Catch Up Online AQA GCSE Sociology

This superb online course provides structured catch-up for AQA GCSE Sociology students to help them recap and revise core topics and concepts typically taught in Year 10.

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  • 25-40 hours learning time
  • 69 course steps

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About this course

The course is organised into a series of "Weeks", each of which focuses on a core topic area typically taught in year 10.

Starting with key content from the Education topic, then Families and finally Research Methods, each week visits an area of year 10 study through sequenced short videos, interactive resources and exam skills practice.

By carefully working through this Catch Up programme, we hope that students will be able to tackle their remaining Year 11 studies with greater confidence.

Who it's for

All students taking AQA GCSE Sociology.

Course series

Catch Up Online

Course outline

  • Roles & Functions of Education: Durkheim
  • Roles & Functions of Education: Parsons
  • Roles & Functions of Education: Bowles & Gintis
  • Education Theory: Correspondence Principle - Match Up Activity
  • Criticisms of Education
  • Exam Skills
  • Educational Achievement
  • Educational Achievement and Social Class
  • Education - Categorise Activity
  • Educational Achievement and Gender
  • Education - Connection Wall Activity
  • Educational Achievement and Ethnicity
  • Exam Skills
  • In-School Processes: Introduction
  • Setting and Streaming
  • Stereotypes and Labelling
  • Labelling - Concentration Game Activity
  • Pupil Subcultures
  • Subcultures - Connection Wall Activity
  • Processes Within Schools - Out of Order Activity
  • Exam Skills
  • Functions of the family
  • Marxist views of the family
  • Marxism - Match Up Activity
  • Feminist views of the family
  • Criticisms of family life
  • Theories - Categorise Activity
  • Exam Skills
  • Introduction to Family forms
  • Family Forms - MCQ Activity
  • Family Forms: Theories' Views
  • Family Forms - Match Up Activity
  • Studies & Family Forms
  • Family Forms - Concentration Game Activity
  • Factors shaping family forms
  • Family Forms - Connection Wall Activity
  • Gender Roles: Introduction
  • Gender Roles - Concentration Game Activity
  • Theories' Views: Gender Roles
  • Gender Roles - MCQ Activity
  • Studies & Gender Roles
  • Gender Roles - Connection Wall Activity
  • Factors That Have Shaped Gender Roles
  • Gender Roles - Match Up Activity
  • Changes to the Family
  • Changes to Family - Categorise Activity
  • Wilmott and Young
  • Reasons for Changes in Family Life
  • Changes to Family - Connection Wall Activity
  • Theoretical Views of Changes to the Family
  • Exam Skills
  • Divorce Rates
  • Reasons for Divorce
  • Impacts of Divorce
  • Theoretical Approaches to Divorce
  • Exam Skills
  • Introduction to Quantitative Methods
  • Experiments
  • Quantitative Surveys
  • Open and Closed Questions - File Away Activity
  • Official and Non-Official Statistics
  • Statistics - Match Up Activity
  • Exam Skills
  • Introduction to Qualitative Methods
  • Unstructured Interviews
  • Participant Observations
  • Personal and Historical Documents
  • Qualitative Data - Connection Wall Activity
  • Exam Skills

Hosts

  • Craig Gelling

    Craig is an experienced Sociology teacher and examiner and is known as The Sociology Guy on social media. Craig helps design and deliver tutor2u Sociology CPD courses and student exam workshops.

  • Katie Tyler

    Katie is the Head of Social sciences and passionate teacher of sociology in a comprehensive school. Katie is also an experienced sociology examiner of 15 years. She is a regular presenter at tutor2u Sociology events.

  • Duncan Hall

    Duncan is Subject Lead for Sociology, History and Politics at tutor2u. Duncan is an experienced teacher, writer and senior examiner.

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  • 69 course steps
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