A unit companion to go with Family and Households unit. Contains core content, key studies and consolidation tasks. Could be used to support in class, homework, cover work and/ore remote learning.

This spreadsheet has 85 Questions in Total: 45 - 10 markers 40 - 20 Markers 21 on Debates 35 on Perspectives 28 on Research Methods You can filter the sheet to find questions according to question type, topic and marks. These are not quality assured by AQA, nor are they from any textbook. They are ones I have created so forgive any typos.

This spreadsheet has 136 Questions in Total: 60 - Knowledge Questions [4 & 6] 34 - 10 with Item markers 42 - 30 Markers 39 on Theories of Crime 24 on Social Distribution of Crime 10 on Measuring crime 9 on Media and crime 27 on Crime Control and Prevention 27 on Globalisation and Crime You can filter the sheet to find questions according to question type, topic and marks. These are not quality assured by AQA, nor are they from any textbook. They are ones I have created so forgive any typos.

3 Concept Picture Starters that can be used for both A Level and GCSE Sociology 1 - Family and Households 2 - Sociological Perspectives 3 - Family, Education and Theory and Methods. Answers on the files

Editable versions of the ISB booklets aim to help students focus their self study and continued revision. They contain worksheets to structure the process which follows the spaced study system. Each topic has: Topic overview and links to resources Notes Grid Knowledge Organiser Consolidation Task ESQ practice.

This is the updated editable version of the Independent study book for AQA A Level sociology unit - Theory and Methods combined.

Bookmarks for student folders giving structure advice for essay questions, 10 markers and Methods in Context. Each bookmark has the suggested structure and sentence starters to help students structure their exam style questions.

This crib sheet takes students through what is expected for each of the question styles on the new GCSE Sociology exam. I give this out at the start of the year so they can use it when doing exam practice in class or at home. I also allow them to use it in the first couple of assessments and then phase it out. I print it on bright paper and laminate it so that it lasts the year, but could also be stuck in exercise books.