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Marriage

Marriage. Divorce. Monogamy. Cohabitation. Functionalist view of the family. Familial ideology. Warm bath theory. New Right. Complete the gap fill to give a summary of the New Right view of the family. What do the statistics show is happening to marriage trends?

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Marriage

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  1. Marriage

  2. Divorce

  3. Monogamy

  4. Cohabitation

  5. Functionalist view of the family

  6. Familial ideology

  7. Warm bath theory

  8. New Right

  9. Complete the gap fill to give a summary of the New Right view of the family

  10. What do the statistics show is happening to marriage trends? What reasons are there for these changes? Marriage & Marital breakdown

  11. Six Main Trends/Changes to family What do you think these are? • Marriage • Divorce • Family size • Lone parent families • Cohabitation • Single person households

  12. Six Main Trends/Changes to family • Read through your handout out lining each of these recent trends • Highlight the key statistics (using these in essays gets you top marks)

  13. What do you think has caused these changes to occur?

  14. Main Causes for changes • 7 main causes for the changing trends in the family • In pairs match the term to its definition • Check your answers on the handout

  15. SECULARISATION • The weakening of traditional religious beliefs and practices, mainly concerning sexual morality, especially in communities that were previously Christian

  16. RELATIVISM • The view that different types of people are entitled to lead different lifestyles, instead of following a prescribed pattern upheld as absolutely right.

  17. INDIVIDUALISM • People are encouraged to seek personal happiness; obligations to please wider kin are less pressing than in the past

  18. GLOBALISATION • Increased immigration from beyond Europe since the Second World War, bringing distinctive family patterns and moral attitudes

  19. DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES • People live longer, healthier lives, feminisation of the workforce, increased age that women have children at, ageing population.

  20. EXTENDED EDUCATION • Experienced by more young people, prolonging their financial dependence on parents

  21. LIBERATION MOVEMENTS • Women, homosexuals, youths and the elderly have campaigned for enhanced rights and dignity

  22. Create your poster • In groups create a poster explaining how the issue you pick explains as many changes in family structure as possible • Each group will present this back to the rest of the class • Eg Liberation Movements

  23. Plenary • Multiple choice quiz • Complete your handout

  24. Homework DUE!! • A number of people owe me a number of pieces of work • These need to be completed • Mandatory lunch time sessions for every student who owes me any piece of work until all have been completed.

  25. Trends in families & households Complete your handout • At least 6 trends (changes) e.g. decline of nuclear family • At least 7 causes e.g. – liberation movements Try to use as much terminology as possible If you were absent from yesterday’s lesson you will still be able to complete this task

  26. A brief history of divorce law • Read through your handout

  27. Key sociological studies • Revision cards

  28. News Reports! • Now create a short news report explaining what your shocking trend is • Include causes, evidence and policy surrounding it • Remember it’s a news report, so think of a catchy headline!!

  29. News Reports • Present your news report to the class • The rest of the class take notes - a new work sheet for each news report

  30. Family Trends Pictionary Design a front cover for your trends handbook

  31. Lesson 3

  32. Backs to the board • One person will sit with their back to the board • The rest of the team will try to explain the word on the board behind them • They have to say the word to get a point for their team

  33. Relativism

  34. Globalisation

  35. Liberation Movements

  36. Demographic changes

  37. Individualism

  38. Secularisation

  39. Essay plan

  40. Homework – MLT 3 • Using your notes & • The sociological factsheet create a mastery learning test on the changing trends in families & households • At least 10 questions state the marks available DUE WEDNESDAY

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