•Detailed revision, assessment and feedback lesson with lots of scaffolding based on adaptive teaching that helps students recall, apply and check their knowledge of the introduction to Sociology.
•Brief revision activity on functionalism, Marxism and feminism.
•Includes a full 25-minute quiz with mark allocations for each question.
•ANSWERS TO ALL QUIZ QUESTIONS INCLUDED
•Includes a structured peer-assessment activity with tips and success criteria,
•Includes a Directed Independent Reflection Time (DIRT) feedback task so students re-answer the questions they got wrong.
•Makes reference to the following key terms students should already know, to promote a spiral curriculum: Functionalism – Marxism – Feminism – Agents and agencies of socialisation – Social structure – Social class – Inequality – Consensus vs conflict.
•Builds on the following lessons: How might sociologists explain behaviour – nature vs nurture?; Introduction to functionalism; Introduction to Marxism; Introduction to feminism.
•Students will need their class notes and key term sheets/glossaries to revise for the quiz.
•Detailed revision, assessment and feedback lesson with lots of scaffolding based on adaptive teaching that helps students recall, apply and check their knowledge of the introduction to Sociology.
•Brief revision activity on functionalism, Marxism and feminism.
•Includes a full 25-minute quiz with mark allocations for each question.
•ANSWERS TO ALL QUIZ QUESTIONS INCLUDED
•Includes a structured peer-assessment activity with tips and success criteria,
•Includes a Directed Independent Reflection Time (DIRT) feedback task so students re-answer the questions they got wrong.
•Makes reference to the following key terms students should already know, to promote a spiral curriculum: Functionalism – Marxism – Feminism – Agents and agencies of socialisation – Social structure – Social class – Inequality – Consensus vs conflict.
•Builds on the following lessons: How might sociologists explain behaviour – nature vs nurture?; Introduction to functionalism; Introduction to Marxism; Introduction to feminism.
•Students will need their class notes and key term sheets/glossaries to revise for the quiz.
