I don’t know if anyone reading this teaches AS Soclology, but in case you do, a couple of things I’ve produced this term that might be useful. They all relate to the AQA Spec and the topic has been Family. All files are Word Docs. Quick on the draw for Social Policy and the family […]
Is it ‘Old Skool’ if it’s by email?
A couple of people on the school history forum have mentioned in the past about setting up online revision sessions via MSN for year 11 pupils during study leave. My problem is slightly different – 50 AS Level students with an exam on the 9th January and plenty of revision to do over Christmas and […]
Blowing Bubbls
Quite a few of the next few posts will be focused on some of the things I’ve been trying with my AS Level Sociology class over the last term. One of those was using Bubbl.us to put together a collaborative mind map of one of the topics we were working on. Why? It became clear […]
Back with a blog, not a whimper
The irony of starting a new blog and then failing spectacularly to add anything to it has not escaped me. In the next few days I’m planning on adding a series of posts that I’ve been trying to find the time to write for the last few months. Most of these, in the spirit of […]