This is a lesson on family/social policy. This lesson is 1-2 hours of teaching time. Please check the notes section for video/article links. Activities include; Debate around free school meals Evaluative policy task 10 Mark policy skills session Video application tasks Extended writing task

This is an entire unit of research methods lessons pitched at AS level. Lessons include; Sources and types of data Methodlogical perspectives Factors affecting the choice of research method The research process Experiments Questionnaires Interviews Observations and secondary sources Activities include; Video application tasks Essay planning tasks Extended writing Mini whiteboard retrieval practice AO2 key study applications tasks Evaluation tasks

This is a lesson on Globalisation and crime. This lesson consists of four sections; 1.The global criminal economy 2.Global risk consciousness 3.Globalisation, capitalism and crime 4. Patterns of criminal organisation The lesson time is between 1-2 hours. Please check the notes section for videos/article links Activities include; Mini white-board tasks Create your own Item task Exam practice question Video application tasks Summary task

This is the entire unit of Media and crime. Media representations of crime Media as a cause of crime Moral panics New media and crime The time frame for this unit is estimated 5 hours of teaching time. Please check the notes section for video/article links. Activities include; Newspaper analysis activity Mini whiteboard retrieval practice Extended writing task Sociological perspectives evaluation task Exam question practice Summary tasks Video application links There are several AO2 links referring to drill music, columbine school shooting, James Bulger, Mitcham kidnapping.

This is a 1 hour lesson on surveillance from the crime and deviance unit. Activities within this lesson consists of; Mini-whiteboard true or false/ retrieval task Extended writing task Summary task Video application task (check the notes section for the link) Evaluative tasks

Crime and deviance notes organiser/checklist

Sociology notes organiser/checklist for Paper 2 Families and households Research methods

An excellent revision session for AS Sociology Paper 2 (research methods and families and households). Each walking talking mock should last for 1 hour and 30 minutes. WTM1: Topics cover; ethical issues, policy, demography and secondary sources WTM2: Topics cover; lab experiments, qualitative methods, couples, postmodernism and personal life perspective

This is a lesson/presentation designed for 1 hour covering sociology, the social construction of race and Black history month. There are numerous discussion points, videos and tasks centered around the issues race and representation.

A AS/Y12 Health and social care lesson based on the ’ Applying psychological approaches to health and social care: biopsychology '. Please check the notes section or images for hyperlinks/ instructions for a task. The lesson is based on 45 minutes- 1 hour.

A AS/Y12 Health and social care lesson based on the ‘Psychological approaches’. Please check the notes section or images for hyperlinks/ instructions for a task. The lesson is based on 45 minutes- 1 hour.

A AS/Y12 Health and social care lesson based on the ’ Humanistic approach to health and social care’. Please check the notes section or images for hyperlinks/ instructions for a task. The lesson is based on 45 minutes- 1 hour.

A AS/Y12 Health and social care lesson based on the ‘Patterns of health and illness’. Please check the notes section or images for hyperlinks/ instructions for a task. The lesson is based on 45 minutes- 1 hour.

A AS/Y12 Health and social care lesson based on ‘Understanding the concept of an unequal society’. Please click images and check notes for hyperlinks for video tasks. This lesson is based on 45minute- 1 hour time frame.

Two Sociology posters for the classroom can be adapted and stuck in class book or folder. Posters focus on the exam recommended writing templates. It is advised to print on A3 and display within the classroom to aid teaching and learning for Sociology or an essay-based subject.

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.