High school sociology resources

This bundle includes two separate 1 hour taster sessions, aimed at Year 11s, This includes PowerPoint for both lessons and activity sheets. Furthermore a detailed information leaflet for Year 11 for the course, including course information, career progression, further reading etc.

This provides a 1 hour starter/taster to sociology develops the ideas of society, role, stereotyping - as well as developing themes such as social control, belief, family, education etc. The session is taught through the PowerPoint and based around discussion of the roles needed for society, whats needed to create a functional society, who would best provide the roles and inevitably stereotyping. Students typically discuss the need for power and control and who has it. This leads to some nice early ideas developing Marxism and Functionalism. Accompanying resources are attached. This is based on the lifeboat game. I have a 2 taster sessions (both uploaded).

This is primarily designed for AQA A Level Year 2, but it could be adapted for other specifications. It includes a powerpoint with detailed instructions and a worksheet that accompanies it. The powerpoint includes an engaging starter task which provides the framework for the rest of the lesson, and some different options to be used at the end . Essentially the aim of the lesson is to support the student in applying their knowledge correctly. There are a range of 4 mark questions provided on the worksheet and they have to select the correct term and place it next to the right question. The powerpoint includes a range of possible intervention strategies that can be differentiated according to the needs of each pupil and allows for a greater depth dependent on ability. This task is appropriate for non specialists as it includes the answers. I have also included an additional task sheet which contains a similar task for 6 mark questions with a range of possible answers. An answer sheet accompanies that as well. This lesson could be used during an observation and adapted to ensure it is outstanding in meeting the needs of your specific learners.

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.

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 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.

Selection of resources for A level research methods

A revision resource I gave my pupils on crime prevention strategies. Has all three crime prevention strategies detailed, along with evaluative points. Pupils found this really useful.

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.

These set of lessons are designed for AQA AS Sociology and for use with the orange AQA Sociology Book by Napier Press. Lessons 1 -3 can be found under the external factors set of lessons. Lesson 4 - Labelling Lesson 5 - Setting and streaming Lesson 6 - Pupil subcultures Lesson 7 - Class identity

These set of lessons are designed for AQA AS Sociology and for use with the orange AQA Sociology Book by Napier Press. Lesson 1 - Cultural deprivation Lesson 2 - Material deprivation Lesson 3 - Cultural and other capital

Mat for students to use when answering exam questions. Tips for answering 2, 4, 5,6 and 12 marks questions. Step by step advice. Suitable for old spec but could be easily changed for new GCSE.