AQA A-Level Sociology Paper 1 Exam With Verified Auestions And Answers GURANTEED A+ Raising Boys Achievement Project - answer-Focused on issues associated with the apparent differential academic achievement of boys and girls at key stage 2 and key sta

AQA A-Level Sociology Paper 1 Exam With Verified Auestions And Answers GURANTEED A+ Raising Boys Achievement Project - answer-Focused on issues associated with the apparent differential academic achievement of boys and girls at key stage 2 and key stage 4 in schools in England. National Literacy Strategy - answer-Daily "literacy hour" •The strategies have only ever been recommended, not compulsory Reading Champions - answer-Uses male role models celebrating their own reading interests Playing for Success - answer-Initiative aimed to raise literacy, numeracy and ICT standards amongst demotivated KS2 and KS3 pupils by holding out-of-schoolhours study support centres at football clubs and other sports grounds. Dad's and Son's - answer-Aimed at fathers of boys aged 11-14. Fundamentally, its aim is to increase dads' involvement in their sons' education Recruitment of Male teachers - answer-Recruitment events at universities across country, targeted particularly at male students in STEM subjects. Feminism - answer-'Feminist Movement' has improved rights of women ,raising expectations & self-esteem/ motivation of women. Women no longer bound to the 'Mother/ Housewife Role'. Impact of Feminism - answer-Sharpe- Increased employment opportunities, females have become extremely ambitious & aim for 'high professions' such as Doctors & Solicitors. More role model who 'have it all' Changes in the Family - answer-Primary Socialisation: Perhaps traditional 'Female' socialisation is more suited to education than typical 'Male' socialisation -Bedroom Culture.More lone parents families headed by women and duel earning families raises girls aspirations. Impact of changes in family - answer-Bedroom culture - quiet, reading, submissive attitudes which are favoured in schools →ideal pupil Changes in Women's employment - answer-Mitsos& Browne (1998) highlight how the growing Service Sector/ Economy has created more 'feminised' career opportunities for women e.g. in Health Care, Hospitality, Teaching, Clerical, Childcare professions. Equal pay act etc open up more opportunities for girls in Impact of changes in women's employment - answer-The changes have encouraged girls to see their future as more than housewives and mothers but having greater career opportunities and financial independence. Aspirations to get these job push girls to do well in education in order to achieve these career goals.