Sociology for CAPE (R) Examinations Student's Book
Published on 12. November 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
448 pages
978-0-230-03786-1 (ISBN)
Description
* Full coverage of the latest CAPE Sociology syllabus
* Sociological terms, concepts and perspectives are introduced and examined
* Definitions, examples, activities, research reports and case studies support challenging topics
* Each chapter includes objective exercises, multiple choice questions, structured response questions and essay topics
* Each chapter ends with a student essay example for information and critique
* Detailed discussions surrounding the work of Caribbean sociologists and theorists help students gain a deeper understanding of sociological concepts
* Sociological terms, concepts and perspectives are introduced and examined
* Definitions, examples, activities, research reports and case studies support challenging topics
* Each chapter includes objective exercises, multiple choice questions, structured response questions and essay topics
* Each chapter ends with a student essay example for information and critique
* Detailed discussions surrounding the work of Caribbean sociologists and theorists help students gain a deeper understanding of sociological concepts
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Dimensions
Height: 277 mm
Width: 220 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-230-03786-1 (9780230037861)
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Schweitzer Classification
Persons
Sociology for CAPE (R) Examinations offers students the opportunity to develop the essential knowledge and understanding of key sociological theories and methods. It is designed to stimulate students' sociological thinking and encourage them to apply new skills to the real world.
This introductory text is ideal for students learning about Sociology for the first time. It is also a suitable foundation for further study in Sociology and related subjects in higher education.
Key features:
Full coverage of the CAPE Sociology syllabus
Sociological terms, concepts and perspectives are introduced and examined
Definitions, examples, activities, research reports and case studies support challenging topics
Each chapter includes objective exercises, multiple choice questions, structured response questions and essay topics
Each chapter ends with a student essay example for information and critique
Detailed discussions surrounding the work of Caribbean sociologists and theorists help students gain a deeper understanding of sociological concepts
This introductory text is ideal for students learning about Sociology for the first time. It is also a suitable foundation for further study in Sociology and related subjects in higher education.
Key features:
Full coverage of the CAPE Sociology syllabus
Sociological terms, concepts and perspectives are introduced and examined
Definitions, examples, activities, research reports and case studies support challenging topics
Each chapter includes objective exercises, multiple choice questions, structured response questions and essay topics
Each chapter ends with a student essay example for information and critique
Detailed discussions surrounding the work of Caribbean sociologists and theorists help students gain a deeper understanding of sociological concepts