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• Ain't I a woman?: Speech given by S. Truth.  To be used with A2 Feminism ppt and handout
• word document on divorce: How to get that grade A when writing A level essays with reference to divorce essay
• AQA GCSE sociology - poverty: PPT slides on poverty - aimed at the old spec, but could easily be adapted for new spec or A level.  
• AQA A CRIME AND DEVIANCE: ESSAY PLAN: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CRIME RATES
• Questionnaires: I use this as a starter - students need to work out what is wrong with the questions.
• Crime and Deviance Durkheim fill in the blanks notebook file: OCR
• Better presentation on the CJS, policing and policies - SCLY4: Following advice from Hannah Connellan, this presentation has been adapted to include stuff on Radical and Positivist Victimology. Muchas, muchas grathias to Hannah. Will work out how to delete previo
• Gender and Crime Worksheet: Created for OCR, could be used for other exam boards as well.
• Ethnicity and Crime Worksheet: Using the new Sociology A2 for OCR book (pages 67-68). A summary sheet for students to fill in and revise from.
• Revision Posters for Crime and Deviance: Some revision sheets for the start of the OCR C+D module.
• Gender Key Studies Worksheet: Students to use OCR textbook (Waugh et al) to complete the worksheet
• 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
• Exploring the Research Process Booklet: OCR AS Spec - first stage of exploring the research process.  Covers the basics of the Specification  - in Publisher Format
• Families and Households - Divorce: Summary of arguments surounding increase in divorce rate - for sociology of families and households.
• Families and Households - Marriage and Cohabitation: Handout for students to fill in
• Diamond exercise on appeal of scts and cults: As the description says.
• Research Methods Crossword (SCLY 2) Answers: The answer sheet to the crossword.
• A3 Revision Sheet for Social Construction of Crime: Created for OCR spec - topics 1 and 4 - a consolidation sheet for students to complete. This is created as an A3 sheet so needs a3 printer.
• A3 Revision Sheet for Crime Theories: Created for OCR spec - a consolidation sheet for students to complete. This is created as an A3 sheet so needs a3 printer.
• A3 Revision Sheet for Victims and Solutions to Crime: Created for OCR spec - topics 3 and 5 - a consolidation sheet for students to complete. This is created as an A3 sheet so needs a3 printer.
• A3 Revision Sheet for Trends in Crime: Created for OCR spec - a consolidation sheet for students to complete. This is created as an A3 sheet so needs a3 printer.
• Research Methods Consolidation A3 Sheet: Consolidation of quantitative and qualitative methods - created as an A3 sheet so needs an A3 printer. OCR G671
• Jan 2011 Pre Release Consolidation Sheet: Created for the Jagger study but could be adapted for any pre-release. Created as A3 so needs A3 printer.
• Soc of Education - Meritocracy Activity: I laminate and cut out a few sets of these.  Each group then has to sort them according to whether or not the success of these individuals is evidence of meritocracy or not.  We generally ha
• Longitudinal & Case Studies Summary: Simple Summary containing Description and Evaluative points for methods section on Longitudinal and Case Studies
• Sampling Lesson Summary Sheet: I usually print these on A5 so as to save paper, they just ensurethat no matter the outcome of the session, students always have condensed notes with which to revise.   DS
• AS Sociology Revision Guide: Unit1 Families and Household Revision Guide
• SCLY2 Sociology of Education with Research Methods: SCLY2 Sociology of Education with Research Methods, for AQA.  This is a great lesson for tutor/student interaction  with the role-play activity.  The tip is to be very difficult
• Class and educational achivement loop activity: Dish out cards. Start with the question 'what is cultural deprivation?' - the student with the correct answer reads out theres and then asks the question on their card.
• Green crime: green crime
• media represntations of crime: details taken from AQA textbook with added activity of content analysis
• OCR SCY2 Education: Diamond nine starter exercise to encourage students start thinking about relative poverty goes with the notebook I have uploaded on material poverty. Ask students to rank what is most  important
• OCR SCY2 Education: Group discussion exercise - material deprivation and it's impact on education
• education policies 1988-2005: a chart that can be cut up and used as a mix and match summary task. matches policies against aims. evaluation given also. (this is a publisher file and not word as suggested below!!)
• Family Revision Quiz: A PowerPoint quiz for the Sociology of the Family
• Welfare State GCSE Sociology: An intro to the hostory of the welfare state and the 5 evil giants
• Theories - A2 Soc. Unit 4: this is part of a sample essay for the theory section, also the essay plan sheet with the summary of the main points for functionalism . Taken from the collins book by Moore , Chapman and Aiken
• Planning for Educania:  In groups students must design a complete education system and give clear reasons for their choices.  
• Educania 2: Educania, the second part of the task
• AQA Crime and deviance Taboo game Sociologists names: Taboo game using sociologists names. Guess the sociologist without using their name or the taboo words. Great as a revision starter.
• AS AQA Education - Summary of 24 key sociolgists: Students match the 24 names to the 24 summaries.
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Fundamentalism: Powerpoint on the causes of religiuos fundamentalism
• AQA Families and Households - family diversity - 10 contrasting staements: Student activity involving identifying which type of sociologist is associated with each statements and then summarigin supporting evidence that could be cited to evaluate their argument
• AQA Families and Households - role of the family in society - revsing the 4 main viewpoints: Powerpoint with a brief summary and images of the four main theories.  Students to identify which is functionalist etc.
• AQA Families and Households - childhood topic: Powerpoint on Sue Palmers idea of 'toxic childhood'
• AQA Families and Households - childhood topic - key concepts: Powerpt giving definitions of 4 key concepts
• AQA Families and Households - childhood topic - starter: Starter to a lesson on the childhood topic
• AQA Families and Households - demography topic: Basic statistics on the six main issues
• AQA Families and Households - Postmodernism on the role of family: Outline of the postmodern perspective on family diversity.  Covers the views of three sociologists.
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject: Card sorting exercise where stduents match the theroy/concept/name to the card offering a brief explanation
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject - Consensus vs conflcit views: Student activity involving organising the cards into two columns
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject - Structure vs action perspectives: Student activity invovling organising the cards into two columns
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject - 18 basic ideas: Student activity - match the cards
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject - student activity: Student thinking task that could be tried after 2 or 3 lessons
• AQA Education - State Policies: Basic table and options which stduents can cut out and match
• AQA Education - Theory topic: Starter activity that could follow a basic lesson on the functionalist and Marxist views of education
• AQA Education - Differential Achievement topic: Plenary activity
• AQA Education - Differential Achievement topic: A handout to test students knowledge - starter in pairs or a plenary task.
• AQA Education - Relationships Within the Classroom topic: Summary of six key studies
• AQA Education - Theory topic: Higher order concepts to stretch your able students
• AQA Education - Revision of the Unit: Activity - students to match the 40 terms to the appropriate topic area.  In small groups this lpromote some useful discussion points.  Extension activity could be the make links between the
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Social Change: Table to help students organise their ideas on Durkheim, Marx and Weber
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Role of religion in society: Teacjer powerpoint introducing the basic ideas of five theories plus student activity sheet
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Role of religion in society: Summary of 12 key sociologists - I used this as a wall display in the corridor which stduents extracted information from.  See seperate activity handout that stdeunts use to record info in.
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Revision: Group activity - students match the info in each box to the appropriate catergory.  Extension activity on the whiteboard is to find links between the items and find opposing viewpoints/evidence
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Role of religion in society: Starter activity -match names and concepts
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Functionlsist Analysis of the Role of Religion in Society: Table summaring the four main viewpoints with supporting evidence and evaluation points.  Students match up the evidence.
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Secularisation: Starter activity to evaluate Wilson.
• AQA A2 Beliefs Unit - Secularisation: Table to summarise Wilson - provides supporting evidence and criticisms.  Students can use the handout to identify the appropriate criticisms
• AQA Methods - Positivism and Interpretivism: Introduction lesson
• AQA Methods - Quantitative and Qualitative Data: A range of statements that students identify as strengths or weaknesses of either quanitative or qualitative data.
• AQA Methods - Key Methodological Terms: Definitions of key words.  Handout with the complete version plus student activity sheet
• AQA Methods - Evaluating the Rsearch Methods: Table to help students organise their notes
• AQA Methods - Answering the 20 Mark Question: A framework to help students answer the Section 2 question on applied research methods
• AQA Methods - The Experiment Method: If you have access to the Jane Ellioot 'Brown Eyes/Blue Eyes' documentary this handout could help stduents organsioe their notes and answer a 20 mark question on the experiement method.
• What is Sociology?: An activity for that first A level lesson in sociology.  In pairs students respond to the stimulus images to write a statement explaining what sociology is all about. 
• What is Sociology?: Introduction and student activity focused on the terms norms, values, roles and status.
• What is Sociology?: brief intro to the concepts of structure and action -  images should stimulate student contributions
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject: Starter activity following a lesson on functionalsim and Marxism
• What is Sociology?: Activity matching basic funtionlaist and Marxist concepts and definitions
• AS Sociology - Induction to the Subject - Socialisation: Activity whereby in small groups studetns answer a set of questions
• Functionalism and crime worksheet: This is a workseet I give to students to complete once I have taught them the functionalist perspective of crime
• Aqa Health: Theories of health activity marxism etc
• SCLY1 big fat quiz of the year: End of unit quiz I use for my AS sociology classes.  The last round is a music round I used youtube to play clips of songs. Sisters are doing it for themselves - feminism Money money money - Ma
• Introduction to Mass Media: Just starting to plan Mass Media for A2. Finding it to hard to find recources! Thought this may be of use to anyone who needs an introduction to the topic.
• A2 Crime and Deviance - Traditional Marxism: Typed version of the notes I made in lesson.
• SCLY3 Religion Research Task: Used as an intro to religion for year 12 before starting year 13
• SCLY3 Religion discussion topics: Prompt for discussions on some relgious topics
• SCLY4 State Crimes: Visuals for globalisation and crime and state crimes
• Talula does the hula from hawaii: Intro to what is sociology looking at names, from bbc webbsite
• Gender Identities Workbook unfinished: This is suitable for OCR AS, it is unfinished, but i hope it will be helpful to someone, please credit James White they are his hard work not mine!
• GCSE Sociology: Social mobility: For AQA GCSE specification.For unit 2; Inequality
• GCSE Sociology; which social class?: For GCSE Sociology unit 2. Following work on poverty and the underclass (culture of poverty), students are asked to guess the social class based on page one. The answer can either be underclass or upp
• GCSE Sociology: Ethnicity: Summary of some points on ethnicity for GCSE Sociology, unit 2
• studying society: G.C.S.E introductory lesson
• Introduction to Sociology IGCSE PREZI: I have taken several other resources including OCR intro to sociology and created a PREZI that uses that material
• Intro to sociology IGCSE PREZI: This is an introduction to Sociology for IGCSE. It has been compiled from several other sources and put in the prezi format. The file is in a ZIP file. Just unzip it and open the prezi. It will
• COMIC: The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism: A2 AQA SCLY£ Beliefs in Society. My students were finding Weber's key study a bit confusing so I created a really simple comic for them to look at to get us started. It's a bit basic but an easy
• Gender Roles: Taken from Families and Households SCLY1. This handout charts changes in the DDOLD. Taken from my book with added exercises I hope you find this useful. I am an examiner and Head of Sociology in high
• Hallowe'en (Samhain) activity: A presentation and activity to explore Pagan ritual and to apply Sociological concepts. Script for mystery play will be attached.
• Hallowe'en (Samhain) activity.: The script for the mystery play to accompany the Hallowe'en (Samhain) lesson.
• As sociology: Social class and education example essay
• AQA Crime and Deviance: PPT about how crime is measured using Wilson Kidd textbook GCSE
• AQA GCSE Crime and Deviance: Ranking activity for reasons why people do not report crime.
• AQA GCSE Crime and Deviance: Word document that accompanies the PPT based on how do we measure crime
• GCSE Sociology Research Methods: This lesson was used as the first lesson in a RM SOW - it introduces what qualitative/quantitative and primary/secondary data and methods are. The students love the mindmap from memory (they work in g
• Exemplar 12 point exam answers- AQA Unit 1 families: Exemplar 12 point exam question answers- AQA Unit 1 families