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• Cultural Capital quiz: Fun quiz for introducing the idea of cultural capital
• Hidden Curriculum article: Useful article for promote discussion of the hidden curriculum is edcuation.
• sociology key words: Key words for GCSE Sociology: family, education and work
• OCR - The Family: Model exam answer
• You are the magistrate: Fun activity for GCSE students studying crime and deviance but can also be used to get A2 students talking!
• Different types of education: A fun activity to get students exploring different types of school designed for GCSE students but easily adaptable for AS. Will need to collect some school prospectuses or an book ICT room
• GCSE Sociology: Defining the Family: Worksheet on the different types of family
• GCSE Sociology: Group Work on Marriage: Good for discussion (especially higher tier candidates)
• GCSE Sociology: Social Change Summary Table: Useful for the topic on studying society.
• Ideas for starters: Useful for AfL and engaging students
• GCSE Sociology: Social Control Activity: Activity used to get students thinking about social control, sanctions, rules, norms etc
• Handout - Introduction to Sociological perspectives / Theories: A basic introduction sheet (1page) on sociological perspectives/theories.Designed to help students understand that theories offer different answers to the same questions.
• OCR AS Religion Revision Notes: Mainly for legacy spec, but can be adapted.
• OCR AS Family Revision Notes: Mainly for legacy spec but can be adated
• OCR AS Youth and Culture Revision Notes: For legacy spec but can be adated
• OCR A2 Inequality and Difference Revision Notes: For legacy spec but please feel free to adapt
• OCR A2 Inequality and Difference Revision in Diagrams: Revision in diagrams - same stuff, different layout
• AQA AS Families and Household Functionalist Theories: A study guide for functionalist theories of the family
• AQA AS Families and Households Marxist Theories: A study guide for delivering Marxist theories
• AQA AS Families and Households CHanging Patterms of Family LIfe: A study guide for this
• Turn and Think Board: A board game to aid understanding and check learning. See 'ideas' for instructions
• Turn and Think Cards: Role cards for Turn and Thing game
• gcse ethnicity and crime: Text from powerpoint.Basic gcse intro to topic.Handout will stand alone
• A/S intro to feminism: Intro to feminism handout to go with ppoint.
• A/S wjec: identity from 5 key perspectives
• gcse nation state: handout for ppoint.Basic notes
• A2 sub cultural theories of crime: Handout for ppoint .Will stand alone description and evaluation of the subcultural theories of crime
• WJEC SOC 1 introductory sow: An unfinished scheme of work (well pretty much full lesson plans).  L1-13 are fully complete and I am working on others.  As I am not a sociologist, and this is the first time i am teaching
• EOC Research - Dads and their babies: A good resource for teaching gender identities/femininities/masculinities, etc.
• Marxism Vs Neo-Marxism: A worksheet where students can compare and contrast Marxist and Neo-Marxist views. I used it for the media, but can be used in many parts of the course
• WJEC SOC 1 finished sow: Not perfect - but it does now have ideas for the whole unit, about 24 lessons and 11 more than the unfinished scheme i posted. Any ideas of improvement gratefully accepted - I've relied heavily on NG
• The study of Society Sow: About 14-18 lessons - depends on how accurate my expected timings might be.  Focusses on the second part of WJEC SOC 1 and the different reseacrh methods used.  Utilises You Tube clips, and
• Functionalist and Marxist Theories of Religion Knowledge Check Worksheet: Useful as a re-cap or as a revision aid.
• AQA AS level assessment rubric: Assessment Objectives divided into grade descriptions for As level.
• Year 13 General markscheme: the AQA general marksheme for teachers.
• Feral Children- Worksheet for "Mindshock" Prog: A selection of questions for students to answer whilst watching the  Channel 4 "Mindshock" documentary about Feral Children.
• AQA SCLY 1 Wealth, Welfare and Poverty: Not quite finished version of an attempt to fit it all in one study guide.
• AQA Global Development Unit 1 Defnitions etc: A study guide for Global development
• AQA Global Development Unit 2 Modernisation Theories: A study guide
• AQA Families and Households anagrams: Sheets with anagrams on, 2nd page has the answers for teachers. Useful for a starter, end of term etc.
• AQA Familes and Households pictionary: Words/phrases. Need printing out onto card, laminating and cutting into individual phrases. Dividing class into teams, each one takes it in turn to take a word (unseen by others) and draw on the board
• Sociology Glossary: Glossary across GCSE & A-level
• Families and Households Revision Wordsearch: Designed for AS AQA spec
• A2 AQA NEW SECTS AND CULTS: AN EXTENSIVE PLAN FOR THE  Evaluate the view that new cults and sects are replacing traditional religion as the means for experiencing and expressing religious belief in the world today
• A2 AQA EXTENSIVE PLAN: An extensive plan - The main function of religion in society is to dull the pain of oppression
• positivism and interpretivism:  A very brief overview of each perspective
• Life Chances Handout: Very shocking lifechances handout, should wake a sleepy class up
• Starter/plenary for New Media: The person with the question with (start) on it reads the question, the rest of the class need to read their answers I the one who thinks they have the right answer reads it out - if correct they then
• Starter/plenary new media: Here is the Loop questions with the answers - I find it easier to have these in my hand while doing this exercise as sometimes I get confused!
• Model essay for G&T GCSE Sociology AQA: An example of an old spec model essay example... To what extent... are the poor to blame for being in poverty
• A-Z of sociologists: A list of Sociologists - A-z but I do this at the end of a topic - get the students to write A-Z and the student who puts the most sociological terminology and theorists in - wins a prize
• key studies education: study and topic and theorist- provide studies with a blank version (only topics listed)
• Material deprevation (closed exercise) -completed: Social Class & Education
• stats on ineqality bbc report: information on the widening rich poor gap and childhood poverty
• Social class and inequality: Handout for powerpoint.basic introduction put together with information from Langley Pilkinton and Richardson Sociology in focus ocr a2
• AQA Unit 2 Education & Methods - check your progress document: This is a document for the front of their files - for ease of checking notes and tracking assignments. feedback and improvement suggestions gratefully received.
• GCSE Marking annotations and assessment rubric: I use it to help students self and peer assess 12 mark answers.
• Education Policies (Colour Coded): Policies from across the different governments colour coded. If printed students have to work it out themselves 
• Year 12 Theory test: Basic set of questions to test Lower 6th - they can self mark
• Revision guide OCR legacy: This is a revision guide for the legacy OCR exam.  It has been written based on the Blundell textbook.
• A2 Unit 3 - Religion - Age: 'fill in the blanks' worksheet for influence of age
• A2 Unit 3 - Religion - Ethnicity: Card sort for influence of ethnicity
• Applying the perspectivess: Set of statements (about religion), pupils have to 1) rank the 'interest' the perspectives would have in the statement, and 2) explain what the top 2 ranked perspectives would say about the statement.
• Ethical consideration dominoes: What it says on the tin.  Used for GCSE AQA
• GCSE AQA Ethics - 'acceptable/not?': Set of situations, first presented on slide & students must vote whether it was acceptable or not, and say why.  This gives them the key words & 'strict' answers to ethical questions
• GCSE AQA Sampling methods dominoes: image & example
• AQA GCSE Stratified & quota sampling, worksheet: Not a great worksheet but an attempt to get students to see the difference between quota & stratified sampling (the book is not at all clear on this).
• AQA GCSE Sampling - methods, pros, cons & examples: AQA GCSE Sampling - methods, pros, cons & examples Simple worksheet with each sampling method illustrated alongside a pro/con & example
• assessment for learning booklet: This is an asssessment for learning booklet that I adapted from a Psychology one I got from psychology exchange
• cultural diversity and multiculturalism: Information on definitions of both and a student activity at the bottom
• Informal Education for GCSE: Handout to accompany PowerPoint uploaded previously. Aimed at GCSE
• essay plan for question on media and identity dev for wjec: wjec media and identity dev mainly youth identity and a nod to consumerism
• AQA WPW glossary: definitions and measures poverty wealth and income: The file I used to make the Quizbusters game. Can be used for revisoin list; can be tasnferred to cards for sorting tasks; dominoes etc. This one is: definitions and measures poverty wealth and incom
• AQA WPW glossary: perspectives/explanations of poverty: The file I used to make the Quizbusters game. Can be used for revision list; can be transferred to cards for sorting tasks; dominoes etc.This one is: Perspectives: explanations of the existence and pe
• AQA SCLY1 Wealth, Poverty and Welfare - policies and provsion: The file I used to make the Quizbusters game. Can be used for revision list; can be transferred to cards for sorting tasks; dominoes etc.This one is: AQA SCLY1 Wealth, Poverty and Welfare - policies p
• AQA AS Sociology WPW: social groups & distribution of poverty: The file I used to make the Quizbusters game. Can be used for revision list; can be transferred to cards for sorting tasks; dominoes etc.This one is: AQA SCLY1 Wealth, Poverty and Welfare - distributi
• AQA AS WPW: 2.3 worksheet Wealth Concepts.doc:  The title is self-explanatory; the material is for teaching AQA AS Wealth Poverty and Welfare, based on Tony Lawson’s excellent book Available at: http://www.sociology.org.uk/as4aqa_2nd_in
• AQA AS WPW: 2.4 the income parade.doc:  An extract from an OU source on the 'income parade' - a means of illustrating the pattern of income inequality in the UK The whole source is available via the 'Open Learn' project.
• GCSE Sociology Extra reading and studies: A Word document with details of books, movies and TV series that can be used for students to extend learning. Thanks to all suggestions given on the disussion board; they have been very useful.
• Crime and Deviance workbook: This isnt my work, i have trawled lots of sites to pick up Crime and Deviance resources and this is one of them that was compiled by another kind teacher
• Crime and Deviance Policing the Crisis worksheet: Crime and Deviance social control issues and ethnicity
• Crime and Deviance Intro to Deviance Workbook: Suitable for OCR AQA really good , from sociology.org.uk
• Crime and Deviance Labelling worksheet: Labelling worksheet from sociology,org.uk
• Crime and Deviance Essays analysed: Great for revision
• Crime and Deviance Activity sheets: Works with Haralambos Themes and Perspectives
• Crime and Deviance previous exam questions: I know the spec has changed, but these are still useful if you pick and choose whats relevant for your current spec
• Crime and Deviance Revision Acitivity: Theory of crime revision OCR
• Crime and Deviance Globalisation and Crime Activity: Sample pages with activities AQA some may be suitable for OCR
• Crime and Deviance Victimology activity: Great activity sheet
• Crime and Deviance Unreliable Statistics worksheet: OCR
• Crime and Deviance Theories of Crime sorting activity: OCR
• Crime and Deviance Key Concepts Activity: OCR
• Crime and Deviance Delinquency Workbook: This may be more suitable for Youth and Crime but it has some areas that are good for Crime and Deviance
• list of sociologists AQA Beliefs: Revision
• list of sociologists AQA Education: revision
• correct sociologists beliefs AQA!: revision
• Revision - Researchers linked to theorists in education- OCR: My class liked this resources, it consolidates in a table with the researchers names linked to the topics, e.g. Marxism - Resistance - Hall and Jefferson - they need have to fill in the findings. I us
• Example 12 mark GCSE AQA A responses: Set of responses for pupils to mark & get an idea of what they need for each level.
• Beliefs Introduction Project (Year 12s Summer term): Activity for Year 12s when they come back for those last weeks of this school year
• State Crime Year 12 summer term project: A short project for Year 12s to introduce them to State crime at a time of year when attendance is regularly low.
• GCSE Family and Social Policy: Handout that was referred to in PP
• AQA SCLY3 33 mark markscheme: Student feedback sheet / markscheme for AQA SCLY3 with a serious of suggestions for improvement on the reverse
• AQA SCLY3 religion essay questions: pretty much all the SCLY3 and SCY4 religion essay questions since jan 2002
• methodsincontextata2: 9 mark answer to methods in context
• essay on marxism: a2 essayon marxism
• methodsincontextas: methodsincontextexercise on experi,emts and labelling: how to improve
• how to complete essay at AS for methods: Guidelines on how to complete essay comparing Positivism and Interpretivism
• essay titles family and households: List of possible as family and Household essay titles
• Sociological theory debate: Grid for the teory powerpoint
• Instructions for the debate: A how to debate guide for the theory lesson
• GCSE crime: Questions to accompany the movie Gran Torino, (Word Doc). Aimed at GCSE level.
• Gender roles at GCSE: Questions on gender roles related to the Movie 'Bend it Like Beckham' (Word Doc)
• media types activity: links with key developments in ownership and control powerpoint
• GCSE Family and divorce: Ranking activity on why divorce has increased. Goes with PowerPoint.
• GCSE Family and Divorce: Factors for increase in divorce. Statements to go with PowerPoint.
• a2 Beliefs in Society: Religious Organisations True or False: Straightforward True False quiz to check students understanding. If the statement is false they correct it with the right answer.
• AQA AS Education Revision Notes: Revision notes
• scheme of work crime wjec unit 4: this took me ages and was actually useful.(i dont usually look at them much after they're done.I got the format from Janis griffiths chief examiner at wjec.So thanks janis.Thought it might be helpful
• scheme of work for methods A/S wjec but qite generic: A fairly detailed scheme of work for methods it  is for wjec but is quite generic i think.I got the  very useful format  from Janis griffiths chief examiner at wjec.So thanks janis.
• Scheme of work theory and methods A level wjec but quite generic: Scheme of work for second year theory and methods.I spend a lot of time on methods in yr 1 so a lot of this is recap style lessons and students developing detailed essay plans/mindmaps for methods que
• BELIEFS IN SOCIETY SOW: BELIEFS IN SOCIETY SOW
• GCSE Scheme of work AQA Unit 1: Scheme of work for Studying Society based on Wilson and Kidd textbook.
• GCSE Scheme of work AQA Unit 2: Scheme of work for Families unit based on Wilson and Kidd.
• GCSE Scheme of work AQA Unit 3: Scheme of work for Education unit based on Wilson and Kidd.