This lesson is from Topic 6 - Organisations, movements and members. The lesson has been made in a way that students will require the textbook however, feel free to tweak to your liking. It includes images, youtube videos etc…

A lesson which introduces students to Crime and Deviance. This PowerPoint includes links to past papers, mark schemes and examiners reports; It also includes a break down of the topics, images and key pieces of information such as what is crime and deviance (including examples).

Work sheets on The New Right Perspective on Education. It can be used within the lesson or as a homework task.

A lesson on the advantages and disadvantages of Interviews

Introduction to Sociology and Research Methods. This resource includes a research methods activity.

A lesson on experiments (lab, field and the comparativ method) based on the Webb, Westergaard, Trobe and Townsend textbook. Includes tasks, images, videos etc. Feel free to tweak to your liking!

A detailed sociology lesson on pupil subcultures. This lesson is loaded with activities, images and YouTube videos to consolidate learning. There is also information in the notes section which one can refer to. The lesson also touches partially on ‘Pupils’ class identities and the school’ - Tweak to your liking. Best used with the textbook - Rob Webb (Author), Hal Westergaard (Author), Keith Trobe (Author), Annie Townend (Author).

A GCSE AQA lesson based on Feminism. This resource contains a starter, plenary, images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 22 - 23 from the David Brown textbook. This lesson is best taught with the textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the Functionalist and Marxist view of Crime. This resource contains images, questions (with answers) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 185 - 187 from the David Brown textbook but does not require the textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on Conjugal roles - the Feminist view. This resource contains images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 101 - 102 from the David Brown textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the alternatives to the family. This resource contains images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 93 - 95 from the David Brown textbook.

A detailed lesson with pictures, work sheets and youtube clips on Educational Policy in Britain with a focus on comprehensive schools, marketisation, parentocracy etc - feel free to tweak to your liking!

A sociology lesson on the process of research. Feel free to tweak to your liking

A sociology lesson on the process of research.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on formal and informal social control. This resource contains images and questions (with answers in the notes section). Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 189 - 193 from the David Brown textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the social construction of crime. This resource contains images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 179 - 180 from the David Brown textbook but does not require a textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the sociological explanations for crime and deviane - including sociologists such as Merton and Becker. This resource contains images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 181 - 184 from the David Brown textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the sociology of crime and deviance. This resource contains images, questions (with answers in the notes section) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 172 - 173 from the David Brown textbook but does not require the textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on The New Right. This resource is a worksheet that includes questions (with answers in the notes section) and images. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 24 - 25 from the David Brown textbook. This lesson is best taught with the textbook.

A GCSE AQA lesson based on the Functionalist view of Crime. This resource contains images, questions (with answers) and much more. Feel free to tweak! Based on pages 185 - 186 from the David Brown textbook but does not require the textbook. Get the Functionalist and Marxist view of Crime Worksheet together: www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-gcse-sociology-the-functionalist-and-marxist-view-on-crime-12414848