Updated PSHE citizenship handbook for 2017 Includes: 1. Mapping to SMSC and British Values 2. Assessment Outline using SOLO as a basis 3. Unit outlines for Year 7 - 11 Units of work are available on TES and www.Hecticteachersite.wordpress.com

Summary Sheets Include: Research Design Factors influencing Method Choice Primary research Methods  Secondary research Methods  Sampling Methods Theoretical Factors in Research

Perspectives in Sociology Topic Summary Sheets include: What is Sociology? Functionalism Marxism Neo-Marxism Feminisms Social Action theory Symbolic interactionism Phenomenology & Ethnomethodology Structuration Theory Postmodernism and Late Modernity

Summary sheets for each topic in the Education unit for AQA A Level Sociology.

This workbook takes students through how to answer the Methods in Context question which appears on both the AS and A Level paper. It breaks down the question into the different elements and provides model examples before asking students to practice writing an answer themselves.

This pack includes: Example question booklet (Family, Education, Theory and Methods, Crime and Beliefs) Advice on how to reach top bands in each style of question Generic marks schemes for each style of question Self assessment feedback sheets Question Breakdown sheets for each style of question Methods in Context workbook

120 Quiz questions aimed at AQA A Level Sociology Crime and Deviance unit

120 quiz questions covering the Sociology of education for AQA A level specification.

120 Quiz questions aimed at AQA A Level Sociology theory and methods unit.

120 Quiz Questions for AQA A Level sociology Beliefs in society

120 quiz questions for AQA A level Sociology - Family and Households unit.

Summary sheets for key knowledge for AQA A Level sociology. Can be used for retrieval practice starter activities or revision activities. Students see how much of the sheet they can fill in without using their notes or textbooks and then fill in any gaps in a different colour using notes.

This unit comes under the RSE guidelines and focuses on different types of relationships. It begins the discussion surrounding the components of a healthy and unhealthy relationship before looking at the right time to become intimate. It also discusses strategies for dealing with and getting out of unhealthy or abusive relationships. Unit includes: 1) Scheme of Learning and teaching Notes 2) Student Workbook 3) PowerPoints and additional resources 4) Video clips

Summary sheets for key knowledge for AQA A Level sociology. Can be used for retrieval practice starter activities or revision activities. Students see how much of the sheet they can fill in without using their notes or textbooks and then fill in any gaps in a different colour using notes.

Summary sheets for key knowledge for AQA A Level sociology. Can be used for retrieval practice starter activities or revision activities. Students see how much of the sheet they can fill in without using their notes or textbooks and then fill in any gaps in a different colour using notes.

100 QR Code Revision challenge for Yr13/ Year 2 AQA Sociology. Covers Family, Education, Theory and methods, Beliefs and Crime. Each QR Code has 20 - 30 marks worth of Exam Questions. Just scan the code to get the question.

Revision Grid Challenge for yr12 AQA Sociology. Each QR Code links to 20 marks worth of exam questions for Family, Education, Methods in Context & Theory/Methods.

This scheme of learning focuses on helping students to be successful in Key Stage 4 and beyond by giving them the tools and skills needed to effectively prepare for assessments and exams. The unit covers: 1) Behaviours and traits of a successful student 2) Time Management and Eisenhower Matrices 3) Spaced Study and Spaced Revision 4) Stress Management and Relaxation The unit includes: 1) Scheme of Learning and teaching notes 2) Student workbook 3) PowerPoints and additional resources 4) Videos and music clips.

In this Learning phase the students will look at what Terrorism is, different types of terrorism as well as looking at why people join terrorist groups and how to identify if someone you know could be being radicalised. There are a couple of resources mentioned which came from willemmacau and can be found at this link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/terrorism-11276935 As they are not my resource I have not included them.

In this learning phase the students will be looking at what crime is and why people commit crime. They will be able ot differentiate between criminal and civil law as well as discuss if crime is ever justified.