5 Functionalism After studying this Topic, students Getting Started activity, p202 Textbook pp 202-207 Reading pp Write-up of Research activity, p204 will: 202-207 QuickCheck Questions, p207 Theory and Methods textbook Know the main features of the Workbook, pp63-72 Analysis and Evaluation A level Questions to try, p207 functionalist view of the social question, p203 system. Research activity, p204 ‘The Understand Merton’s contribution to social system’ the development of functionalism. Analysis and Evaluation Be able to evaluate the strengths question, p205 and limitations of the functionalist perspective on society. 6 Marxism After studying this Topic, students Getting Started activity, p208 Textbook pp 208-215 Reading pp Write-up of Media activity, p211 will: 208-215 Media activity, p211 Marx’ Theory and Methods Write-up of Discussion activity, p214 ‘Karl textbook Know and understand Marx’s main Workbook, pp73-86 Box 3.11 question, p213 QuickCheck Questions, p215 ideas and concepts. Clips for Media activity p211: Discussion activity, p214 A level Questions to try, p215 Understand the differences between ‘Can ideas bring about revolution?’ humanistic and structural Marxism. Be able to evaluate the strengths and limitations of Marxist approaches to the study of society.
5 Functionalism After studying this Topic, students will: Know the main features of the functionalist view of the social system. Understand Merton’s contribution to the development of functionalism. Be able to evaluate the strengths and limitations of the functionalist perspective on society. Getting Started activity, p202 Analysis and Evaluation question, p203 Research activity, p204 ‘The social system’ Analysis and Evaluation question, p205 Textbook pp 202-207 Theory and Methods Workbook, pp63-72 Reading pp 202-207 textbook Write-up of Research activity, p204 QuickCheck Questions, p207 A level Questions to try, p207 6 Marxism After studying this Topic, students will: Know and understand Marx’s main ideas and concepts. Understand the differences between humanistic and structural Marxism. Be able to evaluate the strengths and limitations of Marxist approaches to the study of society. Getting Started activity, p208 Media activity, p211 ‘Karl Marx’ Box 3.11 question, p213 Discussion activity, p214 ‘Can ideas bring about revolution?’ Textbook pp 208-215 Theory and Methods Workbook, pp73-86 Clips for Media activity p211: Reading pp 208-215 textbook Write-up of Media activity, p211 Write-up of Discussion activity, p214 QuickCheck Questions, p215 A level Questions to try, p215
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