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Term 1a: Introduction to the AL CoursePractice Paper Past Questions 1-3 for Education and SocietyRevision material and all classwork posted to Google Classroom
Paper 3: EducationTheories about the role of education: Functionalist, Marxist, New Right and Social DemocraticLearner Guide found here
Education and social mobilityCIE AS & A Level Student Book (ISBN: 978-0-00-828762-7)
September- OctoberInfluences on the curriculumPast Papers available here
Term 1b:Education and inequalityFull Past Paper Assessment for Education - whole paper exam conditions
Paper 3: Education ContIntelligence and educational attainment
October- DecemberSocial class and educational attainment
Ethnicity and educational attainment
Gender and educational attainment
Term 2a:Traditional media and the new mediaPast Paper essay question
Paper 4: MediaTheories of the media and influences on media content(choose between 2 questions. 35 marks)
The impact of the new media
January-FebruaryMedia representations of class, gender, ethnicity, and age groups
Different models of media effects
The impact of the media on behaviour
Term 2b:Religion and society Past Paper essay question
Paper 4: ReligionReligion and social order(choose between 2 questions. 35 marks)
Religion as a source of social change
February - March The secularisation debate
Gender, feminism and religion
Religion and post-modernity
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