We want to put Sociology on the curriculum.
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Link to 3 useful recent government publications on gender and equality gov.uk/government/publicatio…
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Episode 5 of the GCSE Sociology revision series is on theories on the role of the family.
Great for mock revision, or for older students who are new to the subject.
📺 bit.ly/gcsesoc or search ‘allsociology’.
#sociology #family #socfam #gcsesociology #allsociology
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To all the NQT and new to sociology teachers that will be nervously preparing this weekend... best of luck to you all. You're teaching THE most important subject in the current climate and the #sociologyteacher community will always have your back. Just ask and we'll do our best!
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With the state of society the way it is at the minute we need we need sociology now more than ever! @soconsyllabus 🙌
"...Sociology has emerged to be of great importance because of its impact on individuals and the society. It is the key study for the present situation."
- @HassanI87577450, Ahmadu bello university
#MakingSociologyCount
Read the full essay here: appliedworldwide.com/hassan-…
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Studying sociology at college as a 16yo helped me make sense of the #adversity I and others were experiencing in life. Studying #sociology at university (BSc, Mres and eventually PhD) gave me the tools to transform mine & my kids lives. It’s a #vital life-saving subject
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Just listened to this... Fantastic! #sociologyteacher
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#SOC2020
Are you using updated information when teaching Ethnicity and Crime?
See below for information on Black, Asian, and minority ethnic people in prison.
Reference - Prison Reform Trust,
Bromley Briefing Prisons Factfile (2019)
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structural mobility definition: A shift in hierarchical position of an entire class of individuals over time in society. qoo.ly/376u54
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Another amazing podcast from @SociologyThe on the role of linguistics, identity and social class! This would be so useful for English language students to have a listen too as well! #crosscurricular 🙌
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AQA GCSE Sociology teachers - informal online chat for experienced, new, specialists and non specialists to share good practice. Structuring the course, sharing ideas for resources and more! 28/7/20 2-3pm. If you're interested DM me #socsup #socedchat
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C Wright Mills on the sociological imagination – ‘a quality of mind that seems most dramatically to promise an understanding of the intimate realities of ourselves in connexion with larger social realities’
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@stevedickychap I wonder how much practical involvement Sociologists have had in #Covid19UK looking at complex socio-economic factors in relation to infections, unemployment, impact on society 🧐
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There's a book that accompanies the series Black and British, with all the stories we didn't have time to tell on TV.
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'The cost of learning in lockdown: family experiences of school closures' - new report from @CPAGUK. Key findings incl: "Families who were worried about money were more likely to say they found it difficult to continue their children’s education at home." bit.ly/3fZLx2u
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Win an iPad mini and £500 for your school! A Level Sociology students can enter our national competition here: ow.ly/35Jr50A2UKO
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"I am sure I am not alone in being asked quite often what it is that sociologists do. " - Graham Crow for Everyday Society ow.ly/GzFw50zzPS3
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This series of podcasts on 50 years of life in Britain will be fantastically useful to A Level Sociology students. cls.ucl.ac.uk/bcs7050stories…
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Further coverage of today's #pmqs exchange on child poverty, including key facts quoted from our new #monitoringsocialmobility report...
'600,000 more children living in relative poverty compared to 2012 - projected to increase markedly due to Covid-19'
bit.ly/2AKMyfJ
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Poverty dominating the agenda of today's PMQs so far - watch @Keir_Starmer highlighting alarming statistics from our new #monitoringsocialmobility report, and the PM's response 👇
Our report: bit.ly/2UszYbI
Child poverty rates are expected to increase, says Labour leader Keir Starmer, "What does the prime minister think caused that?"
"Absolute poverty, relative poverty have both declined under this government," replies Boris Johnson
#PMQs bbc.in/3fvtIbm
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OUT NOW: our new report audits government performance against dozens of #socialmobility recommendations we’ve made since 2013.
The results are disappointing – little or no action has been taken on a third of them 👇
Our #monitoringsocialmobility report: bit.ly/2UszYbI
