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Detailed lesson with lots of scaffolding based on adaptive teaching that help students understand the different forms of power and authority, explain a variety of sociological perspectives on power and authority (Weberian, functionalist, feminist and Marxist).
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Cover the following key terms:
Formal sources of powerÂ
Informal sources of powerÂ
Political power
Political party
Political socialisaion
Legislation
Prime minister
Bureaucracy
Authority
Traditional authority
Charismatic authority
Rational-legal authority
Class alignment
Class dealignment
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Member of parliament ​
Nation state​
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Proportional representation (extension)​
First past the post (extension)​
Referendum (extension) -
Covers the following sociologists: Weber, Miliband, Mills
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Key term and definition sheet for the lesson included
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Lesson includes a teaching to all activity
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ANSWERS TO ALL MAIN ACTIVITIES INCLUDED BUT PLENARY
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Makes references to the power definition students learn in the family unit and how it differs to Weber’s definition of power.
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RESOURCES CAN BE FOUND AT THE END OF PPT
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