AQA • Sociology

This was a mindmap I created for the childhood topic in family and households for aqa sociology, this was using my notes and knowledge of summarised information needed for the childhood topic. This mindmap was helpful to condense my knowledge and information needed if a question came up in the exam, this mindmap will help to give a starting point of information to allow you to further develop when needed.

Two full mark essays for the Beliefs in Society option of AQA A-Level Sociology: Religious Fundamentalism 20/20 Religion as a force for social change 20/20 Includes key sociologists, analysis, and evaluation to secure top marks! Achieved an A* in Sociology: now a current Oxford Law student. Check out my profile for bundle deals of all of the key Sociology topics!

Full note summary of ALL topics in the Crime and Deviance module - concise notes, perfect for revision! Everything you need to succeed at this module! Includes key sociologists, key theories, and evaluation points to secure top marks. Achieved an A* in Sociology; current Oxford law student. Check out my profile for Crime and Deviance full mark essays, and bundle deals for all of the A-Level Sociology topics! Topics covered: Functionalism, strain and subcultural theories 2 - 4 Interaction...

Sociology Methods in Context (research methods and education) FULL MARK essays - received 20/2o marks! Achieved an A* in Sociology, now an Oxford law student. Includes all assessment objectives to maximise marks! Topics covered: - Non-participant observation and gender identities methods in context (20/20) - Experiments and teacher labelling methods in context (20/20)

AQA A-Level Sociology: FULL MARK theory topic essays - two 10 mark essays and two 20 mark essays with items. Covering the Postmodernism, Feminism, and Marxism topics. Achieved an A* in Sociology; currently studying Law at Oxford. Full mark essays, demonstrating all AOs. Check out my profile for detailed theory notes and bundle deals of all topics in AQA A-level Sociology! Essays included: - Outline and explain 2 arguments for the view that theories developed in modern society are no lo...

AQA A-level Sociology Theory topic Notes: concise notes of all of the key topics in the 'theory' section, featuring key Sociologists. Written by an A* Sociology student and current Oxford Law student. Concise so perfect for revision! Topics included: * Sociology and science: 2 - 4 Objectivity and values: 5 Functionalism: 6 Marxism: 7 - 10 Feminist theories: 10 - 13 Action theories: 13 - 16 Globalisation, modernity and postmodernity: 16 - 19 Social policy: 20 - 21

This document contains a 30 mark model essay on subcultural theories. It also includes key sociologists such as Cloward and Ohlin ( the opportunity structure theory ), Cohen (status frustration) , Miller (focal concerns). This essay examines the students ability to evaluate the usefulness of the subcultural theory in understanding crime.

A-Level Sociology Notes – Research Methods (Complete Unit) These notes cover all Research Methods content across AQA Sociology A-level — essential for Paper 1 and Paper 3 success. What’s Included: Quantitative vs qualitative methods Experiments, interviews, questionnaires, observations, official statistics Sampling, validity, reliability, representativeness, and ethics Practical, theoretical and ethical considerations for each method Methods in Context (Educatio...

A-Level Sociology Notes – Theory & Debates (Complete Unit) Master the most challenging part of the course with these Theory & Debates notes, written to break down complex sociological theory into simple, exam-ready content. What’s Included: Positivism vs Interpretivism Structural vs social action theories Modernity, late modernity, and postmodernism Value freedom, objectivity, and the sociology of science Sociology and social policy debates Key thinkers explai...

A-Level Sociology Notes – Beliefs in Society (Complete Unit) Comprehensive notes for the Beliefs in Society unit of AQA Sociology A-level, packed with sociologists, theories, and evaluation points. What’s Included: Functionalist, Marxist, and Feminist views on religion Religion as a force for stability vs change (Weber, Neo-Marxism, etc.) Secularisation, religious diversity, and globalisation The growth of fundamentalism and new religious movements Gender, ethnici...