WJEC • Sociology

Impacts of Family Diveristy - Stability, Negotiated Families, Reduced Conflict, Increased Equality, Pure Relationships, Financial & Emotional Strain, Social Isolation

This essay answers the potential WJEC Sociology Unit 4 exam question "Evaluate sociological explanations of social class inequality". This provides a framework for how to structure this answer that includes all AOs necessary to answer the question. This specific exam question got 38/40 marks according to my teacher at the time.

Numerous Functionalists view on Crime & Deviance and their key ideas/ arguments

A 38/40 A* mark Crime and Deviance essay with large amounts of contemporary examples, statistics and key sociologists. This was close to full marks, and is very much in detail.

The following document highlights a summary for revision and provide perspective knowledge and sociologists that can be used in your exams

Answering the question (Evaluate Weberian explanations of social inequality. ) 40 marks. was awarded 37/40 A+ Sociology a-level component 3: power and stratifications.

Powerpoint presentation on functionalist theories of crime and deviance with active recall method incorporated WJEC Exam board but applicable to AQA too

A* Grade essay (31/35) evaluating the statement that social class differences in attainment within education are due to outside factors (evaluated with inside factors).

A grade essay (29/35). Evaluates the view that the nuclear family is functional for society and individuals.

A grade essay (30/35) evaluating the view that the nuclear family aids capitalism, with reference to theories such as functionalism and marxism.