Course Content
Course Orientation
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Subject Introduction
Syllabus Overview
Assessment Overview
Learning Resources
About the Preparation Course
Diagnostic Assessment: Exam Readiness and Sociological Skills
Paper guidance, whole-syllabus review, diagnostic specifications and a learning-plan framework for Cambridge IGCSE Sociology 0495.
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Introduction to the Diagnostic Section
Understanding Paper 1: Research Methods, Identity and Inequality
Understanding Paper 2: Family, Education and Crime
How Marks, Objectives and Grades Work
Whole-Syllabus Refresher
Paper 1 Diagnostic: Research Methods, Identity and Inequality
Paper 2 Diagnostic: Family, Education and Crime
Your Diagnostic Results and Learning Plan
Module 1: Research methods
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1.1 How do sociologists approach the study of society?
1.2 What types of data & evidence do sociologists use?
1.3 How do sociologists investigate society?
Module 2: Identity: self and society
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2.1 How do we learn our identity?
2.1 How does society control us?
2.3 What influences our social identity?
Module 3: Social stratification & inequality
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3.1 Is social stratification?
3.2 What attempts have been made to reduce social inequalities?
3.3 How has globalisation affected inequalities between societies?
Module 4: Family
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4.1 What are the different types of families?
4.2 What is the role of the family for the individual and society?
4.3 How is family life changing?
Module 5: Education
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5.1 What is education & schooling?
5.2 What are the roles and functions of education?
5.3 What factors help to explain differences in educational achievement and experience?
Module 6: Crime, deviance & social control
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6.1 What are crime, deviance & social control?
6.2 What are the patterns of & explanations for crime and deviance?
6.3 How is crime dealt with in different societies?
Course recap and IGCSE Sociology 0495 exam preparation guideline
Sociology 0495
Notes & Resources
Sociology 0495 Syllabus Overview.pdf
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