Why is there are a long term increase in divorce?
The 1969 Divorce Act, more women in paid work and the decline of tradition and more individual freedom can help explain the long term increase in divorce.
The 1969 Divorce Act, more women in paid work and the decline of tradition and more individual freedom can help explain the long term increase in divorce.
Why is the teen pregnancy
rate declining? What are the possible sociological explanations for this dramatic trend?
How doe we explain the recent increase in higher education student suicides? Are there any underlying causes, or is this just a ‘moral panic’?
According to Fuchs (2017) Media are not technologies, but techno-social systems which comprise the social processes of cognition, communication and
Drawing on marked exemplars from the AQA exam board this post unpicks what you need to do to get and A* in the the AQA’s Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods Paper (Sociology – 7192/3)
Drawing on marked exemplars from the AQA exam board this post unpicks what you need to do to get and A*
Writing in The Atlantic, psychologist Jean Twenge calls children born between 1995 and 2012 the iGen – they have grown
The recent ‘russian spy poisoning’ is relevant to many areas of the A-level sociology specification, such as state-crime, globalisation and even consensus and conflict theory.
Today I’ve been messing around with creating ‘fact sheets’… it could do with a few tweaks, but I thought I’d
In 2017, St Stephen’s School in Newham banned the wearing of the Hijab for girls under 8. The Head Teacher,