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Cambridge OCR A Level Sociology – applying methods to investigating social inequalities
This activity works as a two-stage enquiry task. In the first stage, students choose a form of inequality such as social class, gender, ethnicity or age. They then open a series of evidence cards which introduce a specific issue, a named piece of sociological research, and a short explanation of why that issue matters for…
Understanding Intersectionality in Class Identity
This Social Class Identity Builder helps students explore how class identity is formed through a combination of structure, culture and lived experience. By clicking through social class, gender, ethnicity, age, sexuality and consumption, students can see that identities do not develop in isolation, but overlap in ways that shape life chances, status, belonging and self-image.…
Drag-and-Drop Activity for AQA Sociology Revision- Culture and Identity
This drag-and-drop activity is designed to help students make sense of the main theoretical views of culture, socialisation and identity in AQA A level Sociology. Rather than simply reading through notes, students actively sort key concepts, studies and sociologists into the perspectives they belong to, helping them strengthen their understanding of how functionalist, Marxist, neo-Marxist,…
Top Tips for Sociology.
Clearly when I created this short video I was listening to far too much Nine Inch Nails, but these are my top tips for studying sociology in a handy one minute video… accompanied with an industrial soundtrack.
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