This set of lessons is designed for AQA Sociology and for use with the blue AQA Sociology Book by Napier Press. Each lesson comes complete with lesson PowerPoint and accompanying resources e.g. essay plans, worksheets, handouts.
This set of lessons is designed for AQA AS Sociology and for use with the orange AQA Sociology Book by Napier Press. This lesson is complete with PowerPoint and accompanying resources. PowerPoint covers two lessons.
<p>This task requires students to identify which statement/description matches which Sociological Perspective (Functionalism/Marxism/Feminism/Interactionism/The New Right). The stretch requires them to consider an evaluation point for each statement.</p>
<p>A booklet effectively summarising Functionalist, Marxist, Neo-Marxist, Feminist, Social Action and Postmodern theories.</p>
<p>Can be used as flipped learning stimulus or support for students revision!</p>
<p>AQA Sociology - every sociologist and their perspective on <strong>the family, education, crime & deviance and social stratification</strong>that you need to know + criticisms.</p>
<p>Fun revision lesson helping students recap Functionalist, Feminism, Marxism and the New Right.</p>
<p>Whiteboards and pens are required for this lesson.</p>
<p>A booklet to help students revise - this booklet supports different sociological perspectives and their attitudes towards education.<br />
Good for both AS and A2 students.</p>
<p>Comprehensive vocabulary list for Unit 10 Sociological Perspectives in Health and Social Care. Contains key words for Level 3 students with meanings in simple language that students will find easy to understand. Great for a handout for the first lesson on the unit or as a classroom poster.</p>
<p>This set of resources includes an introduction to sociology of the family and the types of <a href="http://family.It" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">family.It</a> discusses the functionalist, New Right, Marxist and Feminist perspectives and the relevant sociologists who discuss the family within these perspectives. Discusses main themes and information in detail.</p>
This is a different activity for a revision lesson of Sociology and Families.<br />
Print each set of cards on a different colour and cut them up. Students then take a 'View Point Card' and must explain, from this view point, what they think of their selected 'What is your opinion of' card. If they get it right they win the pair, if not they have to choose a different 'What is your opinion of' card. This could also be played as role play, or to help students structure essays.<br />
There are blank cards on each set where students can add any topics they also feel important
<p>Work book that can be used for work at home or as a revision resource/ introduction to a new topic.</p>
<p>Aimed at A Level students or more able GCSE students. This would be perfect to set for your year 12s or for year 11s that are going to be studying sociology with you next year.</p>
<p>Designed to be completed at home, students do not need any additional resources. Work book includes all required information to complete the included activities and questions.</p>
<p>This resource package consists of a 31 page Word Booklet for students to make notes and carry out activities, keepin them all in the same place. There is reference to the assessment criteria throughout and TEN PowerPoints to assist with the delivery of content, which are engaging and stimulates discussions.</p>
<p>The Unit 10 spec covered, as below:</p>
<p>C1 Inequalities within society<br />
• People experience inequality in terms of:<br />
o social class<br />
o race and ethnic or national origin<br />
o age<br />
o sex<br />
o disability<br />
o sexual orientation<br />
o region.</p>
<p>• Different social groups experience inequalities through:<br />
o stereotyping<br />
o prejudices<br />
o labelling<br />
o attitudes<br />
o discrimination<br />
o marginalisation.</p>
<p>C2 Demographic change and data<br />
• Demographic change:<br />
o birth and death rates<br />
o family and household size<br />
o migration<br />
o ethnic composition<br />
o life expectancy.</p>
<p>• Uses of demographic data:<br />
o assessing the potential needs of the population<br />
o planning/targeting services.</p>
<p>C3 Patterns and trends in health and ill health within social groups</p>
<p>• Mortality rates, suicide rates, incidence and prevalence of disease and illness.<br />
• Difficulties in measuring health.<br />
• Local or national patterns and trends of care for different groups in society.<br />
• Marketisation of health and social care.</p>
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<p>PowerPoints devised for level 3 learners.<br />
Covers Functionalism, Marxism, Interactionism and some feminism.<br />
Devised to be delievered online but can be easily converted to classrom delivery.</p>
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<p>Enjoy</p>
Three lesson plans taken from Michael Haralambos and Martin Holborn's classic textbook &'Sociology: Themes and Perspectives.&'; The aims of these lessons are to compare quantitative and qualitative methods, to understand basic sociological methods and to apply the concepts of validity and reliability.
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