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Edexcel GCSE/ Year 1 alevel physical geography summary notes (active recall)
Edexcel GCSE/ Year 1 alevel physical geography with tectonics, carbon cycle and others
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Item B: The ‘march of progress’ view argues that the experience of
childhood in Western societies has improved in the last 50 years or so.
In particular, families have become child centred. However, other
sociologists point to many negative aspects of childhood today, such as
increased child obesity.
Applying material from Item B and your knowledge, evaluate
sociological explanations of changes in the experience of childhood
in the last 50 years or so.
(20 marks)
Plan;
Introduction
March Of Progress View (Paragraph 1)
How children and adults were the same
Aries (1960) paintings showed their life
Shorter (1975) parents attitude
How now there's laws to protect children
Toxic Childhood/conflict view/ child liberationist (Paragraph 2)
Niel Postman- childhood is disappearing due to media
Sue Palmer- toxic childhood
Shulamith Firestone and Jean Holt- child liberationist
Control over…
Jenks- childhood is changing/ becoming child centred
(Paragraph 3)
Iona Opie- contradicting Postman
Jenks saying its not disappearing but changing
Diana Gittins- age patriarchy
Conflict view saying there's still inequality
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