A-Level Sociology Revision: 7. Families and Households
April 19, 2018
As with some of the other topics, revision materials for family life are both a bit scarce and a little bit dated, in the sense
As with some of the other topics, revision materials for family life are both a bit scarce and a little bit dated, in the sense
In this set of Learning Tables (mainly created by Miss K Elles) the focus is on analysis and evaluation with a section on application left
The final part of the Family chapter looks at “Roles, responsibilities and relationships within the family” through the media of: • Domestic division of labour
After the raw, enervating, excitement of Family Trends and the Role of Family in Society, the rollercoaster ride that is Family Life continues with the
This part of the family chapter examines the role of family in society through two different and opposing structural approaches: Functionalism / Neo-Functionalism and Marxism
A couple of years ago – November 2022 to be precise – we launched the Psychology Film Club as a way of offering our complete
The latest British Attitudes Survey on Gender Roles (and domestic labour in particular).
This is complemented by a short film (either 30 minutes or the 3 minute extract) on the Wages for Housework movement that developed out of feminist arguments in the early 1970’s.
Another set of Personal Learning Checklists with which to welcome in the
New Year.
Personal Learning Checklists (PLCs) are a useful revision tool for both students and teachers because they allow both to identify areas of strength and weakness
Every now and then – between creating short-but-beautifully-crafted films and resources that both push the a-level envelope and suggest interesting new ways of doing familiar
Following from a safe distance the recent batches of A-level Knowledge Organisers (A Few More A-level Sociology Knowledge Organisers and Even More Sociology A-Level Organisers)
A little like the iconic red buses of yore, you wait a couple of years for a new batch of a-level sociology knowledge organisers and
I think it’s probably fair to say that Knowledge Organisers / Learning Tables have become a well-established part of the A-level Sociology curriculum these past
If you’re unfamiliar with the idea, Sociology transition materials are resources designed to help students transition from either GCSE to A-level or from A1 to
Having girded my loins, as you do, for this set of Tutur2U GCSE and A-level Revision videos I was quite prepared to be met with