the resource explains marriage and social changes that occur regarding marriage. It shows how diversity affects family.It brings in other variables such as marriage , divorce , and different forms of family and how secularization, civil laws and life style change the structure of marriage. Prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS Level.

The resource explains Global Development, and shows the contrasts in development between countries Strategies to reduce uneven development. it shows the difference between international development and global development,theoretical perspectives on their role in development and the contrast between developed and underdeveloped countries etc. Prepared for Sociology and Economics AS and Level.

The resource is made for Sociology lesson. The lesson is for IGCSE and AQA Sociology on Social Construction of Childhood and the various perspectives in …the meaning of childhood, laws guiding childhood and child development.

The lesson is prepared for Economics KS4. It explains-The difference between the two terms. The causes of poverty including unemployment, low wages, illness and age. Policies to alleviate poverty and redistribute income - Policies including those promoting economic growth, improved education, more generous state benefits, progressive taxation, and national minimum wage. ‘Class Activities and Multiple Choice Questions’ ‘Answers Provided.’

This resource is prepared for IGCSE ans AQA Sociology. it look at the four main reasons for the declining marriage rate in the West. will discuss ‘new’ trends and different types of marriages. will conclude by analysing how feminists, functionalists, the New Right, postmodernists, and personal life sociologists view the decline in marriage rates.

This resource explains:FAMILY: CULTURAL DIVERSITY, AGE, SECULARISATION AND CHANGING PATTERNS OF FAMILY. The resource is made for Sociology IGCSE on Family. It explains changes that occur regarding how family structure is changing over the years. It explains the roles culture and ethnic groups play in changing family structure, and the contemporary views and other views on family is discussed.

This resource explains Christian View on Family life…marriage , Divorce and Remarriage. It looks into roles in family life, bible view on marriage , cohabitation and catholic , orthodox and protestant views on marriage. It explains Jesus teaching and St. Paul’s teaching on family life and divorce.Prepared for Religious Education AQA and IGCSE

The resource is made for Sociology IGCSE and AS level.The resource shows why age is regarded as social or biological construction. The resources show perspective on age and social construction, it explains culture and ethnicity as determinants on the construction and perception on ageing.Contains activities and illustrations.

The resource is prepared for IGCSE and AQA Religious Studies.It shows the concept and traditions/ customs associated with marriage in Hindu Religion.It explains arranged marriage, divorce , civil partnership, co- habitation, and same sex marriage.

The resource explains of domestic violence. It shows the meaning, types of domestic violence, and impact on victims and society. Prepared for Sociology lesson.

This resource is prepared for IGCSE Sociology on : Sociological Perspective. It explains the meaning of open and close society.It shows the differences in the two concepts and it features.

The resource explains the meaning of social construction in sociology. It shows their examples and why they are not realities. It explains why they are used and why sociologist use social constructions.Prepared for Sociology Lesson.

The resource explains the meaning of culture of poverty. It uses illustrations to explain the concept of culture of poverty .It shows by examples relative and absolute.Prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS Level.

The resource is prepared for KS3 social studies and Global Perspectives on What makes us human? – Are Humans The Only Animals That Can Remember?

This resource is made for social studies.It explains unemployment and consequences of unemployment.It looks into social and economic consequences of unemployment. Prepared for KS3.

This resource is prepared social self theory, proposed by George Herbert Mead, argues that an individual’s perceptions of self derive from interactions with others. It explains the view of Mead on I and me…the role of play, game and language in self development and perceptions.

This resource explains -Sociological Theories of Religion: Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, and Karl Marx views on religion.Prepared for AS and A LEVEL Sociology, on religion.It explains the functionalist view on religion.

This resource is prepared for Sociology IGCSE. It explains the concept and meaning of Symmetrical Family.It shows Wilmot and Young explanations and argument on symmetrical family.

The resource is made for AS/AL Sociology. It explains the origins and development of Sociology. It shows the growth, nature of the subject as an academic discipline and it development over the centuries.It explains the roles and the founding fathers of the subject and its importance as an area of study.

The resource is made for AS/AL on Sociology. It explains cultural globalization, the types , importance, problems and criticisms. It shows various ways cultural globalization clash with local culture, cultural hybridity and more. It explance how cultural globalization happens and its impact on daily livesetc