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Captivating and maintaining students’ attention and imagination is the key to successful learning in sociology. This course is suitable for specialist or non-specialist teachers of sociology and explores practical ideas for engaging and motivating students at Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5.

Engaging lesson starter activities to capture the imagination

Using ICT to add interest to schemes of work

Sociology in the news – how can this be taught?

Creating a positive learning atmosphere

Preparing Key Stage 5 students for sociology based careers/further study

Cross-curricular links in sociology