It’s personal preference, but given the time constraints I’d always suggest tackling the big questions first. In eduqas paper 1 there will be 2 x 15 markers (families and education), a 12 mark methods Q and a couple of 8 markers on families and education as well. If I were sitting the exam, I’d take a look at these and make a brief plan for each of them early doors, as these questions make up over 50% of the paper. Even if I didn’t write my answers to them straight away, I’d still have my initial ideas down, which would at the very least settle my nerves / give me a bit more time to think about what to write as I’m working my way through the rest of the paper. Ultimately, it’s up to you, but given the weight of the bigger questions - I’d hit them first. Good luck!! ✌️
Hello! Yes, watching that back I didn’t do the best job explaining it! Basically, if you’re arguing that secularisation has had an impact on the divorce rates, the criticism to this would be that many people in society are still religious. For example, nearly half of the UK classed themselves as Christian in the 2021 census. In terms of the changes in norms and values - this is how I’d tie that (taken from the question) into secularisation. Ie. People becoming less religious shows a decline in religious values. Does that help? ✌️
I’m afraid I teach AQA A-Level and I’m not going to have time to do anything on that anytime soon. You can still use a lot of my content videos for revision for your AS exam, depending on which topics you cover. Good luck with your revision ✌️
@@user-sq9qu7cz8k Mainly because I'm pretty confident that I've covered all the bases with all the videos I've already done. There's only a certain amount of stuff you can be asked, and if you've watched all the vids, you'll be ready for pretty much anything they ask you tomorrow. The other reason is that these videos take a seriously long time to make - I'm talking multiple hours to pull all the stuff together, make them look half-decent, check them for accuracy and then record/upload them. I also have a full time job as a teacher and it's mock / exam season so I'm already pulling daft hours after work and at weekends just making sure my students get the feedback they deserve. But... I'm genuinely interested to know - what would you like a 2024 video on? Any feedback greatly appreciated!
I’m afraid not, as I don’t teach that specification anymore. The majority of my content videos will still be useful for revision of families, education, methods, stratification, crime etc, though. Good luck with your revision ✌️
everything this man taught came up in the exam exactly as he taught it, legend
Glad to know the channel has been helpful! Well done and good luck for Paper 2!! ✌️
helpful last minute revision i feel a little more confident for my exam tomorrow , thanks sir
Glad to have helped! Good luck for tomorrow! ✌️
Actual legend mush, smashed my unit 1 paper! thank you
Great to hear! Do the same for Paper 2 and you’ll be laughing!! Paper 2 walkthrough put in the next couple of days, so keep your eyes peeled! ✌️
Helped with my exams I had on friday, thanks
this was very helpful thank you!! :)
You’re very welcome! Good luck with your revision!! ✌️
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You’re welcome ✌️
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I don’t know about that, but I’m glad you’re finding the videos helpful!! ✌️
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I did say that yes.
This helped alot thanks
Great to hear - thanks Ellie!! ✌️
this is so helpful thank u sm!!
You’re very welcome! Good luck with your revision! ✌️
thabk you so much !
Will you be doing a walkthrough of paper 2 before the exam on the 25th?
Yes! I thought I’d leave it until Paper 1 is out of the way, though. Keep subscribed and keep an eye out for the Paper 2 walkthrough coming soon! ✌️
how would you tackle the paper strategically? like would you do all the 12 and 15 markers first then the smaller questions last?
It’s personal preference, but given the time constraints I’d always suggest tackling the big questions first.
In eduqas paper 1 there will be 2 x 15 markers (families and education), a 12 mark methods Q and a couple of 8 markers on families and education as well. If I were sitting the exam, I’d take a look at these and make a brief plan for each of them early doors, as these questions make up over 50% of the paper. Even if I didn’t write my answers to them straight away, I’d still have my initial ideas down, which would at the very least settle my nerves / give me a bit more time to think about what to write as I’m working my way through the rest of the paper.
Ultimately, it’s up to you, but given the weight of the bigger questions - I’d hit them first. Good luck!! ✌️
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Thanks m8
can you please do aqa sociology gcse please for all the papers. It would be highly appreciated
my papers in like 3 hours lol good luck to me
Hope it went well for you!! ✌️
Hi. I'm confused by the criticism for secularisation on the 15 marker? is it possible you could explain it in the replies?
also confused by the norms/values point on that same question
Hello! Yes, watching that back I didn’t do the best job explaining it! Basically, if you’re arguing that secularisation has had an impact on the divorce rates, the criticism to this would be that many people in society are still religious. For example, nearly half of the UK classed themselves as Christian in the 2021 census.
In terms of the changes in norms and values - this is how I’d tie that (taken from the question) into secularisation. Ie. People becoming less religious shows a decline in religious values.
Does that help? ✌️
Could you do one for wjec AS or do you not teach a level? If not it’s okay!
I’m afraid I teach AQA A-Level and I’m not going to have time to do anything on that anytime soon. You can still use a lot of my content videos for revision for your AS exam, depending on which topics you cover. Good luck with your revision ✌️
Bro where you at
I’m here. Everything alright? ✌️
@@allsociology Hello y u aint making vid for 2024
@@user-sq9qu7cz8k Mainly because I'm pretty confident that I've covered all the bases with all the videos I've already done. There's only a certain amount of stuff you can be asked, and if you've watched all the vids, you'll be ready for pretty much anything they ask you tomorrow. The other reason is that these videos take a seriously long time to make - I'm talking multiple hours to pull all the stuff together, make them look half-decent, check them for accuracy and then record/upload them. I also have a full time job as a teacher and it's mock / exam season so I'm already pulling daft hours after work and at weekends just making sure my students get the feedback they deserve. But... I'm genuinely interested to know - what would you like a 2024 video on? Any feedback greatly appreciated!
@@allsociology well srry but make a vid on all of component 2 pls
@@user-sq9qu7cz8k Completed it. The whole of Component 2 playlist is here: th-cam.com/play/PLZA1J-rBdlYnTfFAFRg2t-gkidWLYDHL_.html&si=5Cpcu16czguV7wx7
will you be doing aqa paper 1?
I’m afraid not, as I don’t teach that specification anymore. The majority of my content videos will still be useful for revision of families, education, methods, stratification, crime etc, though. Good luck with your revision ✌️
@@allsociology thanks anyway for the video, still going to make the most out of the your answers and evidence