Thi is a resource designed for teaching the basics of Venn diagrams with the questions based around Dr Who. It is designed for tutors working with pupils who may have obsessions - for example pupils with high functioning autism. The question pages can be edited to respond to a pupil’s interest and focus. It could also be a reource for pupils using student support and/ or small groups.

KS2 Yr 3/4 This is a lesson covering the dentition of different types of animals : herbivore,carnivore, omnivore it encourages children to look at skulls (I usually bring some in but you can probably borrow some) and their dentition and see how eyes and teeth are adapted for lifestyle. There is a lesson plan, learning objcetives /extension ideas/ suggested plenary and a vocabulary mat to print out (some terms for G&T pupils)

This is a revision/synoptic lesson which has an overview of Marxist theory plus an excercise to draw together marxism themes from the whole course

Students find this hard to understand so i developed a whole lesson to explain Gidden's view of High Modernity and his theory of structuration

This is developed for sociology but with minor alterations could be used elsewhere in the curriculum. This resource could also be used in teacher training/mentoring on how to teach students how to write essays. It provides step by step instructions and has a task at the end. You need to provide your own exemplar essay or download one of mine to use with the tasks at beginning and possibly the end too

I used to teach in a school where some very weak students ended up doing sociology. I developed this resource to explicitly teach then the differences in the answers expected at A level to achieve good marks/grades. This resource could also be used in training/mentoring teachers in the use of blooms questioning, which I found very useful. I used to write out questions and target them according to the student. This can be a useful discipline when teaching classes with widely differing abilities until you get used to them.

This is an 11 page handout (At 11pt) full of an in depth notes and tasks related to all aspects of sampling in sociology. It covers all the key terms they need to know, a critique of all sampling frames plus some notes on bias too. There are tasks included which relate to crime and deviance but you could modify these to suit your chosen focus.

This is a discussion of positivism and how it influenced sociological research and its limitations. It is meant to support the synoptic element of the A level exam where question may ask for an evaluation of the contribution of positivist methodology to our understanding of sociology today.

This is a lesson with activities to introduce qualitative methods. These is a lot of content in this so you may want to split into two. The basic content could also be adapted for psychology too. Students need to understand PERVERT for an exercise included here but it is fully explained in a slide you can use or print out as a "mat" for lessons

This is a resource I constructed for "weaker" A level students who had difficulty with theory it applies the theory to class. I used it during an intervention session where I went through each approach and then got the students to make a revision resource for each section . It does not contain many theorist names so is more suitable for the current AS exam rather than the A level. It could be printed out and given as revision cards for students.

To accompany other two lessons and starter arguments against secularisation

This is a lesson to go with the first. it includes a student directed activity (Foxes thinking tool based) with instructions to help them get to grips with the arguments and theories.

AQA sociology religion, lesson on secularisation. This is the lesson which builds on the video starter i have uploaded. It contains statistics, definitions, arguments for and against secularisation. There is an additional lesson which includes theoretical commentary

A lesson outline introducing the nature of postmodernism using images/ questions etc..

This is a 3 page document to use when talking to parents or even staff in a pastoral context for pupils who have behaviour targets. The problem has always been the focus has been to home in on what they haven't done right rather than what they have. This is a complete script/ take away to help focus on behaivour change

Introduces all the types of validity psychologists need to know using 20 slides and 20 questions.

Using images and questions introduces the different types of validity which psychology strucent have to understand. 20 slides and nearly as many questions for debate

a bad questionnaire for students to criticise

Health with research methods road map

This presents the key theoretical questions associated with positivism and research methods in sociology. This is suitable for second year A level