An A* worthy detailed 10 marker linking globalisation and crime.

Here are MULTIPLE summary sheets for beliefs (for those who are visual learners), including: KEY sociologists and their perspectives, criticisms of their theory and the main statistics!

Here are a full set of beliefs notes in a poster format (for visual learners)- incorporating all units, sociologists + their perspectives, as well as criticisms of their theory

FULL booklet for AQA Sociology A Level topic, ‘World Crime’ (under Crime and Deviance). Notes centred around: State crime, Green crime, Mods and rockets, Moral panics, Deviance amplification spiral, Media and the commodification of crime, Culture criminology, media and crime etc --> Also contains all the essays for that topic at the end of the pack

All of the notes for Topic 4, ‘Religion and social groups’ as well as a few essay plans (mainly 10 markers that could possibly come up!)

Notes evaluating the usefulness of using: Documents Structured vs unstructured interviews Overt versus covert participant observation Official statistics Experiments

Full pack of notes surrounding crime prevention

Full document of essay plans for Education (AQA Sociology A Level)

FULL set of Crime + Deviance notes- incorporated both essay plans and content

Powerpoint pinpointing the key information for methods in context for education, including: Teacher vs parent interactions (impression management influence- undermines validity + representativeness) Notes for studying classrooms Notes for studying pupils (observing those with learning difficulties + pupils who are more susceptible, thus having more gatekeepers- harder to investigate) Researching schools

All of the potential essays for families and households (Year 1, Sociology), as well as critical and well-developed criticisms + analysis

An A* worthy essay plan to the question, ‘Applying material form Item A, analyse two ways in which the media may cause crime. (10 marks)’

A* worthy essay planned to the question, ‘Applying material from Item B and your own knowledge, analyse two sociological approaches to crime prevention’ (10 marks)