, or a force for social change. It also has a sample essay plan, and the workbook for the pupils to use along side the lessons.

I have attached two sample essays for the following questions: Evaluate sociological explanations on whether sociology should be considered a science. (20) Evaluate the view on whether sociology can, and should be value free. (20) I hope it is of use to you!

This is a very condensed summary of the families and households topic, it is 9 pages long. I have created it mainly for lower ability pupils to really break down the topic and what is 100% essential, in small memorable chunks. However my higher ability have found it extremely useful as a starting point and a guide for revision. I printed it at a small A5 booklet, and the pupils liked it. It summarises the main ideas of the 6 topics in families and households.

This bundle includes 7 lessons on the secularisation debate covering: - four explanations of secularisation - postmodernism explanations - davie's believing without belonging, hervieu-leger's spiritual shopping, and Lyon's 'Religion Online'. - Religious Market Theory and Existential Security Theory. The pack also includes resources: - Various activities that are in the lesson ppt's - Two workbooks that correspond with the PPT's. - A secularisation sample essay.

This bundle includes all the power points to deliver perspectives of the family topic within families and households, and includes the workbook which corresponds with the powerpoints, and has extensive notes and activities within it. Attached are resources needed such as a card sort, and carousel activity.