AQA GCSE 9-1 Sociology All-in-One Complete Revision and Practice: Ideal for home learning, 2022 and 2023 exams (Collins GCSE Grade 9-1 Revision)

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Equality/inequality in relation to class, gender, ethnicity, age, disability and sexuality – e.g. equality/ inequality in contemporary UK: education, crime, income and wealth, health, family, work, media

Methods in Context Mark Scheme – pared down mark scheme – easy to understand! It may surprise you to know that you can get up to 12/20 for just writing about the method, without even applying it to the question!Functionalism and Strain Theories of Crime – summary revision notes – a briefer version of the three posts above. Controlling and Reducing Crime – the Role of the Community, the Police and Different Forms of Punishment Sociologists use a range of quantitative and qualitative, primary and secondary social research methods to collect data about society. Hirschi’s Social Control Theory of Crime – class notes covering Hirschi’s four bonds of attachment – attachment, commitment, involvement and belief. draw on information and evidence from different sources and demonstrate the ability to synthesise them

Revision guides that cover Socialisation, Family, Education, Crime and deviance, Social inequality. https://www.wjec.co.uk/qualifications/sociology/r-sociology-gcse-from-2017/eduqas-gcse-sociology-sams-2017-e.pdfGCSE History is the study of local, British, European and World history from the Medieval, Early Modern and Modern eras. How is Coronavirus affecting crime and deviance? – all of a sudden certain acts that used to be ‘normal’ are now criminal, this is perfect analytical feeding ground for any A-level sociology student! GCSE Business is the study of new businesses, suppliers, customers and market dynamics. Learn everything from marketing, finance, organising staff, revenue, cost and profit in one of Seneca's GCSE Business revision courses.

Capitalism, Globalisation and Crime – A Marxist perspective on global crime covering global finance and tax havens and TNCs and law evasion. Research Methods Essays – How to Write Them – general advice on writing research methods essays for the AS and A level sociology exams. This post covers the PET technique – Practical, Ethical and Theoretical.Sociological Perspectives on the London Riots – The London Riots remain the biggest act of mass criminality of the 2000s, I like to use them to introduce sociological perspectives on crime and deviance. You can also use this as an example of how media narratives on the causes of the riots differ so much from the London School of Economics research findings on the actual ’causes’ of the riots. How the Media Simplifies Crime – a brief post summarising how the media tends to take the side of the police and victims, focus on crimes with easy to understand individual ‘harm’ stories and provide a narrow analysis of crime control options.