I am currently an undergraduate student studying at the University of Cambridge. During A-Levels, I studied English Literature, Politics and Sociology and achieved 3A* in all A-Level Subjects. I also achieved an A in A-Level Economics.
I am currently an undergraduate student studying at the University of Cambridge. During A-Levels, I studied English Literature, Politics and Sociology and achieved 3A* in all A-Level Subjects. I also achieved an A in A-Level Economics.
A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Full Spec Content. Heavily detailed, A* notes. Includes 24 Individual PDFs (many of which one PDF is 6-7 pages). Therefore ensuring you really go through all the Spec Content.
Includes A* Level Spec content:
Introduction to Crime&Deviance (Social Construction of Crime)
Functionalism Theory of Crime
Subcultural Theory of Crime
Labelling Interactionism Theory of Crime
Marxism Theory of Crime
Neo-Marxism view of crime
Environmental theories on crime
Left Realism& Crime
Right Realism& Crime
Postmodernism& Crime
Crime Statistics and Measuring Crime
Gender and Crime
Ethnicity and Crime
Class and Crime
Globalisation and Crime
Green Crime
State Crime
Crime and The Media
Crime Prevention from the Government
Crime Prevention Strategies
Surveillance and Crime
Victimisation and Crime
Victimology and Crime
Role of the CJS
I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology and A in AS Level Sociology.
A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Spec Content covering:
Functionalism and Crime (7 Page PDF)
Subcultural Strain Theory of Crime (6 Page PDF)
My notes all come detailed, with Analysis & Evaluation within them. These were the notes I used in the run up to the exam:)
I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology and A in AS Level Sociology.
A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Spec Content covering:
Crime Prevention from the Government (7 Page PDF)
Crime Prevention strategies (4 Page PDF)
My notes all come detailed, with Analysis & Evaluation within them. These were the notes I used in the run up to the exam:)