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Complete A-Z Sociology Coursework Handbook / Joan Garrod, Anne Clynch, Tony Lawson

Main Author Garrod, Joan Coauthor Clynch, Anne
Lawson, Tony Edition 3.rd edition Publication London : Hodder Stoughton, 2003 Description XI, 217 p., [4] f. ISBN 0340872616 Abstract Resumo: "The A-Z Sociology Coursework Handbook" is the ideal companion and reference book for students undertaking projects and coursework in AS and A2 Level Sociology. This invaluable text has been fully updated to meet the specifications and assessment methods for AQA and OCR coursework. Every aspect of coursework and project work is covered, from 'How to get started' through to 'Evaluation and conclusions'. Extracts and summaries from successful student projects bring each section to life. The Handbook contains an A-Z of research sources, fully updated, as well as tasks to develop appropriate skills and a useful section on how best to use IT in your Sociology coursework. In addition, there is plenty of practical advice on the best way to write and present your work, to maximise the marks obtained. Topics covered include: How to get started, establishing aims and objectives, effective use of primary and secondary data, and, How to interpret and present data. Topical name Sociologia CDU 316
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Resumo: "The A-Z Sociology Coursework Handbook" is the ideal companion and reference book for students undertaking projects and coursework in AS and A2 Level Sociology. This invaluable text has been fully updated to meet the specifications and assessment methods for AQA and OCR coursework. Every aspect of coursework and project work is covered, from 'How to get started' through to 'Evaluation and conclusions'. Extracts and summaries from successful student projects bring each section to life. The Handbook contains an A-Z of research sources, fully updated, as well as tasks to develop appropriate skills and a useful section on how best to use IT in your Sociology coursework. In addition, there is plenty of practical advice on the best way to write and present your work, to maximise the marks obtained. Topics covered include: How to get started, establishing aims and objectives, effective use of primary and secondary data, and, How to interpret and present data.

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