<p>This includes a Powerpoint, accompanying A3 worksheet, and crossword puzzle and quiz.</p> <p>Covers all main content such as different types of data, key words like reliability/validity etc, types of research method, secondary and primary data, and exam questions</p> <p>My classes said they found this useful to recap the main information, they always like A3 worksheets and crosswords too!</p>

<p>This includes a complete Powerpoint for the whole Gender and Education topic for AQA Sociology.</p> <p>It includes an accomanying workbook for notes and tasks. The lessons may also refer to the AQA Sociology textbook.</p> <p>Designed attractively and featuring animations for effective teaching.</p>

<p>This includes a Powerpoint which consists of the full content for Social Control, Punishment, and Crime Prevention in AQA Sociology Crime and Deviance</p> <p>Depending on how long your lessons are this could be 3-5 lessons long. There is an accompanying booklet which contains many of the activities and exam preparation. Some activities make use of the AQA textbook.</p> <p>Fully formatted Powerpoint in engaging design, with animations needed for engaging teaching.</p>

<p>28 page Education revision booklet for the AQA A-Level sociology specification</p> <p>Includes several different activities and tables for students to fill out on each topic</p> <p>Includes every topic apart from marketisation &amp; history of education</p> <p>Can be used alongside a lesson or given as independent revision</p>

<p>This is a full session for the small topic of Victimology within Crime and Deviance for AQA A-Level Sociology</p> <p>There is a Powerpoint with an accompanying workbook for students to fill in. The session has a range of activities and can be easily tweaked to suit your group.</p>

<p>Create your own questionnaire activity resource for students</p> <p>Students can practice their knowledge of research methods by creating their own hypothetical questionnaire.</p> <p>They will need to identify a hypothesis, target population, sampling method etc.</p> <p>They will then create at least 5 questions which would be part of their questionnaire.</p> <p>They are also asked to consider the GPERRV terms - how would they make their questionnaire reliable?etc</p> <p>This is a fun way to consolidate information about questionnaires and recap key terms at the same time</p>

<p>This booklet contains a guide to all questions students will encounter in AS Sociology, with structures and explanation for each question. There are detailed model answers which are colour coded and each AO is signposted.</p> <p>There is a guide at the beginning to explain the different question types, mark numbers and how they differ per question. My students said they find this very useful, as well as liking the colour coding!</p>