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A-Level Sociology (UK)
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Foundations: the core themes of AQA Sociology
Education (Paper 1)
Methods in Context (Paper 1)
Theory and Methods (Papers 1 and 3)
Paper 2 Section A: Topics in Sociology, Option 1
Paper 2 Section B: Topics in Sociology, Option 2
Crime and Deviance (Paper 3)
Exam craft for AQA Sociology
A-Level Sociology (UK) tutoring curriculum256 skills across 8 units
Foundations: the core themes of AQA Sociology
The threads the specification requires students to carry into every topic, and the frame - contemporary UK society in its globalised context - that all three papers are marked against. Topics: The two core themes and the sociological frame.
Education (Paper 1)
Section 4.1.1 Education: what the education system is for, why attainment differs between social groups, what happens inside schools, and what educational policy has done to all three. Topics: The role and functions of the education system, Differential educational achievement, Relationships and processes within schools, Educational policy.
Methods in Context (Paper 1)
Section 4.1.2: applying sociological research methods to the study of education. Topics: Methods in Context.
Theory and Methods (Papers 1 and 3)
Sections 4.1.3 and 4.3.2 - the same content list appears on both papers. Topics: Research design, Primary methods and sources of data, Secondary sources of data, Choosing a method: practical, ethical and theoretical factors, Consensus, conflict, structural and social action theories, Modernity and post-modernity, The nature of science and whether sociology is scientific, The relationship between theory and methods, Subjectivity, objectivity and value freedom, Sociology and social policy.
Paper 2 Section A: Topics in Sociology, Option 1
Sections 4.2.1 to 4.2.4. Topics: Culture and Identity, Families and Households, Health, Work, Poverty and Welfare.
Paper 2 Section B: Topics in Sociology, Option 2
Sections 4.2.5 to 4.2.8. Topics: Beliefs in Society, Global Development, The Media, Stratification and Differentiation.
Crime and Deviance (Paper 3)
Section 4.3.1: what crime and deviance are, who is recorded as committing them, how globalisation, the media, the environment and the state enlarge the subject, and how crime is controlled and punished. Topics: Crime, deviance and sociological explanations, The social distribution of crime and deviance, Globalisation, the media, green crime and state crime, Crime control, punishment, victims and justice.
Exam craft for AQA Sociology
The question formats and the writing habits the three papers reward. Topics: AQA question stems and mark tariffs, Building sociological arguments.
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Aristotle's A-Level Sociology (UK) course tracks 256 skills across 8 units, mapped to the A-Level specification, including Foundations: the core themes of AQA Sociology, Education (Paper 1), and Methods in Context (Paper 1). Every skill is linked to the skills it builds on, so the tutor always knows which parts of A-Level Sociology (UK) your child has mastered and what to teach next.
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