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Philosophy Topic 8-part scheme of work with lesson PPTs and Assessment

Here are 8 lessons tailored towards Daniel Kiein’s book, ‘Everytime I find the meaning of life they change it.’ Based on philosophers modern and old, perfect for a sub-topic on philosophy with older students.

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Outstanding lesson on secularisation & religiosity: Beliefs, Lesson 7

Lesson objective: To be able to apply sociological theories for secularisation & religiosity to a 20 mark exam question. I have used this lesson in my formal observation & was graded outstanding. There is a lot of support for literacy with a clear focus on key words. Also there are challenge activities. Most of the questions have the answers/lecture notes on the board which is great for non-specialist teaching. ** THIS SOCIOLOGY LESSON REQUIRES YOU TO USE/REFER TO THE BOOK TWO SOCIOLOGY TEXTBOOK BY WEBB ET AL**

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A-Level AQA Sociology: Beliefs, Lesson 6, Secularisation (New spec)

Learning outcomes: To be able to explain the Sociological arguments for the secularisation thesis. To be able to outline the evidence for the secularisation thesis. To be able to evaluate the arguments and evidence for secularisation. There is a lot of support for literacy with a clear focus on key words. Also there are challenge activities. Most of the questions have the answers/lecture notes on the board which is great for non-specialist teaching. ** THIS SOCIOLOGY LESSON REQUIRES YOU TO USE/REFER TO THE BOOK TWO SOCIOLOGY TEXTBOOK BY WEBB ET AL**

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A-Level AQA Sociology: Beliefs, Lesson 5, Religion & social change (New spec)

Learning outcomes: To outline and evaluate the theories which claim that religion is a conservative force, preventing social change. To evaluate the theories which claim that religion can act as a force for social change. To apply evidence of where in the world and how religion has acted either as a conservative force or a force for social change.

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