#2022Challenge Days 17-20

So… still playing catch up this week, which demonstrates the importance of having a) a clear schedule to revise and b) rest days planned to catch up when you need to.

Anyway, the complete Families and Households section of the #2022challenge is up now. Videos will be a bit longer as I’m away from home and the normal recording equipment/software I use is there. Hopefully the videos will be updated by later next week, but focusing on making sure the written forms are up at minute. So here they are… days 17-20 – 8 x 10 mark questions over a broad range of questions. As always, I’m trying to use limited responses to show how knowing key ideas in sociology can help you to answer a range of questions. Hopefully, I will be able to do either a post, or a resource on that to help you ‘trim’ some of the course content to revise.

But here are the responses for the last 4 days. I’m off to Bristol and Birmingham this week, but hope to have Health questions out and the responses by the end of the week.

Good luck with revision…

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