“My name is Rachel and I’m a non-academic sociologist…” If you’re in any way involved in the process of enrolling students on sociology courses you’ll
The previous post in this two-part examination of the relationship between educational achievement and intelligence focused on the questions “what is intelligence?” and how can
As with its sociological counterpart – except more-so, this set of resources from the OCR Exam Board is designed to support teaching and learning for
Whatever your particular view of the Personal Life perspective in relation to families and households (as an exciting, contemporary, forward-looking development in our understanding of
functionalism Functionalist arguments about the role of education focus on the various ways education links to other social institutions, such as the family and the
The second WJEC Criminology offering – I’m taking an educated guess that it’s by Janis Griffiths – focuses on Individualistic theories of criminality and, in
The final offering in this short GCSE Psychology series is a revision booklet by R Cummins of Knowsley College that covers both Unit 1: Making