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AUTUMN 2019 - SPRING 2020 SOCIOLOGY Teacher CPD and student revision Regional venues • Online • In-School Supported over 2,400 teachers and students over the past 12 months Join our community. Book your place today. DISCOVER YOUR 20% DISCOUNT INSIDE >
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This course guide features all of our Sociology CPD
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2 HOW TO BOOK hoddereducation.co.uk/SociologyAutumn2019 01295 222777Contents
AQA Workshops 3-5
OCR Workshops 6-7
Workshop for all boards 8
Teach with Confidence Webinar Series 9-11
Student Revision Webinars AQA 12
Student Revision Webinars OCR 13
Criminology Conference 14-15
TEACHER WORKSHOP AQA A-LEVEL
AQA A-level Sociology: feedback from 10.00am Registration and coffee
the exams and how to manage the 10.15am Feedback on the exams
content
AQA A-LEVEL
• Specific feedback, paper by paper
• Identifying key issues for students of all abilities
Course leader: Laura Pountney • Exploring the depth and breadth required
11.15am Morning coffee
London: Friday, 11 October 2019
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT 11.30am Strategies to address the exam feedback
Booking Ref: SOA111019 • Teaching and learning for assessment
• Teaching ideas for differentiated development of
Review the 2019 AQA A-level Sociology exams and use the skills
lessons learnt to inform your teaching going forward. On this • Effective ways of teaching skills for writing methods
essays
workshop, you will identify the areas of success and the areas of
difficulty from the 2019 exams and discover effective teaching 12.30pm Lunch
strategies to improve students’ performance.
1.30pm Developing Schemes of work
• Look at specific feedback from the A-level exams, with a focus on • Managing the content, timings and organisation
developing strategies to address the more challenging areas • Embedding skills in a linear course
• Making assessment meaningful
• Gain ideas for managing the content and strategies for developing
inspiring schemes of work 2.30pm Afternoon tea
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of My Revision Notes: 2.45pm Inspiring delivery of content
AQA A-level Sociology – worth £16.99 • Depth versus breadth
• Encouraging autonomy and resilience
• Ideas for maintaining knowledge and skills on a
linear course
3.45pm Review and reflect
4.00pm Course ends
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30/09/2019. Use code WJ0005858TEACHER WORKSHOP AQA A-LEVEL
AQA A-level Sociology: Families and 10.00am Registration and coffee
Households 10.15am Key challenges in Families and Households
AQA A-LEVEL
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Julia Brannen • Content depth versus breadth, timing
• Maintaining knowledge across the linear course
• Developing autonomous thinking and synoptic
London: Friday, 08 November 2019
skills
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT • Classic and contemporary content
Booking Ref: SOA081119
11.15am Morning coffee
Join Laura and Julia for this one-day workshop focused on the
topic of Families and Households that you will walk away from full 11.30am Developing effective exam skills in Families and
Households
of ideas and strategies on how to teach this topic in an engaging • Strategies to attempt multistage questions
and inspiring way. • Preparing students for the 10-mark questions
• How to prepare students for the 20-mark essays:
• Ensure students reach or exceed target grades on the topic
common issues and debates
of Families and Households, identifying challenging areas and
common errors 12.30pm Lunch
• Develop excellent exam skills 1.30pm Family change across the generations
• Fully updated and refreshed teaching and learning resources • Julia Brannen shares her experience and research
into this topic
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of My Revision Notes:
AQA A-level Sociology – worth £16.99 2.30pm Afternoon tea
2.45pm Updating Families and Households
• Current patterns and trends in family life
• Considering the impact of contemporary policy on
family life
• Contemporary issues in family life and how to use
these to maximise marks
3.45pm Review and reflect
4.00pm Course ends
Speaker spotlight:
Julia Brannen
Julia Brannen is Professor of Sociology of the Family, Thomas
Coram Research Unit, UCL Institute of Education, London and a
Fellow of the Academy of Social Science. Julia
She has an international and national reputation for research
on the family lives of parents, children and young people and
work-family issues in Britain and Europe, intergenerational
relationships and food in families. She has a particular interest in
methodology including mixed methods, biographical approaches
and comparative research.
4 HOW TO BOOK hoddereducation.co.uk/SociologyAutumn2019 01295 222777TEACHER WORKSHOP AQA A-LEVEL
Kickstart their revision: teaching 10.00am Registration and coffee
tactics for AQA A-level Sociology 10.15am Exploring the most challenging areas of the course
AQA A-LEVEL
Course leader: Laura Pountney and strategies for overcoming these
• What are the most challenging areas, and why?
• A detailed exploration of common mistakes and
London: Friday, 06 March 2020
how to avoid them
Leeds: Friday, 13 March 2020 • Strategies for building confidence and reaching
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT target grades
Booking Ref: SOA060320 / SOA130320
11.15am Morning coffee
Join experienced examiner, teacher and author Laura on this one-
11.30am Strategies for upskilling year one topics
day workshop that will look at the areas that students commonly • Revisiting year one topics: Families and
struggle with and give you tried and trusted strategies to kickstart Households and Education; exploring content and
their revision. assessment reviewing
• Tackling more demanding questions
Refresh on areas that are particularly challenging for students, • Making links between year 1 and 2 topics
working on improving understanding of core themes, research,
theories and concepts. 12.30pm Lunch
• Effective, meaningful and engaging revision strategies for the 1.30pm Effective revision of Theory and Methods
linear course, with an emphasis on contemporary issues, synoptic • Ideas for effective revision of Methods in Context
links and higher-level skills questions
• Recognising the key issues and debates in theory
• Discuss exam technique and methods questions
• Ways to use exemplar answers to improve learning
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of My Revision Notes:
AQA A-level Sociology – worth £16.99 2.30pm Afternoon tea
2.45pm Effective and fun strategies for planning revision
of second year topics
• What techniques lead to effective revision of
Crime and Beliefs?
• Differentiating revision, classroom activities for all
levels
• Effective revision strategies that do not result
in huge amounts of preparation and are more
autonomous
3.45pm Review and reflect
4.00pm Course ends
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30/09/2019. Use code WJ0005858TEACHER WORKSHOP OCR A-LEVEL
OCR A-level Sociology: overcoming 10.00am Registration and coffee
the challenges of component 3 10.10am Welcome and introduction
OCR A-LEVEL
Course leaders: Kath Roberts and Laura Pountney
10.15am Section A Globalisation and the Digital Social
World: content and delivery
London: Friday, 27 September 2019 • Discussion of content and / or delivery issues
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT • In-depth focus on relevant research for this topic
Booking Ref: SO270919
11.15am Morning coffee
This course will focus specifically on component 3 for A-level.
11.30am Section A Globalisation and the Digital Social
In the morning we will discuss content relevant to Section A: World: resources and assessment
Globalisation and Digital Social World, including an in-depth look • Teaching resources including opportunities to share
at some relevant studies, interactive resources and suggestions materials
for applying this content to exam-style questions. Kath will • Assessment issues: using sources
provide an examiner’s perspective of how best to tackle the • Question technique and marking activities
questions in Section A, and Laura will bring her experience
12.30pm Lunch
in writing about and researching this growing field of study.
Crucially, there will be a chance for discussion and sharing of 1.30pm Crime and Deviance / Education / Religion: content
teaching ideas and resources. and resources relating to the global perspective
• Discussion of content and / or delivery issues
Later in the day we will also consider the global elements of • Consideration of new studies and examples to use
the optional topics in component 3, which recent examination • Resource ideas and opportunities to share
performance suggests are areas in need of more attention by materials and teaching strategies
students. We will also look more generally at assessment and
2.30pm Afternoon tea
technique issues relating to the optional topics.
2.45pm Crime and Deviance / Education / Religion:
This will be a great opportunity to exchange ideas with other
Assessment
teachers! It is hoped that attendees will bring some resources along, • Section B Assessment issues: different question
to facilitate the sharing of materials. styles
• Marking activities
• Gain an even better sense of component 3 delivered at A Level,
with lots of time for questions and discussion and the sharing of 3.45pm Discussion and feedback
ideas and experiences
4.00pm Course ends
• Return to your classroom with a range of resources and teaching
ideas specific to component 3 and your optional topic
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of My Revision Notes:
OCR A Level Sociology – worth £16.99
6 HOW TO BOOK hoddereducation.co.uk/SociologyAutumn2019 01295 222777TEACHER WORKSHOP OCR A-LEVEL
OCR A-level Sociology: feedback from 10.00am Registration and coffee
the 2019 exams 10.15am Overview and Component 1 Section A
OCR A-LEVEL
Course leader: Kath Roberts • A consideration of the A-level as a whole and
overall performance
• An in-depth look at Component 1 Section A – how
London: Wednesday, 06 November 2019
did students perform on Section A and how were
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT the questions marked?
Booking Ref: SO061119 • Marking activities
• Strategies to improve student performance
This course aims to provide teachers with feedback on how
the A-level exams in summer 2019 were marked, focusing on 11.15am Morning coffee
examples of good practice as well as common problems that 11.30am Component 1 Section B and Component 2
affected the marks awarded. We will look at some example Section A
answers, completing marking activities and discussing how they • In this session we will focus on Section B option
were marked, with detailed feedback on how and why candidates questions, looking at marking issues which are
picked up and lost the marks they did. common to all 3 topics, including strategies to
improve student performance
The course will also support teachers with strategies to improve • Component 2 Section A research methods will also
their students’ question technique for future A-level exams, and be looked at with example answers and examiner
an insight into issues of range and depth of content and common comments
areas of confusion. All three components will be considered. Ideal
12.30pm Lunch
for those who want to get the inside track on what examiners
are looking for so that they can maximise their own students’ 1.30pm Component 2 Section B and Component 3
performance in future examination series. Section A
• This session will focus on Section B of Component
• Greater confidence and understanding of the marking process 2 and how students performed on the inequalities
and requirements for all 3 A-level components questions
• Marking activities and strategies to improve student
• The development of strategies to improve preparation of students
performance
for future A-level examinations • We will also start looking at candidate performance
on Component 3 Section A – what were the issues?
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of My Revision Notes:
OCR A Level Sociology – worth £16.99 2.30pm Afternoon tea
2.45pm Component 3 Sections A and B
• We will look at some example answers and
complete marking activities for Component 3
section A
• We will then finish off by looking at the Section B
option topics for component 3, including examples
and strategies to improve student performance
3.45pm Discussion and feedback
4.00pm Course ends
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30/09/2019. Use code WJ0005858TEACHER WORKSHOP ALL MAJOR BOARDS A-LEVEL
Aiming for the A* in A-level Sociology 10.00am Registration and coffee
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Jannine Jacobs-Roth
10.15am What are the skills and content required to get an
ALL MAJOR BOARDS
A*?
London: Friday, 13 December 2019 • Content and skills: what is expected to reach the
Workshop fee: £249 + VAT top grade?
Booking Ref: SO131219 • Short question strategies
• Responses to longer questions: depth vs breadth
Ensure your students can achieve the very best grades in their
exams by attending this one-day course where we will cover what 11.15am Morning coffee
is required to push marks over grade boundaries. 11.30am Exploring sample A* material
• Exploring higher level skills through the use of
• Understand what is required to reach the highest grades in
theoretical ideas
terms of skills and preparation, including teaching and learning • Activities and ideas for how to use sample material
resources • Extending student ability: moving from the A/B
• Develop strategies to help high achieving students reach A* boundaries upwards
grades in the linear course
12.30pm Lunch
Attend this event and receive a FREE copy of either My Revision
1.30pm Stretch and challenge activities
Notes: A-level Sociology for OCR or AQA - worth £16.99 • Linear delivery and building, tracking and
monitoring A* students
• Ideas for making synoptic links and using them
within written work
• Ideas for challenging activities
2.30pm Afternoon tea
2.45pm Enrichment activities to support the A* grade
student
• University based activities / activities beyond
college
• Strategies for using reading resources / online
material
• Ideas and strategies for drawing on these
enrichment activities in written work
4.00pm Course ends
8 HOW TO BOOK hoddereducation.co.uk/SociologyAutumn2019 01295 222777Teach with confidence
Hodder Education’s Teach with Confidence series is now available for AQA A-level Sociology. Tackling each topic
AQA A-LEVEL
in the A-level specification individually, these webinars are designed to support Sociology teachers of all levels of
experience with content updates for the classroom and exam and revision support.
All webinars will be available for registered teachers for 6 months, meaning you can view again at your own convenience.
And don’t forget: after-school start time and one log-in per institution means all Sociology teachers in your school can
benefit from these.
TEACHER WEBINAR AQA A-LEVEL
Teach with confidence: Education and 3.30pm Sound and visual checks
Methods in Context 3.35pm Exploring the content of Education
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Natalie Meadows • What are the more challenging aspects of the
topic?
• Updating trends and contemporary issues
Online: Friday, 15 November 2019
• Ideas to help make complex issues more accessible
Webinar fee: £85 + VAT
Booking Ref: SO151119 4.15pm Activity break
This webinar will focus on the Education and Methods in Context 4.25pm Inspiring ways to improve Methods in Context
element of the AQA A-level Sociology exam. essays
• Approaching preparing students for the demands
Registering to attend gives you the opportunity to: of this question
• Exploring the demands of the top mark band
• Explore the Education and Methods content in detail with a view • Introducing a range of techniques for planning and
to understanding the specific demands of the questions writing methods in context essays, for all abilities
• Learn new techniques for improving students’ exam technique 4.55pm How to revise effectively and stay calm
and gain a range of inspiring ideas for content delivery and • Fun, manageable ideas for revision which can be
building revision skills used directly in the classroom, for students of all
abilities
• Exemplar answers with ideas of how to use these in
the classroom
5.00pm Webinar ends
TEACHER WEBINAR AQA A-LEVEL
Teach with confidence: Beliefs in 3.30pm Sound and visual checks
Society 3.35pm Exploring the content of Beliefs in Society
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Lauren Pacheco • What are the more challenging aspects of the
topic?
• Updating trends and contemporary issues
Online: Friday, 22 November 2019
• Ideas to help make complex issues more accessible
Webinar fee: £85 + VAT
Booking Ref: SO221119 4.15pm Activity break
This webinar will focus on the Beliefs in Society element of the 4.25pm Inspiring ways to improve exam technique
AQA A-level Sociology exam. • Approaching preparing students for the demands
of the two types of 10-mark questions
Registering to attend gives you the opportunity to: • Exploring the demands of the longer 20-mark
essays
• Explore the Beliefs in Society content in detail with a view to • Introducing a range of techniques for planning and
understanding the specific demands of the questions writing essays, for all abilities
• Learn new techniques for improving students’ exam technique 4.55pm How to revise effectively and stay calm
and gain a range of inspiring ideas for content delivery and • Fun, manageable ideas for revision which can be
building revision skills used directly in the classroom, for students of all
abilities
• Exemplar answers with ideas of how to use these in
the classroom
5.00pm Webinar ends
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30/09/2019. Use code WJ0005858TEACHER WEBINAR AQA A-LEVEL
Teach with confidence: Crime and 3.30pm Sound and visual checks
Deviance 3.35pm Exploring the content of Crime and Deviance
AQA A-LEVEL
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Natalie Meadows • What are the more challenging aspects of the
topic?
• Updating trends and contemporary issues
Online: Friday, 29 November 2019
• Ideas to help make complex issues more accessible
Webinar fee: £85 + VAT
Booking Ref: SO291119 4.15pm Activity break
This webinar will focus on the Crime and Deviance element of the 4.25pm Inspiring ways to improve exam technique
AQA A-level Sociology exam. • Approaching preparing students for the demands
of the shorter questions, including the 10-mark
Registering to attend gives you the opportunity to: analyse essay.
• Exploring the demands of the longer 30-mark
• Explore the Crime and Deviance content in detail with a view to essays
understanding the specific demands of the questions • Introducing a range of techniques for planning and
writing essays, for all abilities
• Learn new techniques for improving students’ exam technique
and gain a range of inspiring ideas for content delivery and 4.55pm How to revise effectively and stay calm
building revision skills • Fun, manageable ideas for revision which can be
used directly in the classroom, for students of all
abilities. Exemplar answers with ideas of how to use
these in the classroom
5.00pm Webinar ends
TEACHER WEBINAR AQA A-LEVEL
Teach with confidence: Theory and 3.30pm Sound and visual checks
Methods 3.35pm Exploring the content of Theory and Methods
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Lauren Pacheco • Ideas for making this topic engaging, fun and
confidence building
• Application to contemporary issues and research
Online: Friday, 06 December 2019
• Ideas to help make complex issues more accessible
Webinar fee: £85 + VAT
Booking Ref: SO061219 4.15pm Activity break
This webinar will focus on the Theory and Methods element of the 4.25pm Inspiring ways to improve exam technique
AQA A-level Sociology exam. • Approaching preparing students for the demands
of the 10-mark essay
Registering to attend gives you the opportunity to: • Exploring the demands of the longer 20-mark
essays
• Explore the Theory and Methods content in detail with a view to • Introducing a range of techniques for planning and
understanding the specific demands of the questions writing essays, for all abilities
• Learn new techniques for improving students’ exam technique 4.55pm How to revise effectively and stay calm
and gain a range of inspiring ideas for content delivery and • Fun, manageable ideas for revision which can be
building revision skills used directly in the classroom, for students of all
abilities
• Exemplar answers with ideas of how to use these in
the classroom
5.00pm Webinar ends
10 HOW TO BOOK hoddereducation.co.uk/SociologyAutumn2019 01295 222777TEACHER WEBINAR AQA A-LEVEL
Teach with confidence: Families and 3.30pm Sound and visual checks
Households 3.35pm Exploring the content of Families and Households
AQA A-LEVEL
Course leaders: Laura Pountney and Natalie Meadows • What are the more challenging aspects of the
topic?
• Updating trends and contemporary issues
Online: Friday, 27 March 2019
• Ideas to help make complex issues more
Webinar fee: £85 + VAT accessible
Booking Ref: SO270320
4.15pm Activity break
This webinar will focus on the Theory and Methods element of the
AQA A-level Sociology exam. 4.25pm Inspiring ways to improve exam technique
• Approaching preparing students for the different
Registering to attend gives you the opportunity to: 10-mark questions
• Inspiring students to write better 20-mark essays
• Explore the Theory and Methods content in detail with a view to • Introducing a range of techniques for complex
understanding the specific demands of the questions multistage questions.
• Learn new techniques for improving students’ exam technique 4.55pm How to revise effectively and stay calm
and gain a range of inspiring ideas for content delivery and • Fun, manageable ideas for revision which can be
building revision skills used directly in the classroom, for students of all
abilities
• Exemplar answers with ideas of how to use these in
the classroom.
5.00pm Webinar ends
Speaker spotlight:
Laura Pountney
Laura has been teaching A-level Sociology for over 15 years.
She has written numerous textbooks for sociology for a range of
boards, as well as delivering the teacher training for over 10 years. Laura
Laura contributes to Sociology Review and has been involved with
developing new specifications, as well as quality assurance. Laura
is also involved in impact research based on the UCL based Why
We Post (2016) study. Laura lives and teaches in Colchester with
her husband and many children.
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30/09/2019. Use code WJ0005858STUDENT REVISION WEBINARS AQA A-LEVEL
AQA A-level Sociology: student AQA Sociology A-level revision webinar: paper 1 Education
revision series Theory and Methods
Online: Friday, 20 March 2020
AQA A-LEVEL
Webinar leaders: Laura Pountney and Natalie Meadows Booking Ref: SOA200320
4.00pm Introductions and sound checks
Online: Friday, 20 March 2020
Online: Friday, 24 April 2020 4.05pm Paper 1: Education, Theory and Methods
Online: Friday, 01 May 2020 • A-level short questions: knowledge and application
Webinar cost: £110 +VAT per classroom • How to tackle the long essays: methods in context
Booking Ref: SOA200320 / SOA240420 / SOA010520 skills, structure and content and showing deeper
learning
These sessions offer students interactive, intensive revision of • Tackling the 30-mark question, structuring and
developing an argument
both the content and the deeper skills required in the run up to • Theory and Methods 10-mark question: what topics
the three A-level exams. The aim of each webinar is to increase may appear and what skills are required to reach
confidence in understanding what examiners expect and will full marks?
focus on the more demanding A-level questions.
5.25pm Conclusions
There will be a focus on how to use the item, answering short
questions, application of knowledge to the question and making 5.30pm Webinar ends
synoptic links in the long essays. Students will be given lots of useful
revision resources to use after the sessions, as well as being able to
ask questions through their teacher. AQA Sociology A-level revision webinar: paper 2 Topics in
Sociology
• Gain a stronger understanding of the demands of all three papers Online: Friday, 24 April 2020
on the linear course, including all the question types with their Booking Ref: SOA240420
specific demands 4.00pm Introductions and sound checks
• Increase confidence in understanding and unpacking A-level style
questions 4.05pm Paper 2: Topics in Sociology
• Families and Households: using the item and
• Improve higher level skills and hear advice on how to deliver developing A-level depth and breadth
stronger, more accurate and focussed essays • Beliefs in Society: a focus on the higher-level skills
and using the item
5.25pm Conclusions
5.30pm Webinar ends
3 steps to accessing a webinar:
1. We’ll send you the access details when you book and also
AQA Sociology A-level revision webinar: paper 3 Crime and
resend them 3 days before it runs Deviance, Theory and Methods
2. Simply log-in at least 30 minutes before to test your Online: Friday, 1 May 2020
connection and sound Booking Ref: SOA010520
3. After the webinar, we’ll send you the link to rewatch it again 4.00pm Introductions and sound checks
and again for up to 6 months
4.05pm Paper 3: Crime and Deviance, Theory and Methods
• Preparing for the breadth of Crime and Deviance
topics and issues
• Preparing for the longer Crime and Deviance
questions
• Developing synoptic skills
• Tackling Theory and Methods questions
5.25pm Conclusions
5.30pm Webinar ends
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OCR A-level Sociology: student OCR A-level Sociology revision webinar: Component 1
revision series Socialisation, Culture and Identity
Online: Wednesday, 22 April 2020
OCR A-LEVEL
Webinar leader: Kath Roberts Booking Ref: SO220420
3.30pm Introductions and sound checks
Online: Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Online: Wednesday, 29 April 2020 3.35pm Section A: Socialisation, Culture and Identity
Online: Wednesday, 06 May 2020 • Nailing concepts
Webinar fee: £110 +VAT per classroom • Using sources and evidence effectively
Booking Ref: SO220420 / SO290420 / SO060520 • Evaluation made simple: when, how much and how
to do it!
Focus on each component of the OCR Sociology A-level in turn 4.15pm Activity break
so your students are fully prepared for each aspect of the exam.
These webinars will help your students get an overview of what 4.25pm Section B: option topics
they should be revising and will give them, and you, a chance to • Question technique
ask any questions about the exam. • Too many names! How much theory? Getting the
balance right
• A great opportunity for students to revise their knowledge, fine- • Be an examiner: marking activity
tune their question technique and get some useful tips to help
4.55pm Review and reflect
with revision and exam preparation for each component of the
OCR Sociology A-level 5.00pm Webinar ends
• Kick-start and focus your students’ exam preparation with an
experienced examiner to reinforce important points and ensure
that they are ‘skilled-up’ and confident as they face the upcoming OCR A-level Sociology revision webinar: Component 2
researching and understanding Social Inequalities
examinations
Online: Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Booking Ref: SO290420
3.30pm Introductions and sound checks
3 steps to accessing a webinar: 3.35pm Section A: Research Methods
• Research methods and concepts: using them with
1. We’ll send you the access details when you book and also confidence
resend them 3 days before it runs • Using source material in methods questions, it’s all
2. Simply log-in at least 30 minutes before to test your connection about context
• Getting range in 25-mark methods essays
and sound
3. After the webinar, we’ll send you the link to rewatch it again 4.15pm Activity break
and again for up to 6 months
4.25pm Section B: Social Inequalities
• 20-mark question technique, range of evidence
• Ideas to minimise extra revision, overlaps between
inequalities and other topics
• Tackling 40-mark theoretical essays on inequalities
4.55pm Review and reflect
5.00pm Webinar ends
OCR A-level Sociology revision webinar: Component 3
Debates in Contemporary Society
Online: Wednesday, 06 May 2020
Booking Ref: SO060520
3.30pm Introductions and sound checks
3.35pm Section A: Globalisation and the Digital Social
World
• Question technique: how much do you need?
When should you evaluate?
• How to fully engage with the source material
• Going beyond common sense: what counts as
evidence in GDSW?
4.15pm Activity break
4.25pm Section B: option topics
• Question technique and assessment objectives
• Question planning: how to structure a good essay
• Be an examiner: marking activities
4.55pm Review and reflect
5.00pm Webinar ends
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19 November 2019
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20 November 2019
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21 November 2019
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Investigate one of the most popular undergraduate courses and add context to
your A-level studies with an interactive day of learning.
The Criminology Student Conference is back for its 8th year! After hosting over 2,000
students in 2018, we've packed this year with leading experts and real-world insights
into criminal investigations, the criminal justice system and discrimination.
Hear from our academic experts...
Dr Zoe Walkington: The Psychology of lie detection
Take a look at the criminal investigations and the pressures and issues affecting both
suspects and police investigators. Consider some of the key areas where psychologists
have studied investigative processes; students will 'have a go' at certain elements of an
investigation, for example, finding out how good they are at detecting deception in
others.
Dr Irene Zempi: Hate crime in the cyber world
We live in a climate of hate, both in the physical world and the cyber world. The internet,
and specifically, social media companies including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, have
created new platforms for abuse. Following events including the Brexit vote, the murder of
MP Jo Cox, the Manchester/London terrorist attacks, there has been a significant increase in
hate speech online. In this talk, Irene will discuss the nature and scope of the problem, as
well as the implications of cyber hate crime for victims, their families and wider
communities.
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Dr Lyndsey Harris: Domestic violence & abuse and the Criminal
Justice Process
Address the key components of the A-level specifications relating to crime, deviance, social
order and social control by examining the experience of victims/survivors of domestic
violence and abuse. The criminal justice process and the role of a number of key criminal
justice agencies including the Police, CPR and Courts. The barriers to services for victims
and access to justice, drawing upon key literature in criminology and victimology.
A great experience for the students and
an excellent introduction to the study of
criminology
...And those who have experienced life behind bars
'Mafia Princess' Marisa Merico
Born to an english mother who had run away to Italy and married Emilio
Di Giovine, the Mafia Godfather of one of Italy's most feared families.
When she got in too deep in the family's operations she fled back home
to Blackpool, telling her daughter her father was a good-for-nothing
petty thief.
Marisa's father was determined to get her back, and when she returned to Italy she fell in
love with her father's chief henchman and eloped with him.
Soon, she was neck-deep in the family's terrifying operations with no way to escape. Then,
suddenly, an auntie turned supergrass and Marisa, her father and 90 other members of the
Di Giovine family were imprisoned in a 6-month trial that gripped Italy.
Noel 'The Razor' Smith
Noel is a convicted bank robber who has spent the greater portion of his
adult life in prison. Smith served a life sentence for armed robbery. Whilst
in prison he taught himself to read and write, gained an Honours Diploma
from the London School of Journalism nad an A-level in Law. He has been
awarded a number of Koestler awards for his writing and has contributed
articles to the Independent, the Guardian, the New Statesman and the
New Law Journal.
His autobiography, A Few Kind Words and a Loaded Gun, was published in 2004. He then
went on to write A Rusty Gun: Facing Up To a Life of Crime in 2010 after serving at the
unique rehabilitation prison HMP Grendon, and moving to HMP Blantyre House, being
released in May 2010.
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