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

Postmodernism & Social Interactionism Theories of Crime & Deviance (A-Level Sociology) I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology and A in AS Level Sociology. A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Spec Content covering: Postmodernism and Crime (6 Page PDF) Social Interactionism and Labelling Theory of Crime (8 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: Gender and 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:)

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I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology and A in AS Level Sociology. A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Spec Content covering: Mass Media and 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 - Beliefs in Society Unit Spec Content covering: Secularisation Handout including Stats (9 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:)

I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology and A in AS Level Sociology. A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Spec Content covering: State Crime (7 Page PDF) Green Crime (8 Page PDF) Globalisation and 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: 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: Ethnicity & Crime (6 Page PDF) Class & 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: Left Realism Theory of Crime (6 Page PDF) Right Realism view of crime (5 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: Marxism Theory of Crime (6 Page PDF) Neo-Marxism view 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:)

Scholar List 17 Page Document- for the AQA A-Level Sociology Families and Households Unit. Includes A03 (Evaluation) Scholars. I Achieved an A* at Sociology A-Level and A at AS-Level. I am selling this for only £4 instead of the usual price because I know many find Families harder than education so thought this should be as accessible as I can make it :)

Contains A* Full Unit Spec Notes for The Research Methods Topic. I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology (AQA).

A* Analysis points for Education and Crime; useful to hit the top band A0s and get the A* in the exam.

Contains A* Full Unit Spec Notes for The Families and Households Topic. I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology (AQA).

Full Mark Beliefs Essay Plan that Follows the A* Structure for A-Level Sociology. I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology. Includes: An Essay Answer To the Question: “Evaluate sociological explanations for the Growth of Sects and New Religious Movements” (20 Marks) Plan of 3 Detailed Paragraphs and How I Would Write it.

Detailed, A* 30 Marker Plan for the Question on Paper 3 A-Level Sociology (Crime & Deviance) “Evaluate the Effectiveness of Crime Prevention Strategies”. I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology. Includes Thorough plan which follows the Point, Explanation, Application of item to Theory, Analysis & Infernal Eval Top Band A* Plan

I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology. Essay Plan answers the Question: “Evaluate the argument that the joining of subcultures is the main factor that affects the educational attainment of ethnic minority pupils” (including Item)

Includes 3 full mark essays (10/10), marked by my teacher for the Sociology AQA A-Level. I achieved an A* in the final exams and in Sociology. Essays are on the Overachievement of girls in education, how Cultural Capital gives students an advantage in Education and reasons for Gender Differences in Subject Choice.