This resource explains three theories that are used in the interpretations of sociological perspectives. The resource explain functional , Marxist , Conflict and symbolic interactionist Perspective. Prepared for GCSE AS / A/L Sociology. Contains examples and illustrations on the usage of the theories.

The resource is made foe AS and AL Sociology. It explains labeling theory. It shows the social roles in labeling , and discusses other related sociological issues such as culture, society, gender etc as regards labeling. The resource contains key terms used in describing labeling. The resource contains key takeaways and lesson objectives on how to teach the topic. It breaks it down into soft and hard labeling and explains the theory of George Mead on labeling.

The resource is prepared for KS3 social studies and Global Perspectives on What makes us human? – Are Humans The Only Animals That Can Remember?

This resource is made for social studies.It explains unemployment and consequences of unemployment.It looks into social and economic consequences of unemployment. Prepared for KS3.

The resource is made for AS/ AL Sociology. It shows arguments on Micro, Macro, and meso levels of global stratification.It uses modernization and World system theories as well as dependency theories to explain inequality in the world economy and global stratification, and why they are realities. The resource explains the distinction between core countries and peripheries etc.

This resource shows what deviant behaviour means. It explains types of deviance and different theories . The resource explains structural functionalism, labeling, conflict theory and how they are used in the interpretation of crime and deviance.Prepared for AS/ A/L Sociology.

This resource is made for KS3 for Social Studies and Global Perspectives. It explains the meaning and consequences of unemployment. Explains various impact on the poor and society.

This resource is prepared for Sociology IGCSE. It explains the concept and meaning of Symmetrical Family.It shows Wilmot and Young explanations and argument on symmetrical family.

This resource is made for KS3 Sociology. It explains the origins of Sociology as a discipline, and the different branches of sociology , their uses and how to research on the different branches of sociology.

This resource explains the views of Max Weber on society.The resource shows the divergent views of Max Weber , with other theorists such as Karl Marx , and Duckheim on society. The resource looks at Weber’s view on religion, rationalisation Science etc as they shape the society. Prepared for Sociology IGCSE and AS/ A-Level

The resource explains Social and Formal Norms in Sociology…Using Breaching Experiments to explain the concepts.Made for Sociology IGCSE and AS Level.

This resource explains the impact of parental divorce on children. It explains the social and psychological impact of divorce on couples , family and how children are impacted in their behaviours and social conduct, education and health.

This resource explains why social control it is.The resource is made for IGCSE Sociology.It shows theories used in studying Social Control and Punishment .

The resource explains the meaning of social construction in sociology. It shows their examples and why they are not realities. It explains why they are used and why sociologist use social constructions.Prepared for Sociology Lesson.

This resource explains the meaning of the concept Social inequality. It shows the reasons why it occurs. It explains the various theories used in explaining social inequality.Prepared for Sociology Lesson, Year 10.and 11

Prepared for Sociology Year 10, and 11 This resource explains different views of sociologists on socialization It explains and Summaries Primary Socialization of : Freud’s Theory of Personality Development = Mead’s Theory of Social Behaviorism =Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development And =Cooley’s Theory of the Looking-Glass Self The resource explains how personality is formed and how biological and environmental factors affect socialization processes.

The lesson is prepared for Sociology of Household and family, and gender and roles.In this lesson , it explains how Oakley looked at the ‘conventional family’, namely the nuclear family, and studied its impact on society and individuals. Her definition of a conventional family was.

The resource shows and explains what marriage means. It explains the legal and social functions of marriage.The resource shows the the universality of marriage,and the changing patterns of marriage in the western world.Prepared for Sociology and social studies.

The resource is a power point lesson prepared for students who take Sociology. It explains the meaning of poverty. It explains three levels of poverty and shows the causes and consequences of poverty and how it can be checked. it uses example to explain the phenomenon and attributes of poverty.

This resource is made for A/S and A/L Sociology. The resource is explains Scientific Method of studying Sociology. It explains how experimentation and hypothesis are used in Sociology. It also shows how sociology differ with physical sciences in terms of experimentation and observation. It explains other forms of sociological methods.