AQA Exam Paper 7191 (2): Research Methods with Families and Households
An overview of the AS Sociology paper 7191 (2), and a few quick hints and tips on how to answer […]
Exams and revision advice, Families and Households, Pot Luck
Families and Households
Demography, Families and Households
Outline two consequences of the ageing population for British society
Consequence 1 – The ageing population may put a strain on public services Increasing numbers of pensioners puts a strain
Childhood, Essay plans, Families and Households
Assess the View that the Family has Become More Child Centred (20)
An essay plan for one possible question on the families and households exam paper (AQA, SCLY2).
Families and Households
A Level Sociology Key Terms – Families and Households
A selected list of definitions for some important key concepts in AS Level and A Level Sociology – families and
Outline and explain two ways in which changes to gender roles have affected diversity of family structures (10)
Question 1 in the A level sociology families and households ‘topics’ exam will be out of 10 marks ask you
Exams and revision advice, Families and Households
AS Sociology – how to Answer ‘using one example, briefly explain’ questions
Question 2 on the AS sociology paper 2 exam (research methods with topics in sociology) will ask you to briefly
Families and Households
Don’t Fall in Love with a Foreigner, at least if you’re poor.
It’s official – the poorest 40% of UK citizens aren’t allowed to bring their foreign born spouses to the UK…
Childhood, Families and Households
More Evidence for Toxic Childhood
Ten times more children are being drugged to combat sleep disorders* compared to ten years ago, according to recent analysis
Childhood, Families and Households
Toxic Childhood – Sociology In the News!
Sue Palmer’s (2006) book Toxic Childhood argued that children were being harmed by a combination of technological and social changes
Families and Households, Sociology key terms
The Long History of the ‘Underclass’ Thesis
Charles Murray’s Underclass Theory – the idea that there is a ‘hardcore’ of a few hundred thousand families and individuals