Sociological Perspectives and Concepts Applied to the Death of The Queen…
How might Interactionists, Functionalists, Marxists and Postmodernists interpret the death of The Queen..?
Social Theories
perspectives
Social class, wealth and income inequalities
Sociological Perspectives on the Cost of Living Crisis in the UK
Inflation in the UK hit 9% in April 2022, mainly due to the rising cost of energy prices and food
Sociology key terms
Sociological Perspectives on the 2020 Downing Street Christmas Party
There seems to be increasing evidence that around three dozen people attended a party at Downing Street in December 2020,
A-levels
Sociological Perspectives on the 2020 Exam results fiasco
What a mess this years exam results were! First of all students get awarded their results based primarily on an
Crime and Deviance, crime control
What is Social Control?
Social control refers to the mechanisms a society uses to get individuals to conform. This post covers sociological perspectives on social control such as Functionalism, Marxism and Interactionism
education
Education and social control
How do schools try to control pupils? Some of the ways include academic surveillance, CCTV, teaching British Values. Prevent and the use of isolation units. It also explores how effective schools are as agents of social control.
Social Theories
Sociological Perspectives Teaching Resource Bundle
A level Sociology teaching resources for sale – perspectives in sociology.
Crime and Deviance
Sociological Perspectives on Hate Crime
What is Hate Crime? The Home Office defines Hate Crime as ‘ ‘Any criminal offence which is perceived, by the
education
The globalisation of education
three examples of the globalisation are: PISA tests and league tables, international companies providing education services in more than one country, private schools and universities expanding into more than one country.
Exams and revision advice
Revising core themes in A-level sociology
There are six ‘core themes‘ in the AQA’ A-level sociology specification: These six core themes cut across every compulsory topic