WJEC • Sociology

A-Level Sociology: Comprehensive Research Methods Guide (A)* Unlock an in-depth understanding of research methods in sociology with this high-quality, A* standard work. Perfect for A-Level students aiming for top grades, this guide provides detailed explanations and evaluations of key research methods, including quantitative data, qualitative data, surveys, and interviews. It covers a wide range of methods such as structured interviews, unstructured interviews, focus groups, participant obser...

Answers to 14, 10 marker Crime and Deviance Sociology A2 questions. This document contains 14 answers to WJECS Sociology Unit 3: Crime and deviance 10 markers. The answers are well structured and have great secondary sources as well as exemplar A Level writing technique. AO1, AO2 and AO3 included.

All Core 5 Makers are available, each offering two examples that can assist in achieving a score of 5 out of 5 marks.

This is an A level summary of theories’ views on crime

This is a summary of all theories’ views on Inequality and Power for Unit 3 A level sociology

Essay plans can be found in the following… (this is all for wjec eduqas alevel - component/paper 3) Patterns of inequality: 1. Health 2. Education 3. Employment 4. Poverty 5. Gender Explanations of inequality: 1. Population 2. Urbanisation 3. Aid 4. Debt Impact of: 1. Globalisation 2. TNCs 3. World trade 4. NGOs Theories: 1. Marxist 2. Modernisation 3. Dependency 4. Feminism

Notes and essay plans on culture and socialisation, families and households, demography and education. Including theories such as feminism, Marxism, functionalists, new right.

This document has 20 mark essays on explanations of inequalities. The main 4 inequalities being social class, gender, age and ethnicity. This document also has essay plans of potential 40 markers for the theory questions. The main ones such as Marxism, feminism, weberianism, functionalists, postmodernism and new right are included. There are many stats and key advice to writing these essays - you can remember these and easily rephrase them in the exam coming from A* student.

4 different mind maps on the links between crimes - links between age and crime - links between ethnicity and crime - links between gender and crime - links between class and crime

3 theoretical sociology essays to help smash those larger questions in exams!