Whole lesson (or more) of information, tasks, different activities inc exam questions and card sort. Lots to keep the kids entertained.

End of Year awards, head of year and tutor awards 67 awards including… brilliant bhv super speller outstanding organiser creative kid awesome attendance queen of questions happy helper wonderful worker amazing artist handwriting hero writing wizard class comedian etc etc

You may need to use your own textbook at parts, but it wont matter which you use as long as it discusses the interpretivist approach in detail. Info, activities and quiz to complete as part of the resource.

A full lesson with resources focused on how observations take place in Sociology. Linked to exam questions

Origins of the United Nations

MYP and DP HKDSE Liberal Studies History Geography

An overview of the positivist approach to research, with activities and information for students to read through. Also included is a blooket quiz, revision task and exam question.

Introduction to Sociology and research methods. Basic ppt with some information and some tasks - designed as a simple introduction for first time Sociology students, nothing too complicated.

Qualitative, quantitative, primary and secondary types of data.

To be able to define a ‘family’ To be able to compare the differences within families To be able to discuss why families are so important. Evidence, tasks, revision and exam questions.

PPT with activities - chart to complete and scenarios to use knowledge learned.

Goes through the functionalist approach to the family, has tasks to complete. Whole lesson from start to finish.

A full lesson with resources focused on how experiments take place in Sociology. Linked to exam questions

Agency Theory and the Social Impact Theory. A full lesson focusing on the Psychology topic of Agency Theory and the Social Impact Theory. A great lesson for all higher GCSE students / A Level / IB students. Attached is a set of many different resources - all straight forward and easy to use. A great supplement to which ever textbook you are using and exam board studying. No specific exam board is mentioned or needed. Excellent for PGCE students / NQTs / non-specialists as all the work has been done for you. Thanks for stopping by! :)