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£73/hrMichelle N
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£55/hrLaura N
Qualified Teacher | MA in Teaching | Proven GCSE & A-Level Sociology Results
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£22/hrEmily S
Enthusiastic and experienced Sociology tutor looking to help students succeed
About AQA A-Level Sociology
The three AQA 7192 papers
| Paper focus | Duration | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Education, theory and methods | 2 hours | 80 |
| Selected sociology topics | 2 hours | 80 |
| Crime and deviance, theory and methods | 2 hours | 80 |
Give an essay a clear direction
Interpret
Decide what is being debated
Identify the claim in the question and the concepts that need defining. Avoid launching into everything you remember about the topic.
Develop
Put explanations into conversation
Use one perspective to develop an argument, then test it against evidence or an alternative explanation.
Judge
Answer the question you were asked
Weigh the arguments you have actually discussed. State what your conclusion depends on rather than adding an unrelated final opinion.
Methods in context needs context
When considering a research method in education, think about the actual participants, setting and research aim. A rehearsed list of strengths and weaknesses needs adapting to the situation.
Frequently asked questions
Will the tutor teach my Paper 2 options?
Ask before booking. Schools choose from the permitted option groups, so experience with AQA does not establish familiarity with every combination.
Can tutoring help when I know the content but lose marks?
A marked essay can reveal whether the difficulty is application, development or evaluation. Agree a specific writing goal and practise it with feedback.
How should I revise between lessons?
Try explaining one argument without notes, then add a relevant example and a challenge to it. Bring uncertainties back to the next lesson rather than simply rewriting your notes.
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