Double sided A3 sheet for students to use when revising patterns of criminal behaviour and theories and explanations for crime. Page numbers refer to the EDUQAS textbook. Key terms are taken from the specification to help students guide their note taking. Could be used in a one hour lesson- and finish the rest for homework. Could follow this task with planning longer exam answers.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the crime and deviance topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

This double sided sheet should be printed on A3 and is designed for students to work through independently. Students should see how much they can complete from memory and then use their class notes/ textbook to complete the rest. It would be suitable for a one hour lesson.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the families topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the education topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the families and education topic? Some research methods questions in here too. An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

This revision mat should be printed in colour on A3 paper. We give this to students on the day of the exam for last minute revision- while they have their breakfast/ lunch. Key information on one side.

I give this to AS students when revising for the exam- I recommend that they learn the names of 25 sociologists that they can refer to in the exam. So this becomes a crib sheet that they make their notes on and use to test themselves and each other.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the social stratification topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the crime & deviance topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

Revision task to use at the start of the lesson- what do students remember on the social stratification topic? An answer sheet has been included. Takes approx 30 mins of the lesson including answer feedback. Based on what answers students get wrong you can direct them to focus on that for revision.

This revision mat should be printed in colour on A3 paper. We give this to students on the day of the exam for last minute revision- while they have their breakfast/ lunch. Key information on one side.

This includes a handout covering educational policies from before 1870 to 1997. Students use this to complete the attached A3 sheet, and answering question prompts/ evaluating the usefulness of these policies. The handout also includes two exam style questions for students to complete when they finish the A3 sheet.

Print this on A3 paper- students can use their notes/ textbook to complete the first side as revision on the theories, and then there are 3 x 9 mark questions for students to plan (taken from past papers). They could write up one of the 9 mark answers too. This could be used in a double lesson.

18 recommended titles for A Level psychology and sociology students to read. I give this to students who have a particular interest in the subjects or who may be applying for social science related degrees, so that they can refer to the reading in their personal statements.

16 recommened movies/ documentaries for psychology and sociology students to watch. A summary of each is included with key themes and topics identified. I give this to students who have a particular interest in the subjects and want to find out more.

Print this sheet on to A3 paper, and students can fill in what they know on each of the theories from memory as revision. When they’ve done all they can from memory- students can use their class notes/ textbooks to complete the rest. You could follow with an exam question.

A retrieval grid which is good for revision. The questions are differentiated. Students can spend 20 minutes answering as much as they can without notes and then use a different coloured pen to complete the reminder using their notes/ textbook. Answers for each are included on the second page.

A retrieval activity- a list of 9 sociologists printed and given to the students on theories of the family- students identify which theory they belong to and what their key ideas are. Students can complete from memory, but can use notes/ textbook if needed. I’ve included the answers on a PPT to share with students to improve their work. I’d give students 15-20 mins for the task, 10 mins for feedback.

A revision sheet to be used particularly for weaker students- structured revision of ethnicity and crime. Students can complete from memory and then complete using their notes/ textbooks. I also ask students to add evaluation points in another colour/ use post it notes. Activity would take approximately 30 mins or could be set as homework to consolidate learning.