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The ideal follow-on from "Sociology for AS-level", this textbook has been written by practising teachers and examiners with the specific needs of A2 students in mind. The book is divided into seven units: religion; power, politics and protest; social policy and welfare; world sociology; theory and methods; crime and deviance; stratification and social differences; and preparing for A2 assessment. Each unit is divided into a number of topics, organised in a consistent and easy-to-follow format. Each topic contains text to develop knowledge, but also a variety of interactive features, including activities to prepare students for synoptic assessment and help them apply theory.
This textbook investigates the core sociological concepts and theoretical frameworks required for A2-level examination success. The authors, drawing on their professional experience as teachers and examiners, structure the material to bridge the gap between foundational AS-level knowledge and the more advanced analytical requirements of the A2 curriculum. By integrating theoretical discourse with practical application, the text aims to prepare students for both the conceptual depth and the specific assessment formats of the A2 sociology syllabus.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a structured, pedagogical approach tailored specifically for the UK A-level examination system. The framing suggests a dense, curriculum-focused resource designed to support students in mastering both theoretical content and exam-specific techniques.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2002-01-01
Publisher:
Collins Educational
ISBN-10:
0007134657
ISBN-13:
9780007134656
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