A LEVEL SOCIOLOGY
Whilst studying AQA A Level Sociology, students develop an appreciation for the scientific study of society, examining how every human activity is underpinned by wider cultural contexts. Students learn a wide range of sociological concepts, such as functionalism, Marxism, social action theory and feminism, in order to examine patterns of individual and group behaviour and the norms of different societies. They will also examine the various methods used by sociologists to study society and how to critically evaluate them.
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YEAR 12 |
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TERM 1 |
Education with Theory and Methods Families and Households |
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TERM 2 |
Education with Theory and Methods Families and Households |
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TERM 3 |
Education with Theory and Methods Families and Households |
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YEAR 13 |
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TERM 1 |
Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods Beliefs in Society |
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TERM 2 |
Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods Beliefs in Society |
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TERM 3 |
Final exam preparation |
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