The A-level Gender Gap: A Visual Tool
September 27, 2022
Although I’ve posted before about the gender gap in subject choice, the focus has largely been on explanations for the gap in various broad subject
Although I’ve posted before about the gender gap in subject choice, the focus has largely been on explanations for the gap in various broad subject
Following hard on the heels of the previous “visual media” offering comes this 18-page Pdf Study Booklet. It’s packed to the rafters with information presented
As you probably know by the number of blog posts featuring the word “visual“, I’m a sucker for anything that smacks of “visual sociology” (the
Finding ways to introduce stuff like sampling (in Sociology) and statistical analysis (in Psychology) can, at the best of times, be difficult, so any type
The Sociology Guy has been busy putting together what he calls “quick glance revision notes” for his web site (which, apropos of nothing, is well
Broadly-speaking, the underlying idea here is to both make the study of social mobility slightly less dull and to replace a somewhat hackneyed, not-to-say, highly
As regular readers of this blog will know, I’m a big fan of using graphic material (pictures and illustrations rather than examples of extreme physical
Routine Activities Theory has been described (by me, just now) as one of the key theoretical contributions to the development of Situational Crime Prevention strategies
Although examples of Merton’s “Responses to Strain” are fairly straightforward I always think it helps students if they can visualise the basic idea involved –
As you might expect from someone who makes films I like to explore visual ways of adding content to what can be fairly plain text
Visualising Class Structures is a PowerPoint Presentation, designed for whole-class teaching, that features visual representations of ten different class structures / variations, accompanied by some
If you want to add a visual dimension to your students’ understanding of norms the Can of Worms YouTube Channel has a selection of short
Revisiting my YouTube Channel reminded me of this “oldie” (you can tell its age by the 4:3 perspective – widescreen was for those with fancy
Simple PowerPoint Presentation that can be used to illustrate the process of becoming an official crime statistic. Can also be used as an introduction to
Until relatively recently what happens while we sleep was a mystery. But that changed with the advent of polysomnography, the electrical recording of brain activity.