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AQA A-LEVEL SOCIOLOGY Paper 1 Education with theory and methods (7192/1) Combined Question Paper and Mark Scheme

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911 Telecommunications Exam QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|

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AP Biology Meiosis & Genetics questions and answers

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AP Biology- Genetics questions and answers

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AP Biology Meiosis & Genetics questions and answers

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A level Sociology Education questions and answers

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A level Sociology Education questions and answers

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A level Sociology Education questions and answers

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AS Sociology Research Methods questions and answers Quantitative Data - Numerical data from research Qualitative Data - Non-numerical data from a sociological study Reliability - If a researcher used identical methods and produced the same results Validity - How true data is for a sample

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AS Sociology Research Methods questions and answers Qualitative Data - Non-numerical data from a sociological study Reliability - If a researcher used identical methods and produced the same results Validity - How true data is for a sample Representativeness - How typical data is of a certain population Ethical Issues - Whether research is morally acceptable

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AQA Sociology Education (A Level) questions and answers Material deprivation - Lacking basic necessities due to poverty. Cultural deprivation - Inadequate socialisation in the home. Material deprivation's effects on education - 90% of failing schools are in deprived areas. Dpt of Education (2012) barely 1/3 of students eligible for free school meals achieve 5 or more GCSE's at A*-C. These students are more likely to be excluded and truant.

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AQA Sociology Education (A Level) questions and answers Material deprivation - Lacking basic necessities due to poverty. Cultural deprivation - Inadequate socialisation in the home. Material deprivation's effects on education - 90% of failing schools are in deprived areas. Dpt of Education (2012) barely 1/3 of students eligible for free school meals achieve 5 or more GCSE's at A*-C. These students are more likely to be excluded and truant.

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AQA A-Level Sociology - Education - The Role of Education questions and answers Who saw school as society in minitature? - Durkheim (Functionalism) Who argued that school helps create social solidarity and value consensus by socialising us into shared norms and values? - Durkheim (Functionalism)

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AQA A-Level Sociology questions and answers Who saw school as society in minitature? - Durkheim (Functionalism) Who argued that school helps create social solidarity and value consensus by socialising us into shared norms and values? - Durkheim (Functionalism) Which theory suggests education teaches us specialist skills which are needed in complex economies and jobs? - Functionalism

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AQA A-Level Sociology - Education - The Role of Education questions and answers Who saw school as society in minitature? - Durkheim (Functionalism) Who argued that school helps create social solidarity and value consensus by socialising us into shared norms and values? - Durkheim (Functionalism)

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AP Biology- Genetics questions and answers Character - an observable heritable feature. Trait - any detectable variation in a genetic character. True-breeding - Referring to plants that produce offspring of the same variety when they self pollinate. Hybridization - carries two different alleles of the same gene P generation - parental generation

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