Socialisation lesson plan and powerpoint on primary and secondary socialisation as well as a good definition of the agents of socialisation

These are the lesson titles and aims I used to plan the Theme D lessons. It’s advised you use the Edexcel Citizenship Today textbook to support your delivery of the lessons.

Lesson on self esteem for KS3. Differentiated worksheets included.

Entire scheme of work for Theme C.

PowerPoint presentation looking at the principles of law, how it’s created and how it changes.

Display for use in sociology departments with added sociologists from diverse backgrounds. Credit to rebeccaleggett for the orignal display.

Powerpoint looking at the role of a free press in democratic countries.

Powerpoint examining our role as global citizens, the Geneva Conventions and the war in Syria.

PowerPoint presentation looking at both sides of the abortion debate and their rights.

Powerpoint with activities around digital democracy and how it can be used to influence political opinions in society.

Powerpoint looking at the Editor’s Code of Practice in the UK. Examining different cases where it has had to be used and answering questions based on this.

Powerpoint presentation about political participation in the UK.

Powerpoint presentation and cases about journalism and how it is used to hold Governments and people to account.

Powerpoint examining the rules of war and how they are applied in different contexts.

Powerpoint presentation with activities for Theme D Power and Influence. Comparing different types of government around the world. Several activities, differentiated and ready to use.

Powerpoint presentation looking at Trade Unions and Rights in the Workplace.

Powerpoint looking at the UK’s role around the world and our involvement in different international organisations.

Powerpoint presentation on the changing patterns of migration in the UK over the years. Good to deliver alongside the Citizenship Today textbook.

Powerpoint looking at indirect and direct democracy and how we can influence change using pressure groups.