A comprehensive lesson sequence covering victimology, suitable for AQA A-level Sociology.
The lessons cover:
- The meaning and development of victimology
- Patterns of victimisation according to class, gender, ethnicity and age
- Repeat victimisation and factors that increase the risk of becoming a victim
- Positivist victimology
- Victim proneness, victim precipitation and the problem of victim blaming
- Critical victimology, including structural factors and the role of state power
- The hierarchy of victimisation and why some victims receive more recognition than others
- The impact of crime on victims, including fear, financial loss and secondary victimisation
- The strengths and limitations of different approaches to studying victims
Students are supported in understanding key sociologists and concepts, interpreting evidence, applying perspectives to contemporary examples, and evaluating how victimisation is defined, measured and socially constructed.
These lessons are ideal for teaching victimology for the first time, consolidating learning, or supporting revision and exam preparation.
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