Powerpoint on state crime.

An overview of education policy from 1944 onwards - key points for students to revise.

Powerpoint covering relationship between gender and crime - looking at arguments for both male and female criminality.

A timeline of key policies affecting families - useful tool for revision - could be amended and used as a gap fill activity.

A pack with 10 mark and 20 mark exam questions for the Families and Households Unit (AQA new spec) to give to students for exam practice either in class or in private revision time.

Powerpoint of both external and internal factors relating to Ethnicity and Educational Achievement.

<p>An overview of the Functionalist and Marxist theories with criticisms which can be adapted and used as a gap fill activity, used as a revision resource and/or given to students with exam style questions as an activity in class/homework.</p>

A powerpoint covering the key areas required for the 'Demography' topic with built in 10 mark questions for students to do in class/homework and an essay plan/structure provided at the end.

Powerpoint on external and internal factors regarding Gender and Educational Achievement. Also includes subject choice plus built-in exam style questions to complete.

An overview of both internal and external factors affecting social class achievement. Key concepts and theorists have been highlighted in bold. It can be given to students as an end of topic review document or be amended to use as a gap fill activity.

Powerpoint covering what is meant by secularisation and arguments for and against.<br /> The Map It Out slide is where students are given an outline of the world map (preferably A3) and then they have to research and label the map to show where around the world Christianity and Islam for example have grown; they can mark out mega churches etc. A visual really helps them to see how religion is still important around the world.

An overview of both external and internal factors that affect the achievement levels of boys and girls. This can be used as an overall revision aid or as a gap fill activity (used in parts)

A powerpoint for teaching family diversity - changing family patterns and structures - detailed with theoretical content and a 10 mark question embedded into the slides.

A word document with key theorists and brief details of their studies/findings covering the topics in Education. A useful revision document for students which they can also edit and personalise to 'make it their own'. Useful too for teachers unfamiliar with the unit/spec highlighting the key studies to teach.

<p>A word document with a quick overview of the difference between positivism and interpretivism. Key words/concepts highlighted.</p>

Powerpoint on green crime

Looking at how religion can be a force for social change

Word document to accompany the powerpoint - with a table of the indicators for and against secularisation.

A powerpoint for the Childhood topic with exam questions for students to do as they go along with an essay question at the end to attempt and create their own 'model answer'/or to be set as a class timed assessment.

<p>A powerpoint presentation covering key points from Ethnicity and Religion. There is a 20 mark essay at the beginning for Gender as revision and a 10 mark on ethnicity embedded in the presentation.</p>

<p>A powerpoint presentation on the issues relating to New Age Movements. There is a link under slide 1 with a clip of Woodhead speaking about secularisation and the Kendal Project. There is a 10 mark question at the end.</p>