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Education-AQA A-level Sociology

Overview of the topic of education in alevel sociology, source:the sociology teacher

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AQA A Level Sociology Education Mindmaps

Includes all topics from Education

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Media - paper 2

AQA A Level Sociology- media full topic

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Marxism in Sociology

Explore the key concepts of Marxism in sociology, including the role of families, education, crime, and social stratification. This summary covers essential theories and studies, such as Zaretsky's family theory, Bowles and Gintis's correspondence principle, and the implications of false class consciousness. Ideal for GCSE AQA Sociology students seeking to understand the critical perspectives on capitalism and social inequality.

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AQA A-Level Sociology: Education summary notes

Education suammary notes

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Marxist Education Analysis

Explore the Marxist perspective on education, focusing on how social class influences educational achievement and perpetuates inequality. This summary covers key concepts such as the correspondence principle, the myth of meritocracy, and the role of the hidden curriculum in shaping students' futures. Ideal for sociology students seeking to understand the ideological functions of education in a capitalist society.

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Functionalist education mindmap

A mindmap of the functionalist perspective on education for sociology A-level

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Marxist Family Dynamics

Explore the Marxist perspective on family structures and their role in perpetuating social inequality. This comprehensive analysis covers key concepts such as the ideological functions of the family, the impact of capitalism on family dynamics, and critiques from functionalist, feminist, and postmodern viewpoints. Ideal for sociology students seeking to understand the complexities of family theories and their implications in contemporary society.

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Marxism in Sociology

Explore the foundational concepts of Marxism in sociology, including class conflict, the role of the bourgeoisie and proletariat, and the impact of ideology on social structures. This summary covers key theories such as classical Marxism, neo-Marxism, and the significance of revolution in achieving a communist society. Ideal for students studying sociological theories and their implications on crime and family dynamics.

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