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An experienced Social science teacher with a range of resources to support effective teaching and learning. Please leave a review. Please read the descriptions of the items carefully before you purchase! Lessons are designed for booklet learning or having slides printed for students. These lessons are not for teachers who want students to write all information in notebooks.

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An experienced Social science teacher with a range of resources to support effective teaching and learning. Please leave a review. Please read the descriptions of the items carefully before you purchase! Lessons are designed for booklet learning or having slides printed for students. These lessons are not for teachers who want students to write all information in notebooks.
Restorative Justice AQA Psychology
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Restorative Justice AQA Psychology

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This lesson is approximately designed for 1 hour and 30 minutes. It covers both the AO1/AO3 of the topic. Features of the lesson includes Exam practice MWB task AFL This lesson is designed to assess students understanding frequently and can be easily scaffolded down or adapted to be more challenging Please check the notes section for additional answers
Is the nuclear family still important in modern Britain? AQA GCSE
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Is the nuclear family still important in modern Britain? AQA GCSE

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A gcse AQA Sociology lesson from the family and households unit. This lesson was orginally designed for year 9 students but can be easily adapted for y10. It features a mini quiz starter recapping knowledge of the family. Also includes some very fun and effective task to assess their knowledge from the lesson. Learning objectives: To recap knowledge of the family To identify and explain the importance of the nuclear family in modern Britain
AQA GCSE SOCIOLOGY The relationship between children and parents
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AQA GCSE SOCIOLOGY The relationship between children and parents

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A lesson on the relationship between children and parents and how it’s changed over time. Please click on some photos as videos are hyperlinked. Also included a true and false activity that can be used as a mini/ official plenary Learning Objectives: To identify how relationships between children and parents have changed over time To explain why relationships between children and parents have changed over time