GCSE Sociology: AQA Eduqas

GCSE Sociology helps you revise for GCSE (9–1) Sociology with exam-style questions, key thinkers, revision notes and mock tests. Choose your exam board when you first open the app: AQA (8192) or WJEC Eduqas (C200). Topics, questions and the mock test then follow your course.

It suits students in Year 10 and Year 11, and parents or teachers who want a structured way to revise.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• AQA: 870 exam-style questions across 58 subtopics
• WJEC Eduqas: 885 exam-style questions across 59 subtopics
• A revision note for every subtopic, with key terms, thinkers, evaluation points and diagrams
• A full explanation with every question, so you see why the right answer is right
• Flash cards for key terms, thinkers and studies
• A Mock Test that draws questions from across your course

THE WHOLE COURSE, IN SIX AREAS
• The sociological approach: culture, norms and values, socialisation, and the functionalist, Marxist, feminist and interactionist perspectives
• Families: family forms and diversity, conjugal roles, divorce and cohabitation, and theories and criticisms of the family
• Education: functionalist and Marxist views, labelling and streaming, school types and choice, and achievement by class, gender and ethnicity
• Crime & deviance: social control, Merton, Cohen and Becker, white-collar crime, patterns of crime and crime statistics
• Social stratification: Marx and Weber on class, power and authority, patriarchy, life chances, poverty and the welfare state
• Research methods: research design, sampling, questionnaires, interviews, observation, reliability and validity, and ethics

KNOW YOUR KEY THINKERS
From Durkheim, Marx and Weber to Parsons, Bowles and Gintis, Willis, Young and Willmott, Oakley and Heidensohn, questions cover what each thinker argued, the evidence behind it and how to evaluate it, and flash cards link each name to the main idea. Thinkers sit inside their own topics, so you learn them alongside the debates they belong to.

PRACTISE RESEARCH METHODS AND DATA
Choose the right method for a research aim, spot problems with a sample, weigh reliability against validity, and read bar charts, line graphs, pie charts and tables, the way the exam asks you to.

A note on the format: questions are multiple choice. The app helps you learn terms, thinkers and research methods, apply them to new scenarios and spot common mist