Is There a Crisis in Youth Mental Ill Health?
One in four teenage girls believe they are suffering from depression, according to a major study by University College London […]
Childhood, Families and Households
families
How I would’ve answered the families and households section of A level sociology paper 2 (AQA, 2017)
Hints and tips on how I would’ve answered the A level sociology exam paper 2, 2017 (families and households section) 2017
Families and Households, migration
Analyse two ways in which migration has affected household structures (10)
How to get full marks for a 10 mark ‘item’ question in sociology A-level.
Families and Households, Pot Luck, research methods, surveys
Surveys on Family Life in the UK
Social Surveys are one of the most common methods for routinely collecting data in sociology and the social sciences more
A level sociology exam practice, Exams and revision advice, Families and Households
AQA A-Level Sociology Paper 2: Families and Households Section – Exam Advice
How to answer the AQA’s A-level sociology paper 2. A guide to answering 10 mark outline and explain questions, 10 mark analyse questions and 20 mark essay questions.
Families and Households, Globalisation
How Does Globalisation Impact Family Life?
Globalisation is a key concept within A-level sociology, and students may be asked to consider how it affects family life.
Exams and revision advice, Families and Households, Pot Luck
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
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
Exams and revision advice
AS Sociology – how to answer short answer ‘outline’ (6 mark) questions
Question 3 of the topics section of the AS sociology research methods and topics exam will ask you to outline three
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…