The second revision pack for Paper 2 Beliefs in Society. A range of differentiated revision resources including exam technique activities.

A glossary of some of the most widely used terms in the Beliefs in Society section. Revision activity.

Revision activities for students preparing for A Level Paper 2. Range of resources with differentiation.

Power point lesson plan and resources for the Sociology as Science section of the specification.

Power point and two activity sheets for official crime statitsics.\nPower point includes some activity questions and relevant studies.

A lesson looking at what is the difference between friendships and relationships, why we feel differently about people and what makes a good relationship. \nIncludes two activities and discussion work. \nThis went down well with my culturally diverse class of year 7's.

A lesson looking at what considerations we have to make before becoming sexually active. Aimed at year 8. Also considers what influences our own opinions about sex and when it is suitable to have sex. Includes a power point, lesson plan and card sort activity.

Research Methods quiz designed for revision lessons. Uses definition questions, critique questions and exam style questions (including mic questions) alongside some unrelated fun questions. Worls great as a reward and revision for the end of the research topic.

A much more interactive and accesible approach to community change. This is an activity to do over a 4-6 week period with y9-10, classes can be mixed ability although I have aimed it at the lower section of the cohort. The booklet outlines all the tasks that students will need to do to propose a community/school change, design a campaign and take action. This activity covers the strands of community participation, advocacy and representation.

This is a tutorial power point, with interactive opportunities with a supporting note sheet for the class to fill in during the presentation.\nThe power point looks at why sampling is important, the problems it faces and types of sampling methods.

Ethnicity and Education studies glossary. Revision aid that lists all relevant studies regarding ethnicity and education, some over laps with social class. Including theorist, examples and critique.

For AQA syllabus; Guidance power point and notesheet for the methods in context AS question. Including problems with each research method and general guidance on answering the question.

The problem with evil, religious education, philosophy. Power point examining the contradictory relationship between gods existence and evil. Includes learning objectives, starter activity and a exam question style writing frame.

Disability, Equality. This lesson and power point introduces the idea of disability to students. Different types of disability are explored and also students are asked to begin to think about their own attitudes and understanding.

Ethnic attainment, Ethnicity, Education. Power points detailing the impacts of inside and outside of school factors that impact on ethnic minority groups in education. Includes theories.

Ethnicity, Ethnic Attainment, Education, Ethnic Minorities, Inside and Outside of School Factors. These are note sheets to be used in addition to teaching about the inside and outside of school factors that effect ethnic minority attainment in education. Note sheets include theories and explanations.

Includes information on units and interactive opportunities.

'Who is responsible' is for teaching in lesson one where the students explore reasons why people blame the victim for rape. Responsibilities is for the second case. It is a fictional rape case that offers various mediums of evidence to the group. Students can work through this individually or in a group to come to a conclusion as to who was responsible if it was rape at all. Note there are no correct answers to this! This can take an hour and students are expected to write a critical answer.

This is a power point that presents facts about cannabis, cocaine, methadrone and methamphetamine. It includes the law, their appearances, their effects and their street names. The best way to present this is with an accompanying question sheet about the content of the presentation. With discussion and questions this power point takes about 30 minutes to present.