Sociology - Year 11

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Knowledge	Education	Crime and Deviance	Social Stratification
High frequency vocabulary and grammatical structures taught	Academy • Achievement (in education) • Anti-school sub-culture • Attitude survey • Bias • Case study • Census • Citizenship • Closed question • Competition (in a variety of contexts) • Comprehensive school • Compulsory state education • Confidentiality • Conformity • Consensus • Content analysis • Continuity • Correspondence principle • Counter school subculture • Covert observation • Cultural capital • Cultural deprivation • Cultural values • Culture • Curriculum • Dark figure of crime • Data • Data analysis • Data protection • De-schooling • Discrimination • Economy• Education • Education reform • Egalitarian • Eleven plus • Employment • Ethical considerations • Ethnic diversity • Ethnic group • Ethnic minority • Ethnicity • Ethnocentric curriculum • Ethnography • Ethos (of the school) • Exclusion (from school) • Expectations • Fee paying, public, independent or private school • Feminism • Feminists • Focus group • Formal curriculum • Formal education • Free school • Functionalism • Functionalists • League tables in education • Life chances • Lifestyle • Lone parent family • Longitudinal study • Marketization of education • Marxism • Marxist • Mass media • Master status • Middle class • Mixed ability • Mixed methods research • News value • Non-participant observation • Norms • Observation • Ofsted • Open question • Organised religion • Participant observation • Particularistic standards • Pluralism • Popular press • Primary data • Privatisation (economy) • Propaganda • Public examinations • Qualitative data • Quality press • Quantitative data • Questionnaire • Quota sample • Racial discrimination • Racism • Random sample • Reliability • Representative data/sample • Research • Respondent • Role conflict • Roles • Rural • Sample • Sampling frame • Sanctions • SATs • Secondary data • Functionally important roles • Further education • Gender • Gender roles • Gendered curriculum • Glass ceiling (in relation to women in employment) • Hidden curriculum • Higher education • Home tuition • Hypothesis • Image • Immigrant • Immigration • Inclusion (in education) • Income • Informal education • Informed consent • Institutional racism • Intelligence quotient • Interactionism • Interest groups • Interview Secondary socialisation • Selective schools • Selective use of data • Self-fulfilling prophecy • Setting in education • Sex (gender) discrimination • Sex (gender) equality • Sexism • Snowball sample • Social change/changing social attitudes • Social class/socio-economic class • Social cohesion • Social construct • Social control (formal and informal) • Social convention • Social exclusion • Social inequality • Social mobility • Social network • Social stratification • Socialisation • Socially defined behaviour • Society • Special school • Specialist school • Status • Stereotype • Subculture • Survey • Systematic sample • Teacher expectations • Technological change • Theoretical perspective • Trend (in relation to data) • Triangulation (in relation to social research) • Tripartite system • Unrepresentative data/sample • Unstructured interview • Universal standards • Urban • Validity • Value consensus • Values • Vocationalism in education (work related curriculum) • Welfare state • Working class • World view • Youth culture.	Agenda setting (and the media in relation to crime/deviance) • Agent of social control • Alienation • Anomie • Anti-social behaviour • Attitude survey • Bias • Case study • Census • Chivalry thesis • Closed question • Community service • Confidentiality • Conformity • Consensus • Content analysis • Continuity • Control theory (in relation to women and crime) • Corporate crime • Covert observation • Crime • Crime rate • Criminal justice system • Criminal subculture • Dark figure of crime • Data • Data analysis • Data protection • Delinquency • Deviance • Deviancy amplification • Deviant career • Discrimination • Economy • Established (state) church • Ethical considerations • Ethnic diversity • Ethnic group • Ethnic minority • Ethnicity • Ethnography • Expectations • Feminism • Feminists • Focus group Folk devils • Functionalism • Functionalists • Functionally important roles • Fundamentalism • Gender • Gender and criminality • Gender deal (in relation to working-class women) • Gender roles • Hypothesis • Identity • Identity theft • Image • Indictable offence • Informed consent • Injustice • Institutional racism • Intelligence quotient • Interactionism • Interview • Judiciary • Labelling • Law • Legislation • Legislative process • Legislature • Life chances • Longitudinal study • Magistrate • Male domination (of society) • Marxism • Marxist • Mass media • Master status • Media amplification • Media stereotype • Miscarriage of justice • Mixed methods research • Moral panic • National curriculum • News value • Non-indictable offence • Non-participant observation • Norms • Observation • Official crime statistics • Open question • Participant observationPluralism • Police caution • Popular press • Poverty (linked to crime) • Primary data • Prison system • Privatisation (economy) • Probation system • Propaganda • Qualitative data • Quality press • Quantitative data • Questionnaire • Quota sample • Racial discrimination • Racism • Random sample • Recorded crime • Reliability • Reported crime • Representative data/sample • Research • Respondent • Right of appeal • Role conflict • Roles • Rural • Sample • Sampling frame • Sanctions • Scapegoat • Secondary data • Selective use of data • Self-fulfilling prophecy • Self-report study • Sex (gender) discrimination • Sex (gender) equality • Sexism • Snowball sample • Social change/changing social attitudes • Social class/socio-economic class • Social cohesion • Social construct • Social control (formal and informal) • Social convention • Social exclusion • Social order • Social stigma Social stratification • Socialisation • Socially defined behaviour • Society • Status • Status frustration • Stereotype • Subculture • Surveillance • Survey • Systematic sample • Technological change • Terrorism • Theoretical perspective • Trend (in relation to data) • Triangulation (in relation to social research) • Unrepresentative data/sample • Unstructured interview • Unwritten rules • Urban • Validity • Value consensus • Values • Victim survey • Welfare scrounger/benefit cheat • White collar crime • World view • Youth crime.	Absolute poverty • Achieved status • Affluence • Ageism • Aristocracy • Ascribed status • Assimilation • Asylum seeker • Attitude survey • Authority • Bias • Bourgeois • Bourgeoisie • Bureaucracy • Bureaucratic authority • Capitalism Capitalist • Case study • Caste • Censorship • Census • Charismatic authority • Class alignment • Class dealignment • Class struggle • Classless society • Class struggle • Classless society • Closed question • Communism • Community • Competition (in a variety of contexts) • Confidentiality • Conformity • Consensus • Constituency • Content analysis • Continuity • Covert observation • Culture of dependency • Cycle of deprivation • Dark figure of crime • Data • Data analysis • Data protection • Deferential • Dictatorship • Direct action • Discrimination • Distribution (of power and of wealth) • Economy • Egalitarian • Elite • Embourgeoisement • Emigration • Employment • Environmental poverty • Ethical considerations • Ethnic diversity • Ethnic group • Ethnic minority • Ethnicity • Ethnography • Expectations False class consciousness • Fascism • Feminism • Feminists • Feudalism • First past the post (electoral system) • Focus group • Functionalism • Functionalists • Functionally important roles • Gatekeeper (mass media) • Gender • Gender roles • Glass ceiling (in relation to women in employment) • Hypothesis • Image • Immigrant • Immigration • Income • Industrial dispute • Informed consent • Institutional racism • Interactionism • Interest groups • Intergenerational • Interview • Isolation (social and family) • Left and right wing • Legal rational authority • Liberal democratic values • Life chances • Life expectancy • Lifestyle • Longitudinal study • Lumpenproletariat • Male domination (of society) • Market situation (in relation to Weber on class) • Marxism • Marxist • Mass media • Means of production • Means testing • Member of Parliament • Meritocracy • Middle class • Migration • Mixed methods research • Monarchy Multiculturalism • Nation state • Neo-conservatism • Neo-liberalism • New Right • New social movement • News value • Non-participant observation • Norms • Observation • Oligarchy • Open question • Organised religion • Participant observation • Patriarchy • Petty Bourgeoisie • Pluralism • Political party • Political socialisation • Popular press • Poverty • Poverty trap • Power • Prejudice • Pressure group • Primary data • Prime Minister • Privatisation (economy) • Proletarianisation • Proletariat • Propaganda • Proportional representation • Qualitative data • Quality press • Quantitative data • Questionnaire • Quota sample • Racial discrimination • Racism • Random sample • Relative deprivation • Relative income standard of poverty • Relative poverty • Reliability • Representative data/sample • Research • Respondent • Role conflict Roles • Ruling class ideology • Sample • Sampling frame • Secondary data • Selective benefits • Selective use of data • Sex (gender) discrimination • Sex (gender) equality • Sexism • Slavery • Snowball sample • Social change/changing social attitudes • Social class/socio-economic class • Social cohesion • Social construct • Social control (formal and informal) • Social exclusion • Social inequality • Social mobility • Social network • Social order • Social security • Social stratification • Socialisation • Socialism • Society • State standard of poverty • Status • Subjective class • Subjective poverty • Surplus wealth • Survey • Systematic sample • Technological change • Theoretical perspective • Trade union • Traditional authority • Trend (in relation to data) • Triangulation (in relation to social research) • Underclass • Under-employment • Unemployment • Universal benefits • Unrepresentative data/sample • Unstructured interview • Upper class • Validity • Value consensus • Values • Wage • Wealth • Welfare benefits • Welfare reform • Welfare scrounger/benefit cheat • Welfare state • White collar worker • Work life balance • Working class • World view.
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