Complaint to AQA - Unit 1 and 2 Sociology exam 11/05/2015 and 14/05/2015
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Anonymous
11 years ago
As a student I feel that we were disadvantaged but the way a-level questions were included
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Leah fairclough
11 years ago
The AQA sociology paper was far too hard for GCSE students. A level terms were mentioned when they shouldn't of been
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Ruth
11 years ago
Has this been sent to AQA?
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amirah valli
11 years ago
What came up on the exam was not on the spec as I was prepared for the spec but not after I took the exam
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Charlotte Matheson
11 years ago
Anomie?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Content analysis?!?!?!?!?! Come on AQA!
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Millie Beardsworth
11 years ago
It really put me off doing my paper due to the a level key term being on the first page
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tamisha
11 years ago
Didn't take the exam but it doesn't sound fair, and I've heard a similar thing happened with History
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Abi Morgan
11 years ago
It was shocking
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sadiqa
11 years ago
Truly disappointed.. What happened to the students this year was completely out of order and unfair.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I want to pass all my subjects but sociology was my favourite :( I feel like such a failure! I'm not going to get into college now and I definitely won't be able to do the subject at A-level! Please @aqa can you lower the grade boundaries or at least give us another SOS new GCSE test paper to make up for it?
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Selina Ahmed
11 years ago
This was unfair!
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Selina Ahmed
11 years ago
I really think the grade boundaries should be lowered! Why did we have A-level questions? Was that supposed to be a trick? Argh
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Unfair why was there A level questions
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Unfair why was there A level questions
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Maysum
11 years ago
Outraged at the exam; anomie, content analysis???
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Anonymous
11 years ago
How were we supposed to get as close to full marks as possible if we had learnt the key terms that were going to be asked?! Does that make any sense plz.
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Chloe
11 years ago
Evil
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Liza C
11 years ago
Unfortunately the exam was significantly harder than previous years, this both frustrated me and my fellow peers. 'Content analysis' - a student can make an educated guess... but 'anomie' was completely shocking.
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Aikam singh
11 years ago
This year, the sociology questions were much different than expected
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Ethan
11 years ago
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This was unfair and unjust, students were not prepared for this, as some questions were based around A level standards, specifically a question referencing 'Anomie'. How can the exam board expect to be treated when students are thrown curve balls ?
As a student I feel that we were disadvantaged but the way a-level questions were included
The AQA sociology paper was far too hard for GCSE students. A level terms were mentioned when they shouldn't of been
Has this been sent to AQA?
What came up on the exam was not on the spec as I was prepared for the spec but not after I took the exam
Anomie?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Content analysis?!?!?!?!?! Come on AQA!
It really put me off doing my paper due to the a level key term being on the first page
Didn't take the exam but it doesn't sound fair, and I've heard a similar thing happened with History
It was shocking
Truly disappointed.. What happened to the students this year was completely out of order and unfair.
I want to pass all my subjects but sociology was my favourite :( I feel like such a failure! I'm not going to get into college now and I definitely won't be able to do the subject at A-level! Please @aqa can you lower the grade boundaries or at least give us another SOS new GCSE test paper to make up for it?
This was unfair!
I really think the grade boundaries should be lowered! Why did we have A-level questions? Was that supposed to be a trick? Argh
Unfair why was there A level questions
Unfair why was there A level questions
Outraged at the exam; anomie, content analysis???
How were we supposed to get as close to full marks as possible if we had learnt the key terms that were going to be asked?! Does that make any sense plz.
Evil
Unfortunately the exam was significantly harder than previous years, this both frustrated me and my fellow peers. 'Content analysis' - a student can make an educated guess... but 'anomie' was completely shocking.
This year, the sociology questions were much different than expected
This was unfair and unjust, students were not prepared for this, as some questions were based around A level standards, specifically a question referencing 'Anomie'. How can the exam board expect to be treated when students are thrown curve balls ?