A Level Sociology: Education with theory and methods, families and households and more Practice Book 2

Every chapter opens with a divider page giving its marks and suggested timing, then runs its question pages. The mark schemes for all 8 chapters are grouped at the back, so the book works as homework, as a timed test, or as revision.

1. 01Feminist, New Right and Postmodernist Perspectives on the Family10 questions - 42 marks - about 55 minp3
2. 02The Personal Life Perspective and Late Modern Family Diversity11 questions - 43 marks - about 55 minp6
3. 03Demographic Change: Birth Rates, Death Rates and the Ageing Population11 questions - 46 marks - about 60 minp9
4. 04Subcultural and Strain Theories of Crime and Deviance11 questions - 40 marks - about 50 minp12
5. 05Left Realist Criminology and Community-Based Crime Prevention12 questions - 41 marks - about 55 minp15
6. 06Globalisation and Crime in a Global Age12 questions - 48 marks - about 60 minp18
7. 07Green Crime and State Crime as Categories of Harm10 questions - 45 marks - about 60 minp21
8. 08Victimology: Explaining Patterns of Victimisation10 questions - 46 marks - about 60 minp24
9. ▸AnswersMark schemes for every chapterp28

Each chapter is one of our worksheet packs, printed here in full. Follow a chapter title to read that pack on its own page, or browse every A Level Sociology pack. Every book on the shelf is a complete printable workbook of up to 120 A4 pages.

In curriculum order, cover to cover. Every volume is its own free PDF - grab the rest of the set below.

Volume 1

58 pp · 96 Qs

Functionalist and New Right Perspectives on the Role of Education, Marxist Perspectives on Education and the Correspondence Principle, External Factors in Class Differences in Educational Achievement and 6 more

Volume 2 · this book

52 pp · 87 Qs

Feminist, New Right and Postmodernist Perspectives on the Family, The Personal Life Perspective and Late Modern Family Diversity, Demographic Change: Birth Rates, Death Rates and the Ageing Population and 5 more