A Sociology rewards poster that can be used in the classroom or adapted for other reward schemes. You are advised to print on A3 and laminate, so that names can be written with a whiteboard marker and be changed on a weekly basis.

This assembly is designed for Y11-Y13 students but can easily be adapted for KS4 students. The assembly gives a brief history into how race was initially categorized and some problematic issues of race since. Please check the notes section of the PowerPoint for additional information and links.

This lesson covers victimology for the AQA A Level Sociology Specification. Approx 2-3 hours teaching time. Lesson includes: Exam practice Extended writing Table/chart analysis task Documentary (check the notes section of the powerpoint) Discussion task Summary task

This lesson is based on modernist and postmodernist perspectives on family diversity. Teaching time is approx 3- 4 hours. This lesson includes; video tasks MWB AFL evaluative task postmodernism comprehensive task extended writing task

This is a PPT outlining a student sociology project. This can be adapted to be a virtual research project. This project is one that I run usually for two weeks at the end of the year but again adaptable to your needs. The ppt also includes template for a research proposal and consent forms. This is a chance for students to practically engage with the research methods unit. Great fun for all students. Students also create a presentation or leaflet at the end showing their finding’s.

This resource is based on 5 of Rosenshines 10 prinicples. The aim is to increase progress for Sociology students.

A revision session designed to maximize students performance. The revision session moves through a knowledge, application and critical skills cycle. Activities include: Mindmap Short exam question 10 Mark with an item: application/ planning task 30 mark: application/planning task