AQA • Sociology

Document has PEELE structure essay plans for nearly ever topic you can write about in the exams. I used this to get an A*. Can be turned into flash cards to memorise.

Ace your AQA Sociology exams with top-grade, exam-focused revision notes specifically tailored for the Theory and Methods topic. These notes were crafted by an A* student who knows exactly what it takes to impress examiners and secure those top marks.

These in-depth, exam-ready notes cover everything you need to master the Education topic for AQA A-Level Sociology. Whether you’re aiming for a solid B or pushing for that A*, this resource gives you clear, detailed and evaluative content to write high-scoring 10- and 30-mark essays. What’s Included? • The Role and Functions of Education: meritocracy, value consensus, role allocation • Education and Class Structure: cultural/material deprivation, Bourdieu’s cultural capital ...

escription: These Culture and Identity revision notes are your complete, go-to resource for mastering one of the most concept-heavy topics in AQA A-Level Sociology. Whether you’re struggling to get your head around the difference between high and popular culture, or need sharp AO1 and AO3 content to smash those 20 and 30 markers, this document has it all. Written by an A-level student who knows exactly what the examiners want (and what they don’t want), these notes cover the full spec wi...

These Culture and Identity revision notes are your complete, go-to resource for mastering one of the most concept-heavy topics in AQA A-Level Sociology. Whether you’re struggling to get your head around the difference between high and popular culture, or need sharp AO1 and AO3 content to smash those 20 and 30 markers, this document has it all. Written by an A-level student who knows exactly what the examiners want (and what they don’t want), these notes cover the full spec with clarity, s...

These Culture and Identity revision notes are your complete, go-to resource for mastering one of the most concept-heavy topics in AQA A-Level Sociology. Whether you’re struggling to get your head around the difference between high and popular culture, or need sharp AO1 and AO3 content to smash those 20 and 30 markers, this document has it all. Written by an A-level student who knows exactly what the examiners want (and what they don’t want), these notes cover the full spec with clarity, s...

Evaluate sociological explanations of stratification and differentiation by social class, gender, ethnicity and age. Evaluate sociological explanations of the dimensions of inequality: class, status and power, and differences in life chances. Evaluate the problems of defining and measuring social class. Evaluate sociological explanations of changes in structures of inequality, including globalisation and the transnational capitalist class. Evaluate the nature, extent and signific...

Evaluate sociological explanations of development, underdevelopment, and global inequality. Evaluate the influence of globalisation on the cultural, political, and economic relationships between societies. Evaluate the role of transnational corporations, non-governmental organisations, and international agencies in local and global strategies for development. Evaluate the relationship between development and aid, trade, industrialisation, urbanisation, the environment, and war and co...

Evaluate different sociological conceptions of ideology, science, and religion. Evaluate the role of religion in promoting and preventing social change. Evaluate the role of religious organisations in contemporary society. Evaluate the relationship between social groups and religious beliefs and practices. Evaluate the extent of secularisation and its global context.

Evaluate sociological explanations of the nature, existence and persistence of poverty in contemporary society. Evaluate sociological explanations of the distribution of poverty, wealth and income between different social groups. Evaluate responses and solutions to poverty by the state and by private, voluntary and informal welfare providers in contemporary society. Evaluate sociological explanations of the organisation and control of the labour process, including the division of lab...