Six fact sheets on Marxism, Functionalism, Feminism, Interactionism, New Right and Neo-Marxism with strengths and weaknesses of each theory offered. Ideal as an introduction to theories or as a revision aid.

Bunch of Sociology Research Methods revision activities including matching key words, short test paper, crossword (with answers) and more to help students consolidate their learning. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

Bundle of learning tables and other resources on Research Methods. Perfect for use during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning

Bundle of learning tables on Crime and Deviance theories and data, including sociological and non-sociological theories on crime. Perfect for introduction to Crime and Deviance or as a revision aid to help consolidate learning.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning.

This lesson focuses on Longitudinal and Case Studies, including strengths and limitations and how they are used in sociological research through a variety of activities, including a video clip link to 49 Up. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning

This lesson focuses on what secondary data is, the strengths and limitations of its use, how sociologists use secondary data and more through a variety of activities. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

Bundle of learning tables on Crime and Deviance theories and data, including sociological and non-sociological theories on crime. Perfect for introduction to Crime and Deviance or as a revision aid to help consolidate learning.

Resources include 10 - 12 lessons covering introduction to research methods, reliability and validity, sampling and questionnaires, experiments, the research process, focus groups and interviews, participant and non-participant observation, secondary data, longitudinal and case studies plus research methods revision guides, maps and activities. Lessons include lesson objectives, ppts, worksheets, independent work, exam-type questions, video clip links and more. Designed for AQA but could easily be adapted for any syllabus. Ideal for A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

Resource (PPT and work booklet ) covers sociological perspectives on Crime and Age, including theories of age and crime suggested by Cohen, Miller,Katz, Lyng, Matza, Coleman et al. Students wil explain and evaluate Bennett’s research and the work by Henry into young criminals and will also assess sociological explanations and research on the relationship between patterns of offending and victimisation and age. Also included is video clip links to help consolidate learning. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.