This resource contains all the information, with activities to support learning for Topic 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Crime and Deviance Unit. It covers all theoretical perspectives of crime, including: Functionalism and Crime Interactionism and Labelling Theory Marxism and Crime (Class, Power and Crime) Realist Theories of Crime Exam focus and activities included. All in line with the Napier Press, Webb et al. textbook.

AQA A level Sociology lesson on Interactionism and Crime & Deviance. Full lesson on the Interactionist perspective on crime and deviance. Range of activities embedded to engage students. Detailed booklet to go along with powerpoint, with exam focus embedded.

Presentation set for the ‘Qualitative Methods’ topic of the ‘theory and methods’ unit. Contains activities, all the key knowledge, and assessment. Exam focus worksheet included to go along with the PowerPoint with model answers.

A complete break down of an AQA A level Sociology MIC experiments exam question, including: Writing an introduction and conclusion Unpicking the item Constructing a plan Discussing the context - with prompting questions Example paragraphs to develop Worksheets and powerpoint together

A lesson introducing and explainingthe scientific method (with reference to positivism). Aimed at GCSE students, but adaptable for higher level (GCE). Use of differentiated/open-ended activities. Video and worksheet included

Lesson on the strengths and weaknesses of questionnaires. Activities embedded to engage students. Worksheet included to go with PowerPoint. Exam focus/ question also embedded.

A lesson introducing and explaining the different types of surveys (questionnaires and interviews) and the advantages and disadvantages. Aimed at GCSE students, but adaptable for higher level (GCE). Use of differentiated/open-ended activities. Video and worksheet included

Lesson on all the issues a researcher must consider before carrying out research and picking a research method. E.g. practical, ethical and theoretical issues. Booklet to go with PowerPoint.

Lesson on marriage, divorce, cohabitation rates etc. and the effects on the family. Activities and videos embedded to engage students. Booklet included to go along with the PowerPoint - IMPORTANT: this booklet and lesson have acitivities that are heavily linked to knowledge learnt in family diversity lesson. Exam Question / Focus Embedded.

AQA A level Sociology - Functionalism and Education. Full lesson the role of education according to the functionalist perspective. Range of activities embedded to engage students. Worksheet to go along with powerpoint. Exam focus embedded.

This work booklet contains all the key information, with activities, for Topic 1 of Beliefs in Society. It covers the Theoretical perspectives: Functionalism Marxism Feminism Activities and exam focus included.

This work booklet contains all the information, with activities to support learning for the Theoretical Perspectives of the Family, including: Functionalism and the Family Marxism and the Family Feminism and the Family The Personal Life Perspective Exam focus is included. All information and activities are in line with the Napier Press, Webb et al. textbook.

A complete break down of an AQA A level Sociology MIC questionnaires exam question, including: Unpicking the item Constructing a plan Discussing the context - with prompting questions Model paragraphs Worksheets and powerpoint together

A complete break down of an AQA A level Sociology MIC observations exam question, including: Unpicking the item Constructing a plan Discussing the context - with prompting questions Model paragraph Worksheets and powerpoint together

An AQA A level Sociology powerpoint focused on the Marxist view of Religion Worksheets and powerpoint together. Exam question and multiple activities included. Following the Napier Press, Webb et al. book.