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| Paper | Duration | Marks and weighting |
|---|---|---|
| Families and education | 1 hour 45 minutes | 100 marks. 50%. |
| Crime, deviance and social stratification | 1 hour 45 minutes | 100 marks. 50%. |
Use the term accurately
Explain a concept in your own words, then test it against an example. Notice when everyday language differs from its sociological meaning.
Explain the evidence
Choose research or an example that supports your point. State how it supports the explanation rather than leaving the reader to make the connection.
Consider another view
Ask how a different sociologist might interpret the same situation. Develop that contrast before deciding how far you agree.
Keep research methods in the picture
Social theory and methods are relevant across both papers. Practise discussing how evidence was gathered as well as what a study concluded.
Accurate knowledge matters, but answers also need explanation and evaluation. A tutor can help you use selected researchers and perspectives purposefully.
Yes. Start with the wording, organise the argument and review a paragraph against the question. You can then build towards a complete timed response.
Bring your school topic list and a piece of marked work. Ask your tutor to identify a specific next step, such as developing an explanation or comparing viewpoints.
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