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30 October 2026

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A comprehensive set of AQA A-Level Sociology teaching resources exploring internal explanations for social class differences in educational achievement.

These engaging, student-friendly lessons cover:
Labelling and Teacher Expectations- exploring how teachers’ perceptions and stereotypes can influence pupil achievement.
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy- examining how teacher labels can shape pupils’ identities, behaviour and educational outcomes.
Pupil Subcultures- exploring pro-school and anti-school subcultures and their impact on achievement.
Key Sociological Studies- including Becker, Rosenthal and Jacobson, Lacey, Hargreaves and Willis.

Designed to support classroom teaching, independent learning and revision, these resources help students develop their sociological knowledge, understanding and evaluation skills.

Ideal for Year 12 AQA A-Level Sociology students studying the Education topic.

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