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1.1.1 Differences in achievement key words
What is meant by wc 1,
What is meant by mc 2,
What is meant by fsm 3
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1.1.2 Social class
What is a child from a wc backgro...,
What is a child from a wc backgro...,
In 2022 what did fsm correlate to...
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1.1.3 External explanations
What do sociologists who focus on...,
What are theories of material dep...,
What are some examples of materia...
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1.1.4 Internal explanations
What is the interactionist theory...,
What are hargreaves et al 1927 in...,
What did becker 1977 show with hi...
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1.1.5 Gender gap
What gender is doing better on av...,
What is the gender gap in startin...,
What is the gender gap at key sta...
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1.1.6 Gendered subject choice
What are examples of girls tradit...,
What are examples of girls tradit...,
What are the top 5 degrees for fe...
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1.1.7 Ethnic differences
What was the of students achievin...,
What was the of fsm students achi...,
What of students taking their gsc...
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1.2.1 Theories of education key words
What is meany by consensus approa...,
What is meant by conflict approach 2,
What is meant by functionalism 3
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1.2.2 Theories of education
What are the 2 approaches that al...,
What is the conflict approach 2,
What are seen as the 2 main funct...
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1.2.3 Functionalist perspective
Who created the functionalist the...,
What is the functionalist theory ...,
What is the organic analogy 3
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1.2.4 The new right perspective
How is neo liberalism significant...,
What is the central principle of ...,
What do the new right believe the...
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1.2.5 Marxist perspective
What is the background to marxism 1,
What is capitalism 2,
What are the 2 extreme class syst...
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1.2.6 Postmodernist perspective
What do postmodernists argue abou...,
What do they argue the economy is...,
What do they claim about education 3
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1.2.7 Neo-marxist perspective
What is neo marxism 1,
What did willis study show 2,
Who is willis what does he believe 2
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1.3.1 Education policies key words
What is meant by lea 1,
What is meant by cream skimming 2,
What is meant by silt shifting 3
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1.3.2 Educational policies
What does education policy refer ...,
What are the 4 issues which polic...,
What are equal opportunities 3
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1.3.3 Education policies prior 1988
How did industrialisation impact ...,
How did ww2 impact education 2,
What was the 1944 butler educatio...
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1.3.4 Conservative policies (ERA) 1988
What is marketisation 1,
When did marketisation become a c...,
What are era policies that encour...
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1.3.5 ERA evaluation & marketisation policies
What is lawtons 1989 criticisms o...,
What is macneils 1990 criticism o...,
What are criticisms of sats 3
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1.3.6 Labour education policies 1997-2010
Who influenced the new labour gov...,
What are the policies which promo...,
How do the policies promote diver...
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1.3.7 Coalition policies 2010-2015
What were the 2 parties which mad...,
Who were the coalition influenced...,
What were the 2 main policies 3
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1.3.8 Conservative policies (privatisation)
What is privatisation of education 1,
What are the 3 key examples of pr...,
What is blurring the public priva...
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1.3.9 Faith education
When did faith organisations begin 1,
What do advocates of faith school...,
What are criticisms of faith scho...
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1.3.10 private education
When did private schools come int...,
What are private schools 2,
What are criticisms of private sc...
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1.3.11 Gender & ethnicity policies
What are policies that have been ...,
What are policies that have been ...,
What are the 3 phases that polici...
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2.1.1 Theory & method key words
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2.1.2 Research methods
Why are research methods necessary 1,
What are examples of research met...,
What are the 2 classifications of...
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2.1.3 Factors influencing method choice (P)
What are the practical issues whi...,
How are time money a practical in...,
How is the funding body a practic...
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2.1.4 Factors influencing method choice (E)
What are ethical issues 1,
What is informed consent 2,
What is confidentiality privacy 3
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2.1.5 Factors influencing social choice (T)
What are the 2 contrasting resear...,
What do positivists believe 2,
What do interpretivists believe 3
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2.1.6 Research design
What are the stages in designing ...
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2.1.7 Representative sampling
What are examples of representati...,
What is random sampling 2,
What is quasi random systematic s...
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2.1.8 Non-representative sampling
What are methods of non represent...,
What is snowball sampling 2,
What is opportunity sampling 2
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2.2.1 Educational research context & sampling
What has much of sociological res...,
What are the groups settings whic...,
Who must researchers gain permiss...
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2.3.1 Primary research method key words
What does pervert stand for 1
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2.3.2 Experiments
What are lab experiments 1,
How are lab experiments reliable 2,
How are lab experiments impractic...
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2.3.3 Questionnaires
What are questionaires 1,
What are advantages of questionai...,
What are disadvantages of questio...
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2.3.4 Structured interviews (SI)
What are structured interviews 1,
What are advantages of sis 2,
What are disadvantages of sis 3
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2.3.5 Unstructured interviews (UI)
What are unstructured interviews ...,
What are advantages of uis 2,
What are disadvantages of uis 3
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2.3.6 Non-participant observation (NPO)
What is npo 1,
What is overt npo onpo 2,
What are advantages of onpo 3
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2.3.7 Participant observation (PO)
What is po 1,
How is getting in a key issue whe...,
How is getting out a key issue wh...
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2.4.1 Secondary research method key words
What does pervert mean 1
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2.4.2 Official statistics (OS)
What are os 1,
What are the 2 ways of collecting...,
What are advantages of using os 3
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2.4.3 Documents
What is a document 1,
What types of texts are included ...,
What are public documents 3
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2.5.1 Longitudinal studies (LS)
What is a longitudinal study 1,
How is data collected in longitud...,
What methods are usually used in ...
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2.6.1 Methodological pluralism/triangulation
What is a case study 1,
What is the main purpose of case ...,
What does triangulation refer to ...
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3.1.1 Debates - sociological theory & methodology
What are sociological theories co...,
What can modern sociological theo...,
What is the enlightenment project...
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3.1.2 The influence of science
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3.1.3 Positivism
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3.1.4 Inductive & deductive methodology
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3.1.5 Interpretivism
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3.1.6 Realist approach to science
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3.1.7 Reflecting on methodological approaches
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3.2.1 Objectivity & values in sociology
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3.2.2 Positivism
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3.2.3 Interpretivism
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3.2.4 Committed sociology
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3.3.1 Sociology & social policy
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3.4.1 Perspectives in social policy
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3.4.2 Positivism & functionalism
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3.4.3 Social democratic
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3.4.4 Marxism
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3.4.5 Feminism
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3.4.6 New right
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3.4.7 Postmodernism
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3.4.8 Classical sociology
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4.1.1 Theories key words
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4.1.2 Structuralism
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4.1.3 Social action
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4.1.4 Functionalism
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4.2.1 Traditional marxism
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4.2.2 Humanist/critical marxism
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4.2.3 Scientific/structural marxism
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4.3.1 Feminism
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4.3.2 Liberal/reformist feminism (LRF)
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4.3.3 Radical feminism (RF)
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4.3.4 Marxist feminism (MF)
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4.3.5 Dual systems feminism (DSF)
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4.3.6 Difference feminism (DF)
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4.3.7 Post structuralism feminism (PF)
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