SCLY3 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Beliefs in society is a topical unit studied at a-level within AQA Sociology. This area allows for a discussion around religion and its influence on society. Within this unit, students are expected to understand sociological perspectives, secularisation and the different typologies of religions.

whole topic notes for aqa a level media, including examples and application, structured around requirements for exam questions. Predicted A* in exam. Notes from a range of books, from lectures, and from news (for examples)

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Sociological theories covering sociologists views on society and families and education. sociologist such as Emilie Durkheim, Talcott Parson and Karl Marx.

Sociological theories providing a viewpoint from the Marxist perspective and Marx's perspective of society. Seeing how different classes have different opportunities and how this effects society as a whole.

Social groups and social inequality explaining how ethnicity and gender effects the role of achievement in education system and provides inequality's.

Social groups and social inequality. Showing the unfairness and flaws in the education system for different classes and people of a ethic majority. How status changes opportunities for people and how it effects their education.

Introduction to Sociology . Explaining to basics of context that will be covered in sociology giving general knowledge about topics that will be included and what they will be focused on. This will cover ; culture in society, social groups and social inequality , sociological theories and views on society .

Sociological theories expanding on functionalist and Marxists and feminists views on society . Viewing society as a whole and seeing how class effects others seeing if self fulfilling prophecy is true.