<p>I have written five (12/12) model answers, which are strictly according to the AQA GCSE Sociology mark scheme and the feedback from examiner reports. This is a phenomenal resource for teachers to provide to their students as a framework in preparation for assessments.</p> <p>Feedback is welcomed wholeheartedly!<br /> Katherine X</p>

<p>Attched are the resources that <strong>guarantee</strong> grades 7s and 8s! I always use this resource when it comes to teaching research methods. It is conscise, to the point and enriched with detail (according to the AQA specification). Included is a A3 sheet for students to complete (summarise the method, and write its advantages and disadvantages) whilst class teacher goes through the powerpoint attached.<br /> I hope I saved you some valuable time and you found my resources useful!<br /> Katherine X</p>

<p>I have written <strong>seven (12/12) model answers</strong>, which are <strong>strictly according to the AQA GCSE Sociology mark scheme and the feedback from examiner reports</strong>. This is a phenomenal resource for teachers to provide to their students as a framework in preparation for assessments.</p> <p>Feedback is welcomed wholeheartedly!<br /> Katherine X</p>

<p>I have created a resource that will help students with the understanding of the educational policies, within the GCSE Sociology specification. The ppt covers the following:</p> <ol> <li>How have educational policies impacted on educational achievement?</li> <li>Policies before 1979</li> <li>Education policies after 1979</li> <li>Key changes under the 1988 Education Act</li> <li>Education policies under New Labour 1997-2010</li> <li>Education policies under the Coalition government from 2010-2015</li> <li>Questions for students to answer</li> </ol>

<p>An amazing revision guide, loved by all my students consists of all the possible <strong>12-marker questions and their detailed answers (examples, theories and in depth evaluation)</strong>, in crime and stratification.</p> <p><em>Guaranteed grades 7/8/9s</em></p>

<p>This powerpoint provides an excellent introduction to Marxism and who Karl Marx was/the different social classes - perfect resource for a introductory lesson or to provide to your GCSE Sociologists as part of. revision material, with lots of student interaction slides.</p>

<p>This is a revision workbooklet I have put together for GCSE Sociologists (aiming for top grades), that covers the following topics:</p> <ul> <li>Different types of family</li> <li>Family diversity</li> <li>Reasons for family diversity</li> <li>The nuclear family</li> <li>Alternatives to the family</li> <li>Functionalist perspectives</li> <li>Marxist perspectives</li> <li>Feminist perspectives</li> <li>Marriage</li> <li>Divorce</li> <li>Conjugal roles</li> <li>Changing roles and relationships within families</li> <li>Changing family structures</li> <li>Who said what activity</li> <li>Key studies</li> <li>3-mark questions</li> <li>12-mark questions</li> <li>Knowledge organiser: blank and completed</li> <li>How to answer the questions</li> </ul>

<p>This is a revision workbooklet I have put together for GCSE Sociologists (aiming for top grades), that covers the following topics:</p> <ul> <li>Functionalist perspective</li> <li>Marxist perspective</li> <li>Types of school</li> <li>Alternative education and private schools</li> <li>Social class and education</li> <li>Marketisation</li> <li>Internal factors</li> <li>Ethnicity and education</li> <li>Gender and education</li> <li>Education policy</li> <li>Key studies</li> <li>Knowledge organiser – blank and completed</li> <li>3-mark questions</li> <li>12-mark questions</li> </ul>

<p>GCSE Sociology Practice Question Boards for topics listed below:</p> <ul> <li>Research methods/Sociological studies</li> <li>Family</li> <li>Education</li> <li>Crime</li> <li>Social Stratification</li> </ul> <p><strong>Each topic Board consists of 30 questions</strong></p> <p>Amazing class and home revision resource to secure students the best possible grades.</p>

<p>I have put together an amazing resource, promising students high marks, filled with <strong>concise information</strong> covering the following topics:</p> <ul> <li>Key Sociological studies</li> <li>Statistics</li> <li>Overviews of sociologists</li> <li>Additional support studies</li> <li>Key laws &amp; policies</li> </ul> <p>Feedback is appreciated!</p>

<p>Amazing student resource I found to aid our sociologists especially given remote learning!</p>

<p>Hey everyone, attached are some resources from PiXL, which my GCSE sociologists find really useful!</p> <p>Katherine X</p>

<p>A useful resource for our Sociologists studying the concepts of family within the GCSE syllabus.</p> <p>Perfect revision aid for students to use for active recalling.</p>