Sociology Archives – Page 3 of 39

How Has the SmartPhone Impacted Intimate Relationships?

Karl Thompson / September 20, 2022

The majority of couples in longer term relationships use their smart phones primarily to ‘keep base’ with the partners during […]

Karl Thompson / September 9, 2022

How might Interactionists, Functionalists, Marxists and Postmodernists interpret the death of The Queen..?

New research from the Office for National Statistics suggests more support for the long term impact of material deprivation on

good resources for teaching wealth, poverty, income inequality and social class. Useful further reading for students studying A-level sociology!

Shock Horror – groups of older children have been ‘descending’ on cinemas recently to ‘disruptively watch’ the latest Despicable Me

This question recently came up on the June 2022 A-level sociology exam paper two, the families and household topic. It

Life expectancy in England and Wales has risen dramatically over the last 100 years, increasing from around 55 in 1920

The easiest way for students to prepare for the Theory and Methods parts of the A-Level Sociology Paper 1 and

The Advance Information for the 2022 Sociology A-levels specifies that students WILL be assessed on the area of consensus, conflict,

The [pre-release information](https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/content/summer-2022/AQA-7192-AI-22.PDF) for Paper 1 has selected the broad topic of education policies as the one which students will