Below I’ve reformatted the examiners report for the 2018 A-level sociology exam, paper 2 (families and households section) into bullet […]
Below I’ve reformatted the examiners report for the 2018 A-level sociology exam, paper 2 (families and households section) into bullet
This advice is taken straight from the AQA’s examiner report on the sociology A-level exam 2018. It is relevant to
A level sociology students should be looking to using contemporary examples and case studies to illustrate points and evaluate theories
Globalisation has changed family life in the UK: birth rates have declined, families are smaller, childhood is more toxic and families are more unstable.
The Office for National Statistics monitors inflation by using the Consumer Price Index, which uses a representative sample of consumer
Kim Kardashian and Kayne West are apparently expecting a fourth child, employing a surrogate mother to carry their fertilised eggs.
Some arguments for the government’s recent policy proposals to tackle childhood obesity.
How I would have answered the AQA’s families and household option on A-level sociology paper 7192/2, June 2018.
An example of a top band answer (17/20) to a possible question on the AQA’s 7192/2 topics in sociology paper (families option, section A)