AQA A-level Sociology - Student Book 2 notes (1st edition)

A-Level Sociology Theory and Methods Topic, is essential to achieving the highest grades because it is directly applicable to 2/3 Exams and well it is applicable to every essay and question you write, given that Theory and Methods is encompasses every sociological idea and perspective you'll come across. Therefore, it is essential that you are most confident in this topic, for this reason we have spent a long time curating, fine tuning and refining this revision pack so it is coherent, simple to...

Crime and Deviance, is arguably the most interesting sociological topic, but it does come with its difficulties. For this reason, our finely curated and refined Revision Pack ensures that you have all the accurate sociological knowledge, applications and up to date statistics to achieve the highest grades. The pack highlights the A01, A02 and A03 Points which are directly applicable your exam questions and ensure the highest grades. Rest assure that this document is coherent and means tested wit...

Evaluate the view that sociologists should ‘take the side of the underdog’ and be committed to changing society (20 marks) Outline and explain two criticism of the claim that sociologists can keep values out of their research (10 marks)

Global Development, encompasses a brand new sociological perspective that is unique in comparison to all other modules, it is for this reason that some students may find it difficult, just like many of my students did. It is for this reason, given that Global Development, contains a lot of information we have condensed it. I recommend to my students to not study all the topics but to choose some of the most interesting and easiest and focus on them (Apart from Chapter 1 and 2 as you need to know...

Outline and explain two reasons why some people argue that sociology cannot be a science (10 marks) Evaluate the claim that whether sociology can be a science depends on what we mean by science in the first place. (20 marks)

Outline and explain two ethical problems often associated with qualitative methods. (10 mark) Evaluate the interpretivist claim that qualitative research methods are the most appropriate ones for the study of science (20 marks)

Evaluate the view that sociologists should ‘take the side of the underdog’ and be committed to changing society (20 marks) Outline and explain two criticism of the claim that sociologists can keep values out of their research (10 marks)

A-Level Sociology Theory and Methods Topic, is essential to achieving the highest grades because it is directly applicable to 2/3 Exams and well it is applicable to every essay and question you write, given that Theory and Methods is encompasses every sociological idea and perspective you'll come across. Therefore, it is essential that you are most confident in this topic, for this reason we have spent a long time curating, fine tuning and refining this revision pack so it is coherent, simple to...

Crime and Deviance, is arguably the most interesting sociological topic, but it does come with its difficulties. For this reason, our finely curated and refined Revision Pack ensures that you have all the accurate sociological knowledge, applications and up to date statistics to achieve the highest grades. The pack highlights the A01, A02 and A03 Points which are directly applicable your exam questions and ensure the highest grades. Rest assure that this document is coherent and means tested wit...

Outline and explain two reasons why some people argue that sociology cannot be a science (10 marks) Evaluate the claim that whether sociology can be a science depends on what we mean by science in the first place. (20 marks)

Outline and explain two ethical problems often associated with qualitative methods. (10 mark) Evaluate the interpretivist claim that qualitative research methods are the most appropriate ones for the study of science (20 marks)

Global Development, encompasses a brand new sociological perspective that is unique in comparison to all other modules, it is for this reason that some students may find it difficult, just like many of my students did. It is for this reason, given that Global Development, contains a lot of information we have condensed it. I recommend to my students to not study all the topics but to choose some of the most interesting and easiest and focus on them (Apart from Chapter 1 and 2 as you need to know...