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Conceptualising Gender Equality in Relationships
A brief revision map of some of the main sociological concepts which have been developed to describe the ‘typical relationship’: taken together, they suggest a movement towards greater gender equality in relationships: This is the briefest of revision slides on … Continue reading
Posted in Sex and gender
Tagged AQA, equality, families, Gender, households, nuclear, revision notes, roles, Sociology
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Applying Sociological Perspectives to the Decline of Marriage – Revision Notes
Summary revision notes (in diagram form) on sociological perspectives applied to the decline of marriage in society, written to help students revise for the families and households section of the AQA’s A-level sociology paper 2: topics in sociology. You will … Continue reading
The Marxist Perspective on the Family: Revision Notes for A-level Sociology
The Marxist Perspective on the Family: Key points and criticisms for A-level sociology in four pictures: 1. The Marxist Perspective on Society (A Reminder!) 2. Engel’s Theory of how The Nuclear Family Emerged with Capitalism (and Private Property) 3. … Continue reading
Posted in A-levels, Families and Households
Tagged A level, family, marxism, revision notes, Sociology
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Coalition Education Policies #Revision Notes
Neoliberal ideas were much stronger in the Coalition government’s education policies—in a context of public sector cuts, they focused mainly on the further marketization of education, scrapping many of New Labour’s policies to tackle inequality of opportunity Funding cuts to … Continue reading
Posted in education, Education Policy
Tagged 7191, A level, AQA, coalition, education, exam, policy, revision notes, Sociology
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The Marxist Perspective on Education
Traditional Marxists see the education system as working in the interests of ruling class elites. According to the Marxist perspective on education, the system performs three functions for these elites: Reproduces class inequality. Legitimates class inequality. It works in the … Continue reading
Posted in education, Marxism
Tagged education, ideology, marxism, reproduction, revision notes, social class
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