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Mr Bowdery describes the two 'irreplaceable' functions that Parsons believe the American nuclear family (in the 1950s) plays.

Mr Bowdery introduces 2 types of 4-marker: - Source based - Methods in context

Mr Bowdery continues with the 12 mark question - 'DHFSA that the nuclear family is the most important family in British society.'

Mr Bowdery explains what happens next to Siddhartha Gautama after his Four Sights, and how he finds The Middle Way.

Mr Bowdery explores criticisms of Merton's 'Strain Theory', and begins to look at Cohen's work on 'Delinquent Boys', work which we call 'status frustration'

Mr Bowdery shares some of the most effective revision tips which will help you know more and remember more.

Mr Bowdery recaps the idea of sin and atonement, and introduces the different ways that Christians believe salvation can be earned.

Mr Bowdery introduces George Murdock, and his perspective that the nuclear family is universal, and plays 4 vital functions (EERS): - Education - Economic - Reproductive - Sexual

Mr Bowdery explores the events that led to the Battle of Karbala, and looks at how modern Shi'a Muslims commemorate this battle during the festival of Ashura.

Mr Bowdery welcomes our Year 8s who have chosen to take Sociology as a GCSE option from September 2020.

Mr Bowdery, and a special guest, introduces Robert Merton's Strain Theory as an explanation for crime. His 5 responses to the goals and means of society are: - Conformity - Innovation - Ritualism - Retreatism - Rebellion

'Discuss how far sociologists agree that the nuclear family remains the most important family in Britain.' (12 marks)

Mr Bowdery introduces us to Siddhartha Gautama, and explores his upbringing, the 4 Sights and the Great Departure.

Mr Bowdery explains how to answer a 2- and 4-mark 'source' question. Word Document attached on SMHW.

TOPIC 3: THE SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES - Reasons for diversity (legal changes and secularisation)

KS3 Buddhism - lesson 1: What do Buddhists believe about happiness?

TOPIC 5: THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME & DEVIANCE - Durkheim's functions of crime (4Ss)

TOPIC 5: THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE - 'Can someone be born a criminal?'

ISLAM PRACTICES - Id-ul-Adha

CHRISTIAN BELIEFS - The afterlife and judgement (The Parable of the Sheep and Goats)

TOPIC 3: THE SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES - Rapoport and Rapoport (2/2

TOPIC 5: THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE: Measuring crime; victim surveys & self-report studies

ISLAM PRACTICES - Id-ul-Fitr

TOPIC 3: THE SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES - Rapoport & Rapoport, Family Diversity (1/2)

TOPIC 5 - THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE: How crime is recorded.

TOPIC 5 - THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE: Introduction

CHRISTIAN BELIEFS - The ascension of Jesus

CHRISTIAN BELIEFS - The resurrection of Jesus

TOPIC 3: THE SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES - Alternatives to families