Audiopi are currently offering teachers and students free access to their GCSE and A-level podcasts until 1st October 2020. After that it will cost around
I’ve been meaning to do a post on the growing number of teachers creating video resources for some time and now I’ve finally managed to
Over the past 10 years BBC Radio 4’s Analysis series has created a range of podcasts “examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy
With the growth of video, podcasts seem to have fallen out of fashion in recent years which is a bit of a shame because they
A complete Sociology GCSE course consisting of around 100, 15 minute, video lessons with accompanying worksheets.
This latest Collection gathers all our Revsion process posts into one handy place.
This series of short films, produced by Dallas Telelearning around 10 years ago, provides an introduction to both Sociology (it’s European and America development) and sociological perspectives: functionalism, conflict theory, interactionism and feminism. Although the production and focus generally means the world is seen through American eyes -and some of the illustrative material focused on American politics and culture of the 80’s and 90’s probably won’t mean much to contemporary European audiences – it shouldn’t be difficult for Non-US teachers to focus the theoretical content on things that will resonate more with their particular students.
Introducing Journal Corner – the BSA’s new digested read for A-level Sociology.
Over the years we’ve highlighted a small, but growing, number of Sociology Podcasts, the majority of which have been aimed at a-level students – either
WatHistory is a YouTube site I’ve been meaning to write about but, for whatever reason, never got around to doing so until now. I guess I