My Sociology Tutor

So, you’ve just started your Sociology studies, and need to understand the difference between Ontology and Epistemology.

Take a look at this short video, that defines each concept.

What are Ontology & Epistemology? When you are trying to figure out your own ontological and epistemological orientation it is vital to know what exactly these things mean. This video will he...

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My Sociology Tutor

🎓Be prepared and ace your A Levels by having weekly tutoring sessions in A level Sociology with My Sociology Tutor.

🎓During July and August 2024, My Sociology Tutor is offering weekly A Level ‘Studying Sociology Sessions’ with the aim of providing you with module information and learning you will need for your course.

🎓’First Class’ Sessions are also available for undergraduate Sociology students. This includes help with
✅Structuring and writing your Dissertation
✅Research Methods and Methodology
✅Citation and Referencing
✅Proof Reading your work
and any other support you feel you need, to gain the best possible degree classification.

🎓These are face to face tutoring sessions, and are available in your home, Warwick university, local library and so on.

🎓Areas covered are:
✅Nuneaton
✅Hinckley
✅Market Bosworth and surrounding villages
✅Leamington Spa and surrounding villages.
✅University of Warwick

🎓If you are interested in booking a tutoring session, please message Jo at My Sociology Tutor.

Good luck with your A level exams Libby, and thank you so much for the gorgeous tulips, Libby and Debra. x

Feedback from one of my clients.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️5 out of 5

‘Hi Jo

Re: Emily - 'A' Level Results

I'm sure you already know from Em that she secured her place on the fully NHS funded Occupational Therapy Course at Northampton University this week! - Hooray!

So; thought I should drop you a line to thank you for all your hard work, help and support in getting her through the Sociology 'A' Level. She obtained a Grade C overall. The two AS Levels re-sits, which she had previously taken 3 times, obtaining D Grades; she achieved A and B - which we believe is down to your guidance and we will be forever grateful to you. The reality of the matter is that without your intevention 8 weeks before her final exams, she would not have achieved the desired grades and her chance to get on the course she so desperately wanted to study would have been lost.

If any of your future clients would like to speak to us, please feel free to give them our contact details and we will be more than happy to offer a reference on your behalf.

Once again, thanks for everything and you can relax in the knowledge that you helped Emily achieve her dream.


With Kind Regards
Karen and Paul’.

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What Does my Job of an Academic Tutor at My Sociology Tutor Invole?

I support students on a one to one basis, in their chosen A Level subjects, such as Psychology and Sociology, and also within higher education, in Sociology based studies and Research Methods.

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In summer 2023, 45,730 students sat A-Level Sociology, this marked an almost 5% increase on the previous year and meant that Sociology is now the 5th most popular subject at A-Level and has overtaken History.

In the current context of wars, fuel and cost of living crises and the unfolding environmental emergency, it is reassuring that so many young people are engaging with sociological studies. These students represent the life blood of our discipline.

Sociology teachers in schools and colleges play a crucial role in shaping future generations. They not only inspire young minds but also facilitate the development of critical thinking. In these days of widespread misinformation, they are uniquely positioned to foster a thirst for empirically improved knowledge about key social issues.

Sociology A-Level students and, the teachers who support and inspire them, are the future of our discipline. There is a valuable opportunity to bridge practicing sociologists with educational institutions, bringing the different constituencies together to share knowledge and insights from different angles and perspectives. Through this collaborative effort, we could collectively expand the understanding that students have of the world while encouraging the development of their sociological imaginations ( British Sociological Association, 2024).

Making Connections: engaging A-Level Students and their teachers with practicing sociologists - Everyday Society - The British Sociological Association In summer 2023, 45,730 students sat A-Level Sociology, this marked an almost 5% increase on the previous year and meant that Sociology is now the 5th most popular subject at...

Sociology is a branch of social science, and it shares connections with various other social sciences.

Here are ten top social sciences and their relationships with sociology:

Psychology:
Sociology and psychology both study human behavior, but sociology focuses on societal influences, while psychology delves into individual mental processes.

Anthropology:
Anthropology and sociology share an interest in understanding human societies, but anthropology often emphasizes cultural aspects and global perspectives.

Economics:
Sociology and economics intersect in areas like economic sociology, where researchers examine how social structures impact economic activities and vice versa.

Political Science:
Sociology and political science explore power, institutions, and governance, with political science focusing on the formal structures of government.

History:
Sociology and history intersect in social history, exploring how societal changes over time have shaped historical events and vice versa.

Geography:
Sociology and geography overlap in areas like urban sociology, studying how space and location influence social phenomena.

Criminology:
Sociology and criminology share a focus on deviance and crime, with criminology specifically examining criminal behavior and its societal implications.

Communication Studies:
Sociology and communication studies investigate how communication shapes and is shaped by societal structures and dynamics.

Social Work:
Sociology and social work both address social issues, but social work involves direct interventions to improve individuals' well-being.

Education:
Sociology and education explore how educational systems function and impact society, addressing issues like inequality and social mobility.

These relationships highlight the interdisciplinary nature of social sciences, where each field contributes unique perspectives to understanding human behavior and society.