Compare the ways that 4 poems present attitudes to family focus.

Hunsaker and Callahan, Student Assessment and Evaluation

Construct Sentences from Word Cards

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Content / key ideas to be addressed for speaking and listening requirements as a group

Levels 4+5 clearly outlined.

To know a wider range of linking phrases

WJEC Unit 2: Religion and Human Experience Module 1: Religion and Conflict Key Concepts Specialist Language Religious Examples for Christianity and Islam with quotes Practice Exam questions - how to approach each question and then a range of questions.

Exercises for A-level students to develop their writing skills using activities from ‘The Writing Revolution’ (Hochman and Wexler). This set of activities focusing on the second chapter of the book: ‘sentence expansion and note-taking: getting students to process what they’ve read.’ My own high-ability A-level English literature set have found this resource invaluable in helping them understand the writing process and improve their own writing across their A-levels.

Exercises for A-level students to develop their writing skills using activities from ‘The Writing Revolution’ (Hochman and Wexler). This set of activities focusing on the third and fourth chaptersf the book: ‘one step at a time: why students need to plan before they write’ and ‘first steps in planning: the single-paragraph outline.’ My own high-ability A-level English literature set have found this resource invaluable in helping them understand the writing process and improve their own writing across their A-levels. This is the third resource I have created for this scheme. I would highly recommend completing activity 1 and 2 before attempting activity 3 as the skills build on each other.

Exercises for A-level students to develop their writing skills using activities from ‘The Writing Revolution’ (Hochman and Wexler). This set of activities focusing on the first chapter of the book: ‘sentence-level writing: the basic building blocks of writing.’ My own high-ability A-level English literature set have found this resource invaluable in helping them understand the writing process and improve their own writing across their A-levels.

Lesson 12 for the new Sociology OCR specification, unit 1: H580 The lesson looks at two more conflict theories: Weberism and Feminism. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

A lesson for the new Sociology OCR specification, unit 1: H580 Family. The lesson looks at the nuclear family from the functionalist perspective. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

Lesson 7 for the new Sociology OCR specification, unit 1: H580 The lesson introduces the concept of Functionalism and Consensus Theory. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

A lesson for the new Sociology OCR specification, unit 1: H580 Family. The lesson looks at the nuclear family from the New Right perspective. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

A feedback lesson on the mini-mock I set my class (Section A of this exam - the 6/12/20 mark questions) on the first short half term of lessons (my lessons uploaded on the TES as Lessons 1-11). This lesson talks through each question, providing students with a model answer and an opportunity to improve each of their own mock exam questions. There is also an opportunity in the DNA/Plenary for students to reflect on the mock and share this with you as their teacher. Links to the resources for this lesson: Mock Preparation Lesson https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sociology-h580-h180-mini-mock-preparation-lesson-tests-lessons-1-11-11142917 Walking Talking Mock Exam https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sociology-h580-h180-mini-mock-ocr-template-writing-frames-class-support-and-mark-scheme-11151166 PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

An introduction to the family, looking at the differences between a family and a household and introducing a range of different family types.

Changing Family Types: Marriage and Divorce A whole lesson with activities looking at how marriage and divorce rates, law changes, attitudes etc have changed the types of families we now find in the UK. Homework is included, deepening understanding of the topic. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

A lesson for the new Sociology OCR specification, unit 1: H580 Family The lesson looks at family diversity, with a focus on class. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.

A whole lesson with activities looking at demography and age. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING FOR FURTHER RESOURCES AND DO LEAVE ME FEEDBACK SO I CAN KEEP IMPROVING THE LESSONS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS.