The students just love the videos!
Wolmer’s Trust School for Boys, Kingston , Jamaica.
Teach smarter. Save time. Stay current.
With a membership to Precooked Sociology, you’ll get 80+ spec-ready AQA GCSE & A-Level videos, weekly Sociology in the News worksheets, and new monthly lesson resources — all designed to save hours of planning and bring lessons to life. Each video includes a Cornell Notes PDF and video note-taking worksheet to help students capture key ideas, practise retrieval, and build confidence for exams. We help teachers cut the prep time, stay up to date, and deliver engaging, exam-focused lessons without starting from scratch every week.
In-Depth Lecture-Style or Quick Intro-Friendly videos
We currently have 80+ videos covering all AQA Sociology units — a mix of Quick Intro Videos for easy topic entry points and in-depth lecture-style lessons for deeper understanding. New videos are added every month, and members are notified as soon as fresh content is available in the library.
A Quick Intro Video: Durkheim
Intro videos are short, accessible 3–4 minute explainers designed to give students a quick “I get it!” moment before a topic, concept, or theme is formally taught.
They simplify complex ideas — such as Durkheim’s view of society or Anomie — and help build understanding in a clear, engaging way.
Each video comes with a Cornell Notes sheet and an online multiple-choice quiz that’s auto-marked, so students can instantly practise and check what they’ve learned.
“Precooked Sociology provides an informative , regularly updated series of A-Level Sociology videos on Families and Households, Beliefs in Society, Crime and Deviance and Theory and Methods. Students may use these videos to extend and consolidate their learning and for revision purposes and they may be particularly helpful if students are following a “flipped learning” course.“
Russell Haggar, Author of Earlham Sociology Pages website.
Lecture-Style Video
Each 6–8 minute video explores one key topic — for example, Childhood in Families and Households or Class Differences in Education (MiC).
Every video includes a Cornell Notes and a Student Comprehension Worksheet (PDF and online versions), so students can record, reflect, and apply their learning effectively.
Sociology in the News Worksheets
Every Thursday morning, a brand-new Sociology in the News worksheet lands in your inbox — ready to use in lessons or share directly with your students.
Each edition includes fresh stories linked to:
- Education (with Methods in Context)
- Crime and Deviance
- Sociological Theory & Methods
- One rotating AQA optional topic
You’ll also get regular features like Did You Know?, What Do You Remember?, Why Not Take It Further?, and The Sociology Joke of the Week — all designed to spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and make Sociology fun and relevant every week.
New Monthly Lesson Resources
Each month, members receive a brand-new classroom resource designed to save time and boost engagement.
This could be a slideshow, an article with comprehension questions or quiz, a set of flashcards, a Quiz-Quiz-Trade task, or another ready-to-use activity — all linked to key AQA Sociology topics.
Perfect for retrieval, revision, and extending learning throughout the year.
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