This resource is prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS/A-Level Sociology. It explains .George Peter Murdock’s View on Nuclear Family. It present argument for and against the view. Contains quiz on family and how and why Family is universal or otherwise.

This resource explains the views of Max Weber on society.The resource shows the divergent views of Max Weber , with other theorists such as Karl Marx , and Duckheim on society. The resource looks at Weber’s view on religion, rationalisation Science etc as they shape the society. Prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS/ A-Level

This resource explains how to use arguments , theories opinion and analysis in writing sociology papers. Prepared for IGCSE and AS, and A/Level student for sociology revision for writing research papers and exam.

This resource is made for sociology AS and A/Level . it explains concepts in kingship such as matrifocal and patrifocal decent/ residences., and neo-lineal classifications, some other crucial phenomena are also explored under the institution of marriage such as dowry, divorce  and rules of  endogamy  and exogamy  in marriage are explain in this resource. polygny and polyandry etc are explained.

This resource is prepared for AS and A/Level Sociology. It explains different forms of feminism—radical, Marxist, and liberal and their approaches to family and house hold.It explains the different perspectives and criticisms of the perspectives. It views it from the perspective of gender socialization to legal changes in occupation and dominance from family to society. prepared for a quick revision guide.

This resource explains Ann Oakley’s Perspective on gender( feminism) the house work and dual role of women. It explains her views on social policy, masculinity and conventional and nuclear family. It shows the criticisms of her work and others.Prepared for AS and A-Level Sociology.

This resource explains how globalisation has increased and made crime difficult It explains the impact of globalisation on crime and how it has become difficult for police to prosecute crime due to the complexities of crimes associated with globalisation. The resource explains differing views/ perspectives- pessimist, postmordernist views on global crime.The resource show whether globalisation causes crime, deviance etc. it explains what are global crime are and more. Prepared for AS and A Level Sociology on globalisation

This resource explains -Post Modernism and Neo Liberalism in Sociology : explanation, questions and answers. prepared for Sociology revision for AS and A Level.It explains the weaknesses and highlights of the theories,

The resource is prepared for AS and A2 Sociology on Modernization Theory.It explains the Role of UN Agencies such as IMF and World Banks as agents of development, using modernization and Neo-liberal theories. The resource shows the post WW 2 O and the new economic order and capitalism as wester ideas and how it can help the developing nation to achieve economic growth.

The resource explains different views of functionalism as explained by : Durkheim, Parson and Robert Merton and criticisms from different theorists. The resource shows interpretivist,post -modernist and Marxist Criticisms of Functionalism, in Methods and theory Sociology AS and A 2.

The resource explains Research Design. prepared for IGCSE and A/Level Sociology. It explains various steps/ procedures on research design It lists the major advantages and disadvantages of surveys, experiments, and observational studies.etc, the major methods that sociologists use to gather the information they analyze in their research. Explains terms used in research

This resource is made for KS3 Sociology. It explains the origins of Sociology as a discipline, and the different branches of sociology , their uses and how to research on the different branches of sociology.

This resource is made for AS and A-Level Sociology . It explains various questions and ideas on Post-modernism and neo-liberal theories in sociology. It explains the high points and weaknesses/ criticisms of the theory.

This resource explains Understanding the limits of Official Statistics and Why Crime may increase in a state. It shows the weaknesses and highlights of official record as evidence and data in research.It explains why police cannot reduce crime in cities.Prepared for Sociology AS and A/ Level. For paper 1, research methods.

This resource explains the Theoretical Factors that shape research include the positivism vs interpretivism debate, issues of sampling, and collecting and analyses sociological data. The resource shows- the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods, sampling techniques, their strengths and differences, including pilot study, generalizations etc,

This resource explains Durkheim’s View on Religion.It show the concept of Totem, in religion, functions of religion as expressed by Emile Durkheim. It explains other functions of religion- social control, social integration, social solidarity etc. Prepared for A/L Sociology.

The research explains debates in sociology, a key one being that between positivist and interpretivist theorists, it explains mixed research methods and qualitative, quantitative, interpretative, positivism. it explains data, secondary research , primary research collecting and analysing sociological data. Prepared for IGCSE ,AS and A/Level Sociology.

The resource explains Moral Panic in mass media It shows the meaning examples of moral panic and why mass media create moral panic.The resource explains Stanley Cohen Moral Panic and Folk Devil concepts.The resource explains Hypodermic Syringe theory of media and how it creates panic.

This resource is Prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS, on mass media .It explains the four different theories used in mass media Factors that influence gate keeping theory Explains Receptiveness and Alertness Factors that influence gate keeping.It looks at other issues in mass media,such as Mass Media and the evolution of technology.

This resources explains the meaning of famine, its causes and its impact on society and individual persons. It explains the reasons why some countries are affected by famine. Contains activities and illustrations.