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Sociology: the study of the mind, families, education, crime and social stratification. When you took this GCSE on, you probably didn't realise how intense the subject would be. But hopefully you have found out that it is such an interesting topic and are fascinated about how the mind works.

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GCSE Sociology learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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There's a lot of controversy in Sociology to learn about: feminism, racism, social inequality and major social issues - exciting stuff! However, you still have to learn and retain knowledge for those exams creeping up on you.

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A free site that combines concise revision notes with a theory of learning - mainly, but not exclusively, based around retrieval-type tests - designed to help students revise effectively for exams.

While there's a lot more to the site (such as the ability to join revision classes or, for a small fee, access a range of premium content) most students and teachers will initially find the free courses most useful:

Knowledge Organisers

A simple and effective way for teachers and students to organise Notes and ideas to make revision easier.

Knowledge Organisers on the following topics are available:
Beliefs in Society 1 Beliefs in Society 2 Research Methods Families and Households Crime and Deviance 1 Crime and Deviance 2 Mass Media, Research Methods, Education Crime and Deviance, Research Methods, Social Inequality Culture, Family, Education, Research Methods

Although very similar to Learning Tables, these visual revision notes are tightly focused around a specific theme rather than a whole topic. The notes are based around a range of Units (Family, Education, Global development etc.) and cover a number of different topics within each Unit.

Big Bundle of links to various revision strategies, including resources for Spaced Study.

How to Slay your (Exam) Demons

A whole host of exam tips and tricks from a publisher of revision texts that, while not including anything particularly new, reveal a welcome sense of humour about a topic that's generally fraught with tension.

Revision Tips and Techniques

A big bundle of a dozen links to web pages offering revision tips and techniques - from how to plan your revision, through creating revision maps to what to do in the exam.

I've called this type of Learning Mat "generic" because it focuses on three areas (describing a concept / theory / method, identifying its key proponents, critics and studies and Identifying its strengths and weaknesses) that should be applicable to whatever Sociology Specification you're following: knowledge, application and evaluation, for example, are pretty universal requirements. Aside from its portability, the other big attraction is that the Mat is completed by the student, rather than the teacher - this should save you a whole bundle of time...

Designed to accompany and complement the Generic Learning Mat, the Activity Mat focuses on a few simple activities - from practicing paragraph writing to making synoptic connections between concepts, theories and methods.

AQA Revision Guides

Revision guides that cover Socialisation, Family, Education, Crime and deviance, Social inequality.
GCSE Revision Resources
A comprehensive set of revision notes covering Education, Deviance, Media, Methods, Culture, Socialisation and Identity.
GCSE Revision Guides
Selection of detailed revision booklets
More GCSE Revision Guides
Another selection of detailed revision booklets
Three More GCSE Revision Guides
Although created for the WJEC Exam Board, these 3 guides (Crime and Deviance, Family Life, Society and the Individual) have plenty of material applicable to other Exam Boards.

A-Level Sociology Revision: 3 comprehensive Revision booklets on Education, Theory and Methods, Culture and Identity.

Education Revision Guide: A comprehensive set of revision notes annotated with suggestions about how to demonstrate various assessment objectives in written exam answers.

Revision Booklets 1. Beliefs in Society: Three guides offering Notes, activities and advice.

Revision Booklets 2. Theory and Methods: Seven revision resources for students and teachers.

Revision Booklets 3: Mass Media: Three revision guides

Revision Booklets 4: Crime and Deviance: Ten revision booklets, mainly Notes but with some activities, practice questions, etc.

: Six revision guides - Revision Booklets 5: Education mainly Notes but with some exercises / activities.

Revision Booklets 6: Culture and Identity: Six revision booklets.

: Nine revision resources - Revision Booklets 7: Families and Households a mix of text, PowerPoint and MindMaps.

Free GCSE and A- " (this sort- of revision books. In addition to the resources you'll also find discussion rooms, a games area (with simple Flash- level revision resources across a wide range of subjects. The Sociology section contains materials on s tudy skills , Research Methods, Family, Media and "World Sociology Letts series of shows its age a bit) with some sample "Questions and Answers" based around the based games) and a competition room where you can win a wide range of desirable goodies for very little expenditure of valuable brain-power.

This site has, amongst a range of other things, a wide range of revision notes on a number of different AS and A2 topics (including, of course, Sociology). The notes are a little basic and don't cover every possible A- level module or everything required for a particular module. Although the notes are generally sound the areas they cover haven't always moved with the times: check your Specification, for example, to see it it still includes stuff on Power and Politics, Suicide, the History of Education and the like.

Eddis Tutorial Services

This site offers a range of services and support for IGCSE's and A- levels focused on the Cambridge International Examination. It's mainly aimed at American students and parents (home-schooling and self-study) but there's plenty of information available on a range of courses that's useful to a wider audience.

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A free site that combines concise revision notes with a theory of learning - mainly, but not exclusively, based around retrieval-type tests - designed to help students revise effectively for exams. While there's a lot more to the site (such as the ability to join revision classes or, for a small fee, access a range of premium content) most students and teachers will initially find the free courses most useful: Knowledge Organisers A simple and effective way for teachers and students to organise Notes and ideas to make revision easier.