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• Resource - Sociology Glossary: Glossary across GCSE & A-level
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Multi Choice: Suitable for OCR AQA based on Haralambos Student Handbook chapter on crime and deviance
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance handout Social Order Social Control: Suitable for AQA OCR
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Jock Young Worksheet: Suitable for OCR AQA Crime and Deviance
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Intro to Deviance Workbook: Suitable for OCR AQA really good , from sociology.org.uk
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Statistics worksheet: OCR AQA
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Functionalist ppt with activities: OCR AQA
  
  
• Resource - Crime and Deviance Globalisation and Crime Activity: Sample pages with activities AQA some may be suitable for OCR
  
  
• Resource - AQA/OCR Crime and Deviance - Labelling theory Tarsian jigsaw: Good for a starter or pleanry.  Its a tarsian jigsaw that recaps the key theorists, studies and terms associated with labelling theory (suitable for AQA and OCR specs)  You need to download
  
  
• Resource - A Very short Introuduction to positivism and interpretivism: You can use this for OCR or AQA really, it is a shrot and simple illustrated description of the theoretical approaches to social research
  
  
• Resource - Merton and Strain Theory: A PowerPoint Presentation with activities embedded on Merton's Strain Theory. A general introduction suitable for both AQA and OCR. Comments would be appreciated.
  
  
• Resource - Interactionist Approaches to Education: A PowerPoint Presentation with activities embedded on Interactionist approaches to education. It is a a general introduction for A Level students and should be suitable for both exam boards. Comments
  
  
• Resource - Sociological Perspectives on Age: This is good for the somewhat under-resourced section on sociological theories of age inequalities in Stratification and Differentation for AQA or Social Inequalities for OCR. The exam question used
  
  
• Resource - Strategies for challenging: A range of strategies for challenging high ability students. These can be used at GCSE and A Level with any exam board.