Colourful and engaging Theories of Religion quiz, comprising of: 98 quick-fire questions. Separate evaluation sections for clarity. Cornered photographs to improve memory (ideal for visual learners). Belongs to £10 bundle containing every topic quiz (saves you £4!).

A student’s five super-informative spider diagrams created at the beginning of their Beliefs in Society course, covering: Buddhism Hinduism Islam Sikhism Christianity Ideal for wider reading, and colour-coded in red/green to signify oppression/inclusion, this resource mixes article, podcast, film and other research to encourage pupils to think beyond the textbook.

Brief topic 2 notes for Beliefs in Society - evaluation and images included!

A student’s summary on left realism for Topic 4 of the Crime and Deviance course.

Colourful infographic on the strengths/weaknesses of secondary sources in the Research Methods section of the course. Acronym included for the sociologist Scott!

Animated Education quizzes for topics 1-3, probing students on all the key information, sociologists, data and evaluation. Portraits of main theorists placed in the corner of most slides to stimulate memorisation. Averaging at 30 slides and 100+ questions (average completion time = 45 minutes).

26-page Word document summarising the six Education themes and their sub-topics, with the sociologists highlighted digitally and their key phrases emboldened. Contains some tables comparing the takes of different theories.

Two posters outlining sociological theories on the New Right and Neoliberalism, including those of Chubb and Moe, Ball, Gewirtz, and David.

Two fun posters recalling the functionalist perspective for Education, referencing Durkheim, Parsons, Davis and Moore, and Blau and Duncan. Evaluation included.

37-slide fun PowerPoint for revising the Childhood topic in Families and Households, using stimulating imagery - such as a pill and a drawing of Cher - for sociologist recall (in this case, Pilcher (1995)!). A short exercise guaranteeing quick and effective revision.

A student’s one-page chart outlining the three different sociological definitions of religion, with theorists highlighted for memorisation.

A student’s multihued, wider reading-packed poster for Topic 6 of the Beliefs in Society course, specifically focusing on age disparities in religiosity.

A student’s poster which, assisted by some quantitative wider reading, recaps Steve Bruce’s insight into Poland and Iran, particularly magnifying cultural defence in the former.

Three fun visual displays conveying the various theories for science as a closed belief system.

A student’s two posters for Topic 5 of the Beliefs in Society course that, alongside sprinkles of wider reading, cover: God and Globalisation in India. Capitalism in East Asia. Pentecostalism in Latin America/globally.

A handout on the Dewsbury Bombers case to exemplify Taylor et al’s full social theory of deviance.

It felt strange selling these resources separately, so here they are for free! Although random, they evaluate the research methods of observation, interviews and secondary sources. Enjoy!

Brief 9-slide free PowerPoint on family diversity from the Families and Household section, with evaluation, images and underlined terminology.

Four free quizzes recapping topics 1, 4, 5 and 7 of Families and Households - the other areas have been excluded as a result of changes to learning in lockdown (however, complete sets for the Year 13 content* are available for a small fee). *Crime and Deviance, Beliefs in Society