The break down of the AS exam structure with guidance for content and how to structure the answers

A summary of -Theoretical concerns in sociological research can be used as a hand out / diagram / poster Contrasts positivism and interpretivism

A series of activities to help develop an understanding of Marxism a) Activity to illustrate the proletariat / bourgeoise relationship b) Questions to review activity and evaluate capitalism c)Understanding the ideology of capitalism d0 Evaluating capitalism / communism

A pack of introductory materials for the first teaching of Marxism and Functionalism Includes 2 powerpoints (one for each approach) and worksheets for each.

A Powerpoint featuring all of the relevant cases to support the content in unit 3. Including activities linked to the following cases AMANDA KNOX BARRY GEORGE COLIN STAGG SALLY CLARK ANTHONY HARDY COLIN PITCHFORK RONALD COTTON STEPHEN DOWNING The activity is set up as a group work task but could be used for flipped learning

Introductory lesson at the start of unit 3 Powerpoint that covers AC 1.1. Task based activity Includes starter activity, recap and preparation for AC 1.2 In groups create a summary analysis of the 6 roles. Create a resourceto share with the class. Present your work to the class - via online post Class to vote for the best Recap questions

A detailed check list of content information ahead of the controlled assessment.

A set of 5 introductory tasks for learners ahead of them starting criminology after completing their GCSE’s .