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Do now – Red box activity! I’ve marked your books and have given you each individual tasks and questions to complete and respond to. You must complete these inside the red box in your books using your green pen . These may be spellings, grammar, redrafts, extension questions… Make sure you read each point carefully and ask if you are unsure. You have 10 mins only! TIF: Use your green pen to go back through your book and respond to other comments I have made

Date: Saturday, 23 February 2019 Marriage in decline? To identify trends in marriage in Britain To analyse the reasons for current trends in marriage Starter: Describe the trends demonstrated in this graph.

Why is marriage in decline?

Task: Work your way around each station to extract information about the reasons for the decline in marriage. At each station you must: Read the information Summarise the information in your own words Extract any evidence (statistics etc) Note and define any keywords in your glossary TIF: How strong is this evidence? Can you identify any issues with the reliability?

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Is marriage still important? Date: Saturday, 23 February 2019 Is marriage still important? To evaluate whether sociologists would agree that marriage is still important in Britain Do you think what Sociologists would agree that marriage is still important?

Intro Arguments supporting statement (that marriage is important in Britain today) Arguments against statement (reasons why marriage is not important in Britain today) Additional arguments (e.g. rise in same sex families) Conclusion – how far would sociologists agree that marriage is important in Britain today?

Plenary A question you have about today’s lesson Things you have been reminded on in today’s lesson Things you have learnt in today’s lesson

Just a minute

Just a minute Single parent family

Just a minute Extended family

Just a minute Same sex family

Just a minute Reconstituted family

Just a minute Cereal packet family

Just a minute Socialisation

Just a minute Social control

Non-participant observation Just a minute Non-participant observation

Just a minute Sample

Just a minute Observer effect

Just a minute Closed questions

Just a minute Gender

Just a minute Status

Just a minute Qualitative data

Just a minute Values

Just a minute Ethnicity

Just a minute Culture

Just a minute Reliability

Just a minute Confidentiality

Just a minute Conformity

Just a minute Open questions

Just a minute Informed consent

Just a minute Primary data

Just a minute Questionnaire

Participant observation Just a minute Participant observation

Just a minute Norms

Just a minute Quantitative data