Lesson 12- Feminist theories - A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe feminist theories of crime and deviance. <br /> To evaluate feminist theories of crime and deviance.<br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

This is the first lesson for the social inequlity unit

Lesson 13- Left Realism 1of2- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe Left realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

A Level Sociology, Crime and Deviance AQA<br /> LO: To understand the terms crime, deviance and social control. <br /> To evaluate the extent to which crime and deviance are social constructs. <br /> <br /> Lesson Power point and student worksheet

Lesson 17- Postmodernist theory- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe Postmodernist theories of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate Postmodernist theories of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 9- Neo-Marxist theory- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To understand and describe the Neo-Marxist theory of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate the Neo-Marxist theory of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 3- Strain theory- A Level Sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance <br /> <br /> LO: To evaluate Durkheim’s functionalist view of crime <br /> To explain and evaluate the strain theory<br /> <br /> Powerpoint and student activity

Lesson 15- Right Realism 1of2- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO:To identify and describe Right Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate Right Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 14- Left Realism 2of2- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe Left Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate Left Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Section 2, Lesson 1: Crime statistics 1of2<br /> A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify types of crime statistics <br /> To evaluate the reliability of crime statistics<br /> <br /> Powerpoint and student activity

Lesson 2- Functionalist theories of crime and deviance- <br /> <br /> A Level Sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance <br /> <br /> LO: To describe biological and psychological theories of crime and deviance <br /> To describe functionalist theories of crime and deviance

Lesson 4- Sub-cultural theories<br /> A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance <br /> <br /> To evaluate Merton’s strain theory <br /> To explain and evaluate subcultural theories<br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 5- Sub-cultural theories<br /> A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance <br /> <br /> LO: To understand the subcultural strain theory perspective on deviance. <br /> To evaluate the subcultural strain theory perspective on deviance. <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 6- Strain theory- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To describe and evaluate Miller’s theory of crime and deviance. <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 7- Control theory- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To describe and evaluate Herschi’s social bond theory of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 16- Right Realism 2of2- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe Right Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate Right Realist theories of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 11- Interactionist theories 2of2-A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To describe and evaluate internationalist theories of crime and deviance. <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Lesson 10- Interactionist theories 1of2- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify and describe Interactionist theories of crime and deviance. <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity

Section 2, Lesson 2: Crime statistics 2of2<br /> A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To identify types of crime statistics <br /> To evaluate the reliability of crime statistics<br /> <br /> Powerpoint and student activity

Lesson 8- Marxist theory- A Level sociology AQA, Crime and Deviance<br /> <br /> LO: To understand and describe the Marxist theory of crime and deviance <br /> To evaluate the Marxist theory of crime and deviance <br /> <br /> Power point and student activity