AQA

A-Level Sociology

    • Social Class and Achievement: Cultural Factors

    • Social Class and Achievement: Material Factors

    • Social Class and Achievement: Internal Factors

    • Ethnicity and Achievement: Cultural and Material Factors

    • Ethnicity and Achievement: Internal Factors

    • Gender and Achievement: Cultural Factors

    • Gender and Achievement: Internal Factors

    • Gender and Subject Choice Theories of Education: Functionalism and the New Right

    • Theories of Education: Marxism

    • Theories of Education: Feminism

    • Education Policy: The Butler Act and the Comprehensive System

    • Education Policy: The Education Reform Act, Labour [1997-2010] Policies, Coalition [2010-15] Policies

    • The Impact of Globalisation on British Education

    • Measuring Crime and Deviance

    • Functionalist Theories of Crime and Deviance

    • Subcultural Theories of Crime and Deviance

    • Labelling Theory of Crime and Deviance

    • Marxist Theory of Crime and Deviance

    • Left Realist Approaches to Crime and Deviance

    • Right Realist Approaches to Crime and Deviance

    • Gender and Crime

    • Ethnicity and Crime

    • Crime and the Media: Media Representation of Crime

    • Crime and the Media: The Media as a Cause of Crime

    • Crime and Globalisation

    • Green Crime

    • Human Rights and State Crimes

    • Ways of Preventing Crime Punishment

    • Victimology

    • Types of Data

    • Practical Factors

    • Ethical Factors

    • Theoretical Factors

    • Sampling

    • Questionnaires

    • Structured Interviews

    • Unstructured Interviews

    • Observation

    • Experiments

    • Documents

    • Official Statistics

    • Other Forms of Research

    • Methods in Context: Researching Students

    • Methods in Context: Researching Parents

    • Methods in Context: Researching Schools

    • Functionalism

    • Marxism

    • Feminism

    • Social Action Theories

    • Globalisation, Modernity and Postmodernity

    • Sociology and Science

    • Objectivity and Values in Research

    • Sociology and Social Policy

    • Theories of the Family: Functionalist View of the Family

    • Theories of the Family: New Right View of the Family

    • Theories of the Family: Marxist View of the Family

    • Theories of the Family: Feminist View of the Family

    • Theories of the Family: Postmodernist View of the Family

    • Couples: Domestic Division of Labour

    • Couples: Resources and Decision Making

    • Couples: Domestic Violence

    • Family Diversity: Changing Family Patterns

    • Family Diversity: Theoretical Perspectives of Family Diversity

    • Family Diversity: Ethnic Differences in Family Structure

    • Family and Social Policy: Policies that Promote the Nuclear Family

    • Family and Social Policy: Policies that Promote Family Diversity

    • Demography: Birth Rate and Death Rate

    • Demography: Ageing Population, Migration and Globalisation

    • Childhood: Social Construction of Childhood

    • Childhood: The Position of Childhood

    • Childhood: The Disappearance of Childhood

    • Functionalist View on Religion

    • Marxist View on Religion

    • Feminist View on Religion

    • Religion and Social Change

    • The World Becoming Secular

    • The World (Not) Becoming Secular

    • European Secularisation

    • The Impact of Globalisation on Religion

    • Religious Organisations: Churches, Denominations, Sects and Cults

    • Religious Organisations: New Religious Movements and New Age Movements

    • Religion and Gender

    • Religion and Ethnicity

    • Religion and Age

    • Religion and Social Class

    • Ideology and Science

AQA

A-Level Sociology

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FAQs

  • A-Level Sociology is an exam usually taken at the end of Year 11 in the UK. It consists of two papers sectioned by topic, and tests a variety of valuable psychological concepts.

  • Although Sociology is often thought to be a tough subject, with proper preparation you can no doubt be very successful on the final exams. It is marked as a totally objective subject, meaning that you can track your revision progress very easily.

  • The Sociology A-Level course covers a variety of topics, focusing on cognition, research, social context and behaviour.

  • Everyone can succeed with different preparation styles and revision methods. We recommend going through our videos on Flyp Academy alongside the syllabus, and then testing yourself immediately afterwards. After doing this consistently, go through some past papers!

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