Full lesson (can be used across two lessons) on Social Class and Achievement - Material Deprivation. Includes key studies Activities Addresses AO1 and AO3 12 Mark Q Essay Plan

Paper 3 – Forensic Psychology, Relationships, Schizophrenia Help students tackle complex topics with focused, one-page summaries for: Schizophrenia Forensic Psychology Relationships Clear layout, accessible language, and exam-style evaluation points make these an excellent tool for consolidating knowledge and planning extended responses.

Paper 3 – Issues and Debates, Schizophrenia, Forensic Psychology, Relationships Issues and Debates: presented as model 16-mark essays — great for teaching structure and integration of AO1/AO3 Optional topics: clearly explained AO1 content plus well-organised AO3 starting points for students to develop in longer answers A resource that supports independent revision and stronger exam performance.

Comprehensive but accessible — supporting deep understanding and exam-ready writing. Paper 1 –** Memory, Attachment, Social Influence, Psychopathology** These notes guide students through each topic with: Detailed AO1 explanations Key study summaries in context Clearly structured AO3 evaluation Useful for: lesson delivery, exam preparation, and developing extended responses.

Paper 2 – Approaches and Biopsychology These summaries support students through two of the most content-heavy areas of the course. Covers: All Approaches and All Bio Psych Topics Perfect for structured revision, essay support, and spaced recall.

ONE-PAGE TOPIC REVISION NOTES Sharp, structured and exam-focused – essential tools for targeted revision. Paper 1 – Memory, Attachment, Social Influence, Psychopathology These compact one-page summaries give students everything they need for high-impact revision: Key AO1 content broken down clearly Essential studies and terminology AO3 evaluation structured for exam use Ideal for: retrieval practice, intervention, and end-of-topic recap. Excellent for building exam confidence.

Paper 2 – Approaches and Biopsychology Concise, one-page summaries of two demanding topics: Approaches in Psychology – with key assumptions, comparisons, and Evaluation Biopsychology – covering all Biopsychology Topics with AO1 and AO3 covered. Supports content retention, independent revision, and pre-exam reviews.

**Sociological Theory Designed to support secure understanding, effective revision, and confident exam performance. Detailed and structured notes to support content mastery, AO1 accuracy, and AO3 development.** Includes: Topic Checklist Key Term Glossary (Theory & Research Methods) Key Name Glossary Detailed Summary notes on whole Theory unit i.e.: Structural, Action & Third Way Theories Modernity and Postmodernity inc. Synoptic Links to Education, Families & Households, Beliefs in Society, Crime & Deviance. Sociology as a science Values in Sociology Sociology & Social Policy Globalisation - Synoptic links to Education, Families & Households, Beliefs in Society, Crime & Deviance. **The notes clarify abstract concepts and support confident engagement with synoptic questions. Excellent preparation for Paper 1 10 Mark Theory Qs and Paper 3’s 20-mark theory essays and wider evaluation. **

**Methods in Context: This resource is designed to help students approach the Methods in Context question with greater confidence, structure, and clarity. It provides a clear summary of application starting points for the main research methods commonly assessed in the AQA Sociology Paper 1 20-mark question.** Included in the pack: * Concise application points for: Postal and self-administered questionnaires Structured and unstructured interviews Participant and non-participant observations Field and artificial experiments Quantitative and qualitative secondary data A student-friendly reference sheet offering: Quick reminders of key strengths and limitations in the context of education Practical ideas for how each method might work (or not) when researching schools, teachers, students, or educational settings Planning prompts and scaffolds to support essay structure and paragraph development Ideal for revision, intervention, and helping students break down this challenging exam question into manageable, high-impact components. Supports better planning, stronger application, and more focused 20-mark responses.

**Crime & Deviance Designed to support secure understanding, effective revision, and confident exam performance. ** Includes: Topic Checklist Glossary of Key Terms Glossary of Names Detailed summary notes on: Sociological Theories of Crime (Functionalism, Subcultural Theories, Marxism, Neo-Marxism, Interactionism/Labelling, Left Realism, Right Realism. Pattrerns of Offending (class, gender, ethnicity, age) The Media and Crime Globalisation, green crime, state crime, Cyber Crime Surveillance, punishment, control and victimology ** Supports the development of extended essays that include both explanation and critical analysis. Each section includes core AO1 sociological concepts and AO3 ideas, supporting students in developing analytical responses and deepening their understanding. Ideal for use in lessons, targeted revision, essay scaffolding, and building and summarising complex topics.**

**Beliefs in Society Designed to support secure understanding, effective revision, and confident exam performance. ** Includes: Topic Checklist Key Term Glossary Theories of religion Summary notes for: Religion and social change Secularisation Religious organisations (churches, sects, NRMs, cults) Religion and social groups (gender, age, class, ethnicity) Religion & Globalisation Religion, renewal & Choice This resource helps students manage a complex, abstract topic by offering clarity and focus. Excellent for revision and preparing high-level synoptic responses. ** Each section includes core AO1 sociological concepts and AO3 ideas, supporting students in developing analytical responses and deepening their understanding. Ideal for use in lessons, targeted revision, essay scaffolding, and building and summarising complex topics.**

Families and Households Designed to support secure understanding, effective revision, and confident exam performance. ** INDIVIDUAL TOPIC SUMMARY NOTES** Detailed and structured notes to support content mastery, AO1 accuracy, and AO3 development Includes: Topic Checklist Key Term Glossary Key Name Glossary Detailed summary notes on all unit topics i.e.: Sociological theories of the family Theoretical perspectives Family diversity Gender roles, domestic labour, and decision-making Demographics: Birth, Death & Life Exp, Migration Family Changes: Marriage, Divorce, Cohabitation, Same Sex Couples Childhood and demographic trends State policies and their impact on the family Content is clearly explained with relevant examples and evaluation points to support exam writing. Helps students build secure knowledge and apply it effectively in extended answers.

Education Includes: * Topic Checklist Key Term Glossary Key Name Glossary Detailed Summary Notes on full Unit i.e.: The role and functions of education Class, gender, and ethnic differences in achievement Internal and external factors influencing attainment School processes (labelling, subcultures, identities) Education policy and inequality Provides a secure foundation for students to apply knowledge and evaluate sociological perspectives with confidence. Each section includes core AO1 sociological concepts and AO3 ideas, supporting students in developing analytical responses and deepening their understanding. Ideal for use in lessons, targeted revision, essay scaffolding, and building and summarising complex topics.

Excellent case study to demonstrate differences in Structural, Action, and Third Way Approaches AS WELL AS Positivist Research vs. Interpretivist Research) Includes: Positivism/Modernism Interactionism Realism Durkheim Halbwachs Douglas Atkinson Taylor

Includes: Becker Lemert Cicourel Goffman AQA Sociology A-Level/GCSE

Includes: Facts and Stats Cultural Transition Cultural Defence Bruce Pryce Family Pressures Davie Community Identity & Cohesion Madood Marginality

Includes references to: Organic Analogy Value Consensus Collective Conscience Social Solidarity Functional Prerequisites Atrophy Sanctions

Full lesson including activities - Feminism - Early Feminists? The Suffragettes. Introduction to Feminism (AQA GCSE / AS Sociology)

Full Lesson on Observations (Participant, Non-participant, Covert, Overt) Includes 3 x ‘Case Study’ activities AQA Sociology A-Level / GCSE

Includes reference to: Childhood as a social contruction (temporal context) Childhood as a social construction (cultural context) The changing position/status of childhood/children The future of childhood Malinowski Firth Benedict Aries Shorter Pilcher Postman Opie Margo and Dixon Questions to promote discussion / thinking Activity on the Social Construction of Childhood

Presentation includes the Cognitive Explanations of Depression as well as Cognitive Therapies for Treating Depression. There are summary worksheets included in the presentation that can be printed of as A3 sheets. Exam questions included. (AQA Psychology A-Level)