Introduction to Sociology and research methods. Basic ppt with some information and some tasks - designed as a simple introduction for first time Sociology students, nothing too complicated.

Qualitative, quantitative, primary and secondary types of data.

To be able to define a ‘family’ To be able to compare the differences within families To be able to discuss why families are so important. Evidence, tasks, revision and exam questions.

PPT with activities - chart to complete and scenarios to use knowledge learned.

Goes through the functionalist approach to the family, has tasks to complete. Whole lesson from start to finish.

A full lesson with resources focused on how experiments take place in Sociology. Linked to exam questions

Exam practise (paper One) but for the Paper Two content of Causes and effects of war (WWI and the reasons why Germany and her allies lost). A good way of keeping paper one skills up to date, using content form paper one. All sources and questions included, generic markscheme to be used when marking. OR can easily just use it to support the knowledge gained in paper two lessons.

Can be used for AS / A Level also. Detailed worksheet looking at different factors why Germany lost the First World War. Also goes into detail on the effects. Asks students to complete a diagram to aid knowledge / memory AND to answer an exam question. Easily 1-2 lessons of work.

These charts have been created to allow the students the opportunity to compare WWI, WWII, Spanish Civil War, Russian Civil War, Chinese Civil War and Vietnam War HOWEVER you could change to adapt to suit the wars in which you teach. There is also an opportunity to extend to look at the Arab-Israeli Wars. There are prompts and different activities for the students to complete the work - opportunities for discussion within groups and as a class. At least 2 lessons Revision task, or can complete as the students go through the unit.

A pack of 10 primary and secondary sources studying the Chinese Civil War. Looking at Treaty of versailles, May 4th Movement, CCP, KMT, Foreign intervention. Questions include IBDP style Paper One questions

A powerpoint designed to support students knowledge through the use of an assembly and / or for tutor time lessons / pshce / history. Information about the Somme is included, about the use of poppies and links to current conflict on why we should remember.

Assembly for students to learn about the significance of Ramadan, understand who, why and how it is celebrated.

GCSE Options ppt - encouraging students to consider History as a GCSE option.

Large template guide with chart to complete encouraging students to move towards the higher grade levels by introducing historiography into their essays.

Different worksheets and tasks to complete for students new to the IBDP Paper One OR just need some more practise and revision on how to use sources of evidence.

A lesson - two lessons focusing on the use of sources in History. TOK focus.

Chinese Civil War Mao CCP Source based student led activity worksheet

Focuses on: Historicism (late 19thC) Accidentalist Intentionalist Hegelian Marxist Structuralist Annales Postmodernism (late 20thC)

USA in the 1920s Immigration The Red Scare Sacco and Vanzetti - full lesson History mystery challenge with interactive activities and group work (or pair / individual)

Why did events in the Gulf matter, c.1970-2000? Why did Saddam rise to power? Full lesson with resources to cover the question above. OCR / CIE GCSE Paper 1 and 2 Content.