4 and 6 Mark Outline Questions on Education for the A Level Sociology Paper 1 Exam
For these questions you need to make a point and then develop that point to explain further.
For these questions you need to make a point and then develop that point to explain further.
Below is a pared-down general mark-scheme for 20 and 30 mark sociology essays, adapted from the AQA’s more specific mark-schemes
Use the Point – Explain – Expand – Criticise method (PEEC), demonstrate knowledge, application and evaluation skills, and use the item to make your points!
Economic definitions and ways of measuring development are unsatisfactory. A much clearer and more useful picture emerges when wider social
Applying material from the item analyse (ten mark) questions appear with an item as the second question on section B
The theory and methods 10 mark question appears as a special treat at the end of paper 1 (Education, Methods
Item A According to the Marxist sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, middle class parents possess more cultural capital, than working class
More competition from abroad and more multiculturalism
Four and Six mark outline questions appear on the education and crime and deviance AQA A level sociology exam papers.
Trade may not promote development due to the exportation of low value primary products by poorer nations, exacerbating economic disparity inherited from colonialism. Additionally, the capitalist system’s inherent inequality and the lack of regulation that leaves workers in developing countries unprotected may impede development.