A comprehensive set of AQA A-Level Sociology teaching resources exploring Topic 5: Secularisation within Beliefs in Society.
These engaging, student-friendly lessons cover:
- Evidence for Secularisation- examining trends in church attendance, religious affiliation and belief, alongside the declining influence of religious institutions.
- Explaining Secularisation- exploring rationalisation, disenchantment, structural differentiation, and social and religious diversity.
- Secularisation in America- examining Bruce’s evidence, secularisation from within and changing religious attitudes.
- The Spiritual Revolution- exploring believing without belonging, vicarious religion and Heelas and Woodhead’s Kendal Project.
- Religious Market Theory and Existential Security- examining Stark and Bainbridge’s explanations of religious participation and Norris and Inglehart’s emphasis on security and inequality.
Designed to support classroom teaching, independent learning and revision, these resources include retrieval activities, evaluation tasks, exam-style questions, model plans and answers to develop students’ sociological knowledge, understanding and evaluation skills.
Ideal for AQA A-Level Sociology students studying Beliefs in Society.
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