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The resource explains the meaning of social construction in sociology. It shows their examples and why they are not realities. It explains why they are used and why sociologist use social constructions.Prepared for Sociology Lesson.

The resource is made foe AS and AL Sociology. It explains labeling theory. It shows the social roles in labeling , and discusses other related sociological issues such as culture, society, gender etc as regards labeling. The resource contains key terms used in describing labeling. The resource contains key takeaways and lesson objectives on how to teach the topic. It breaks it down into soft and hard labeling and explains the theory of George Mead on labeling.

This resource is made for social studies.It explains unemployment and consequences of unemployment.It looks into social and economic consequences of unemployment. Prepared for KS3.

This resource explains the Theoretical Factors that shape research include the positivism vs interpretivism debate, issues of sampling, and collecting and analyses sociological data. The resource shows- the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods, sampling techniques, their strengths and differences, including pilot study, generalizations etc,

This resource explains Understanding the limits of Official Statistics and Why Crime may increase in a state. It shows the weaknesses and highlights of official record as evidence and data in research.It explains why police cannot reduce crime in cities.Prepared for Sociology AS and A/ Level. For paper 1, research methods.

This resource explains how globalisation has increased and made crime difficult It explains the impact of globalisation on crime and how it has become difficult for police to prosecute crime due to the complexities of crimes associated with globalisation. The resource explains differing views/ perspectives- pessimist, postmordernist views on global crime.The resource show whether globalisation causes crime, deviance etc. it explains what are global crime are and more. Prepared for AS and A Level Sociology on globalisation

This resource explains Ann Oakley’s Perspective on gender( feminism) the house work and dual role of women. It explains her views on social policy, masculinity and conventional and nuclear family. It shows the criticisms of her work and others.Prepared for AS and A-Level Sociology.

The resource explains different theories of personality development. It explains Sigmund Freud, Eric Erikson, and Adler’s theories on personality development.

The lesson is prepared for Sociology of Household and family, and gender and roles.In this lesson , it explains how Oakley looked at the ‘conventional family’, namely the nuclear family, and studied its impact on society and individuals. Her definition of a conventional family was.

This resource explains how Gandhi achieved the Independence of India , using non-violence campaign. The resource shows how he secured the independence of India through his non- violent resistance. The resource shows his effort and strategies he used from his earliest periods and his political participation in India. It covers his philosophy, morality and views on religion and how it shaped his personality and self rule.

The resource is a power point resource for sociology. Made for A/S and A/L sociology. It demonstrates what liberalism means , it explains theories and arguments used in the explanations and criticisms of Liberal feminism. The resources uses different examples, descriptions sociological models to explain the topic.

This resource explains the meaning of social stratification and social class. It explains theories such as Conflict theory and feminism as approaches to understand social class and social stratification. It explains functionalism and uses interpretivist theory in understanding social stratification. It explains the caste system and class system as stratified social systems. Prepared for GCSE Sociology

The resource explains gender and socialisation. It explains gender roles and family. It shows socialisation before and after birth, through adolescence, and how gender internalisation of roles occur.The resource explains gender inequality and how women empowerment can be achieved. Prepared for sociology , IGCSE, with focus on family.

This resource explains the meaning and concepts of marriage. It shows the types of marriage and universality of marriage. The various functions of marriage and other issues related to marriage.

This resource explains the impact of parental divorce on children. It explains the social and psychological impact of divorce on couples , family and how children are impacted in their behaviours and social conduct, education and health.

This resource is made for A/S and A/L Sociology. The resource is explains Scientific Method of studying Sociology. It explains how experimentation and hypothesis are used in Sociology. It also shows how sociology differ with physical sciences in terms of experimentation and observation. It explains other forms of sociological methods.

The resource is made for Sociology AS/ A/L. it explains the concepts of indusrialised, industrialising and Least Developed economy. The resource shows the distinctions in all the concepts by explaining their features and the attributes of Least developed economies.It explains various theories used in the study of the concepts and uses the examples of the countries that belong to each category to explain each concept.

This resource is made for Sociology AS/ AL . It explains the issue of gender . It explains trans-gender, cigender and gender binary. It explains individual perspectives on gender. It also shows perspectives of in different cultures on gender, gender and the law etc.

The resource explains Gender - Based Violence. Such as sexual harassment and different forms of rape. It explains rape and the law,and the consequences of rape.It also explain rape and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Prepared for AS/ AL Sociology.

The resource is made for AS/ AL Sociology. It shows arguments on Micro, Macro, and meso levels of global stratification.It uses modernization and World system theories as well as dependency theories to explain inequality in the world economy and global stratification, and why they are realities. The resource explains the distinction between core countries and peripheries etc.