This session focuses on science and religion as belief systems with an emphasis on ideology.

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This session focuses on sociological explanations of the relationship between globalisation and religion.

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This session focuses on sociological explanations for differences in religious belief and practice for social class, gender, age and ethnicity.

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This session focuses on arguments for and against secularisation with consideration of religion changing in our society today.

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This session provides an overview of Interpretivism

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This session provides insight into positivist methodology.

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This session provides teacher tips on tacking the Methods in Context.

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This session focuses on sociological theories and real life examples of religion creating change in our society.

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This session focuses on sociological theories of religion that suggest religion helps to reinforce norms and values in our society. Some theories adopt a positive approach whereas others view this role of religion as a form of social control.

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This episode considers the characteristics of different religious organisations with a discussion about the rise in new religious movements and their longevity.

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This episode provides an overview of the different types of feminism.

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This episode we present an overview of the functionalist view of society.

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In this episode we provide an overview of the Marxist view of society.

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This episode we discuss whether or not Sociology can and should be considered scientific and whether or not the research is objective.

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This episode I discuss the relationship between Sociology and Social Policy. Discussion weighs up theoretical views of policy and whether or not sociology does or even should influence policy.

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This episode discusses the main in school and out of school factors as an explanation for class differences in achievement.

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This episode discusses internal and external factors that may explain why girls on average are performing higher in education.

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This episode discusses internal and external factors that may explain ethnic differences in achievement.

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This episode discusses the main themes discussed in lessons regarding the purpose and impact of education policies in the UK since 1880.

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This podcast provides an overview on the sociological theories of education. The focus for each theory is to be able to explain the role of the education system and the functions that it performs.

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