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8th grade other (social studies) microsofts in English (UK)
Designer babies: How ethical are Designer Babies?
Students will look into and discover the science and ethical debates surrounding designer babies.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Medical Ethics - Ethical and moral debates on medical procedures.
Justice - Title: What is justice?
This lesson focuses on the meaning of justice and looks into aspects of the world where we have injustices taking place. However, the lesson also tries to focus not just on the big subjects that make it on the news - but the small scale types on injustices that occur every day around us.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different l
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - 3 Lesson Bundle
A bundle of 3 lessons on theoretical views of the role of education in society. All documents are included in a zipped folder. The bundle includes the following documents:1 x lesson PowerPoint presentation on an introduction to the topic and the functionalist view1 x lesson PowerPoint presentation on the Marxist view (including a homework research exercise into the feminist view)1 x lesson PowerPoint presentation on the feminist view and a 15 mark question on theoretical views of the role of edu
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Crime & Deviance - Theoretical Views
A 13 slide PowerPoint presentation that covers a range of sociological theories and their views on crime and deviance. The resource is designed to be delivered to students in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revision session format and should take approx. 100 mins to deliver. It includes:A starter taskGuidance to students on how to take notes from the lessonThe Functionalist view (Durkheim, Merton, Collective Sentiments, Anomie, Strain Theory)Feminist view (Heidensohn, McRobbie, Female Conformit
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Why do some people have arranged marriages?
This lesson focus on arranged marriages and looks at the reason why some people choose for people to arrange their marriages. This product has a range of activities target a wide variety of learning styles which are easily followed through by any non specialist or specialist teacher. The resources are aimed to engage, enthuse and challenge students whilst being easily adaptable to suit your students.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How do we celebrate ceremonies?
How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
6 LESSONS! These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Specialist teachers.Students will look at: What is justice? What types of inj
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - Feminism
A 9 slide PowerPoint presentation, an essay planning sheet, a top-band 15 mark answer and a mark scheme for the question. The 3 documents are included in a zipped folder.The lesson pack covers the Feminist view on the role of education and provides students with an example 15 mark essay question on the topic of theoretical views on the role of education. The resources have been designed to follow on from the previous 2 lessons on Functionalism and Marxism in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revi
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - 3 Lesson Bundle
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - Functionalism
A 12 slide PowerPoint presentation (and ‘theory recap quiz sheet’ handout) that introduces the Education unit and covers the Functionalist view on the role of education in-depth. These 2 resources are included in a zipped folder.The resource is designed to be delivered to students in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revision session format and should take approx. 100 mins to deliver. It includes:A starter taskA discussion task on key themes in the Education unit (role of schools, types of school
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - 3 Lesson Bundle
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Stratification and Differentiation - Functionalism
A 13 slide PowerPoint presentation, focusing on Functionalist and New Right views of social stratification and differentiation. The lesson pack also includes a student ‘fill in the blanks’ activity sheet. Both documents are included in a zipped folder.The lesson covers an accessible look at functionalist and New Right views of stratification and differentiation. It covers key themes, sociologists, theories and applications of these to contemporary society. The lesson has been designed to follow
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Gender and Crime
A 10 slide PowerPoint presentation (and ‘fill in the blanks’ handout) that covers the key issues around the relationship between gender and crime. Both documents are included in a zipped folder.The resource is designed to be delivered to students in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revision session format and should take approx. 100 mins to deliver. It includes:A starter taskKey statistics on gender and crime, e.g. arrest rates, prosecution ration, prison populations (from 2017)Reasons why women
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - Marxism
A 10 slide PowerPoint presentation that covers Marxist views on the role of education, in-depth. The resource is designed to be delivered to students in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revision session format and should take approx. 100 mins to deliver. It includes:A recap on the 3 main theory’s views of the role of education in society‘What is capitalism?’ task, followed by an accessible explanation of capitalism and two short YouTube clipsAn overview of the Marxist view of the role of educati
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Theories on Education - 3 Lesson Bundle
Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK): Education Revision Session PowerPoint
A short PowerePoint presentation that covers the Education unit in Paper 1 of the WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Sociology course.It includes an overview of the specification, a matching theorist to theory game, an overview of theoretical views on the role of education, tasks on processes inside schools and outside schools (internal and external factors), an overview of patterns of educational achievement by class, gender and ethnicity and an 8 mark exam question with guidance on how to answer it.The resource
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
What are the different types of punishment in society?
This lesson really focuses on the different type of punishments in society. Students have to think about the different types and thinks about which one is most appropriate for different cases. They will also look at capital punishment with advantages and disadvantages.This product has a range of activities target a wide variety of learning styles which are easily followed through by any non specialist or specialist teacher. The resources are aimed to engage, enthuse and challenge students whilst
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Title: What did Gandhi do to stop injustice?
This lesson focuses on Gandhi and what he did during the time of the British Empire. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Spe
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Title: Who was Martin Luther King Jr and what did he achieve?
This lesson focuses on Martin Luther King and the things he did within America. There is also a focus on another individual - Rosa Parks.These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Racism in England - Title: What can we learn about the Stephen Lawrence case?
This lesson focuses on the Stephen Lawrence case which happened in the UK and was associated with racism and the British Police. The Police did not do enough for the family of Stephen Lawrence Murder. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptab
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
Title: Why are some people prejudice? injustices!
This lesson focuses on prejudice and why people are prejudice within society. These resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Specialist
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: How can the world be made just? Justice! Stopping injustice.
FREE!! Eduqas GCSE Sociology (UK) - Intro to Crime &Deviance - Lesson PowerPoint
A 10 slide PowerPoint presentation that introduces the topic of crime and deviance. The resource is designed to be delivered to students in a ‘lead from the front’ lesson / revision session format and should take approx. 90 mins to deliver. It includes:A starter task10 key terms, definitions and examplesA group / class debate exerciseKey examples of crime and deviance as relative conceptsAn overview of the social construction of crime and devianceKey examples of the social construction of crime
Grades:
8th - 10th, Higher Education
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