Aims, Hypotheses and Research Questions
When sociologists carry out research, they do not begin by randomly asking questions or collecting facts. They begin by deciding exactly what they want to…
When sociologists carry out research, they do not begin by randomly asking questions or collecting facts. They begin by deciding exactly what they want to…
Group interviews, often called focus groups, are a really useful way of helping students understand both sociological methods and substantive issues such as inequality. This…
Research studies that crossed ethical lines Ethics can sometimes feel like the least dramatic part of teaching research methods. Students often meet terms such as…
Classroom activity for Cambridge OCR A level Sociology on Practical Issues in Research Purpose This activity helps students understand that sociologists cannot always study whatever…
Helping Sociology Students Explore Values and Bias in Research One of the most important things students learn in Cambridge OCR A Level Sociology is that…
One of the most useful things students can learn in Cambridge OCR A Level Sociology is that research is never just a mechanical process of…