<p>All three papers organised into topics, years and marks allocated for ease of use during both revision and learning to see question types and mark schemes on the OCR website.</p>

<p>A reminder of what is important when it comes to assessment of A Level 20 and 30 mark answers.</p> <p>A summary of the three assessment objectives that you must evidence in your answer, and how to effectively structure your answer to obtain the best grade in homework, tests and exams.</p> <p>Written by a teacher and AQA and OCR examiner with 20 years of experience.</p>

<p>A guide to answering both types of 10 mark questions in all three sociology exam papers, written by an AQA sociology examiner of 16 years.</p> <p>Struggling to plan and structure your answers and get into that top mark band? Look no further with this simple how-to-guide.</p> <p>Also includes a handy reminder of how often the 10 markers occur on each paper.</p> <p>An essential addition to your revision and exam paractice.</p>

<p>A clear plan on how to answer the following question:</p> <p>June 2022 Paper</p> <p>Applying material from Item A, analyse two ways in which relationships and processes within schools may lead to anti-school subcultures.<br /> 10 mark</p>

<p>A 15 minute micro teach session plan, which could easily be expanded to up to an hour on 'what is meant by employability and digital skills?</p> <p>Suitable for tutor time in schools, 6th forms and colleges, alongside workplace/employability schemes outside of the education sector.</p>

<p>A plan to help answer the following question from AQA A Level Sociology Paper 2 June 2023</p> <p>4, Outline and explain two ways that social change may affect patterns of marriage.<br /> 10m</p> <p>A guide from an examiner of 16 years.</p>

<p>Studying AQA A Level Sociology and on the module of Beliefs in Society? One of the key topics is secularisation. This handy question and answer sheet will take you through some of the key evidence and questions surrounding the loss of religion in society. Useful throughout the course as well as during revision for those all important mock tests and real exams in the summer. Written by a teacher, tutor and examiner of 20 years experience.</p>

<p>Are you confused by all the studies that you need to remember for your exam? Worry no more as this helpful worksheet has them all in one place for you to explain and summarise in your own words.</p> <p>Useful whilst consolidating class work, but also as a revision tool in preparation for both class tests and real summer exams.</p>

<p>A comprehensive and useful overview of the important content to include in essay answers on the sociology of childhood.</p> <p>Examples of possible questions on the topic of childhood.</p>

<p>A summary of the important elements involved in both internal and external school factors impacting upon males and females in education.</p> <p>A useful resource for both essay writing - a ready made plan for answers, as well as a handy guide for revision purposes.</p>

<p>A template/grid to be used by school staff, such as mentors and head’s of years to help with advice and guidance of students and the monitoring of such meetings.</p> <p>Here is a ready made template with a list of questions and points to remember over meetings to help with paperwork and tracking.</p>

<p>If you’re struggling with how much to put in a sociology exam answer or what to put in it in terms of content, this resource has you covered!</p> <p>From 3 marks up to 12 marks, this resource provides you with a range of answers covering the June 2021 Paper 1.</p> <p>There aren’t many model answers available to students and teachers online so invest in some worthwhile information written by a seasoned examiner with 12 years experience.</p>

<p>Are you studying for AQA GCSE Sociology and struggling to know how much and what to actually put in your answers?</p> <p>These model answers to Paper 2 written for the June 2021 paper provide you with some examples of what and how much to write.</p> <p>Written by a seasoned examiner with 13 years of experience, look no further for help with your exam writing technique to gain those important assessment objective marks.</p>

<p>A list of websites, films and links to support and scaffold student’s sociological imagination and learning.</p>

<p>A list of outside viewing of sociologically rich films to enhance students wider sociological imagination and knowledge, or just for rainy days and when a teacher is ill.</p>

<p>This resource is to support both students and teachers alike in how to answer the 12-mark essay questions in both exam papers for AQA GCSE Sociology.</p> <p>Written by a sociology examiner who for 14 years has witnessed some of the mistakes and errors that candidates can make during exams.</p> <p>It can be used as a tool in the classroom or independently through homework or private study. In the classroom, it could be used to peer mark student’s work or to help when first introducing this style of question, and how to answer it effectively. A student can then use the sheets independently at home when completing answers for homework.<br /> Given that students will answer four 12 mark questions or 48 marks out of the 100 in each exam paper, it is imperative that students learn a decent formula to answer them to the best of their abilities.</p>

<p>A help sheet with some general study tips and advice on how to harness learning and to support students with autism who are studying sociology specifically, but also learning at most levels.</p>