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A-level Sociology Teaching Resources (Crime and Deviance)

NB discontinued as of 2023! I’ve just released the first of four packages of teaching resources for Crime and Deviance […]

Karl Thompson / October 19, 2020

The classic method for researching in classrooms is non-participant observation, the method used by OFSTED inspectors. However, there are other

Karl Thompson / September 2, 2020

What a mess this years exam results were! First of all students get awarded their results based primarily on an

Students like to think that their exam results are primarily down their own individual effort and ability (their ‘merit’ if

The evidence suggests that if you’re white and middle class you’ll do OK out of A-levels being cancelled, not so if you’re BAME or poor.

There’s been a 16% increase in A-Level Sociology Exam Entries between the 4 years 2014-2018, according to the latest data

This is a possible ’10 mark with item question’ question which might come up on the AQA’s A level sociology

Karl Thompson / November 13, 2017

Maths wins, with 88, 000 entries, followed by English (74, 000 entries) and just to prove we truly live in

Karl Thompson / October 23, 2017

The 2017 A level results revealed that boys beat girls to top grades, with 26.6% of boys achieving the top

Results day tomorrow, and I predict that Social Media will be full of comments by celebrities telling students that exam