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30 March 2026

pptx, 2.03 MB
pptx, 2.03 MB
pptx, 330.05 KB
pptx, 330.05 KB

This lesson introduces students to the functionalist view of crime and deviance, exploring key ideas from Émile Durkheim. Students examine concepts such as anomie, social cohesion, and strain theory, while developing AO1 knowledge and AO3 evaluation skills through structured activities and exam-style questions. The lesson is fully resourced, easy to deliver, and suitable for KS5 Sociology or Criminology.

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