A full powerpoint lesson, with activities that explains the protected characteristics and legal impact of the Equality Act 2010

A full PPT with activities for students to learn about treatment of disability in society

A full PPT looking at issues of racism in society today. Contains activities for students and video links to look at contemporary examples

A full PPT lesson with activities and strategies for students to deal with HBT discrimination

A full PowerPoint with activities for KS4 groups to learn about discrimination. A good introduction to the various forms of discrimination students will need to understand

A full powerpoint lesson with activities and video links designed to teach KS4 students about the influence others can have on our own prejudices

Full powerpoint, with tasks and video links, to describe and explain everything students should know about demographics for AQA A Level Families and Households

Complete PPT lesson, homework, assessment and exemplar answer for Theory and Methods - Functionalism for AQA A Level Sociology. Resource contains 5 files to support, including assessment question, appropriate scaffolding and exemplar answer

A 62 slide powerpoint covering all the main areas of secularisation theory, backed up with statistical evidence for students to analyse. The lesson explores whether religion is in decline using Brian Wilson’s definition, or if religion is changing from its traditional forms of engagement

Full lesson, with homework and a practical activity for Y12 students studying Marxism for the first time. Includes a 60 slide powerpoint and two supporting documents to carry out a fully resourced practical activity to show the relations of power in Marxism in action

A fully resourced powerpoint, reading and worksheet for students looking at labelling theory and its impact on crime and deviance. Activities throughout, focusing on applying Cicourel, Lemert, Young and others, with a potential essay question for exam practice

Full, resourced lesson with PPT and worksheets to introduce Y12s to basic feminism, and the four types of feminism they need to know for the exam. 59 slide PPT, worksheet outlining AO1, 2 and 3 and activity worksheets to describe, analyse and evaluate the role of feminism in society today

Full 67 slide PPT and supporting worksheet looking at all the key perspectives and theorists (particularly Aries, Palmer, Pilcher and Postman) for the childhood topic for AQA Sociology Families and Households

A fully resourced powerpoint with activities outlining and explaining the Neo Marxist perspective on crime and deviance. Stuudents are guided through the basic theory (AO1), application (AO2) and evaluation (AO3) of the Neo Marxist perspective on crime.

PowerPoint looking at the functionalist theory of the family, focusing on Parsons and Murdock. Ideal as an introduction to the family topic, with explanation of key theory and tasks for students

Full PPT, Activities and exam questions for every key theorist in Beliefs in Society for functionalism. Outlines and explains Durkheim, Parsons, Malinowski and Bellah, with evaluation, a 10 marker and a 20 marker to support exams.

A fully resourced poweproint lesson and knowledge check worksheet to teach students and assess their learning about the Marxist perspective on crime and deviance. For A Level AQA Sociology 7192.

A series of powerpoints for in class debates that will help students practice their oracy and AO3. Includes an empty debate framework PPT so you can create your own, and a series of debates on topics throughout the course, premade and ready to use. Guides students through the structure of formal debating with clear instructions, enabling oracy practice and in class evaluation

A great introduction to the Beliefs in Society topic, looks at the three major sociological definitions of religion, with supporting quotes from sociologists and examples throughout. PPT featuring discussion topics and activities for students to understand, apply and evaluate these sociological definitions of religion, ready to engage with the rest of the topic!

A detailed powerpoint lesson to introduce students to right realism, focusing on the three factors right realists believe lead to crime and deviance - biological differences, inadequate socialisation, with a particular focus (as right realists have) on rational choice theory. Designed for AQA Sociology, but could also be used for WJEC Criminology