Complaint to AQA - Unit 1 and 2 Sociology exam 11/05/2015 and 14/05/2015
1,246 Comments
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Charlotte Russell
11 years ago
This paper was very unfair.
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georgina jamieson
11 years ago
was furious with the exams.
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Amandeep Bassi
11 years ago
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Ben Holden
11 years ago
I found the test really difficult and there was a lot of terms in there for that are a level and I've never learnt them terms
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Aimee Harris
11 years ago
I found terms in this exam extreamly difficault. i am a A* student however i struggled emmensly with this exam.
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Georgina Mbuku
11 years ago
The paper was unfair
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georgina jamieson
11 years ago
I found the exam very difficult and struggled with the sociological terms.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I am a student that sat the unit 2 exam yesterday.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I believe the grade boundries should be lowered. Firstly because the questions involved A level terminology and secondly, people work so hard to achieve the top grades but it is so difficult. Lower the grade boundries !
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Ashraf Uddin
11 years ago
Outrageous
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Kim Dore
11 years ago
My daughter and her school have worked very hard to prepare for the GCSE Sociology exams. Staff provided additional revision classes during holidays and over weekends. My daughter has worked incredibly hard, and was confident that she would achieve a good result. Sadly her hopes are dashed and both she and I are very angry. It is ludicrous that an examining body set a GCSE exam consisting of A level questions. Teachers checked the text books provided after yesterdays paper (14 May) a number of the key words are not included in either the main body of the text book, nor the glossary. You can rest assured that I will be pursuing this matter.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I feel like we were all at an unfair disadvantage and grade boundaries should be lowered!
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Jamy Bristol James
11 years ago
It is completely unrealistic to think that a group of 16 year olds who are doing GCSEs would have revised A-level terms e.g. anomie. This is unfair and something needs to be done about this.
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moe.dhaqane
11 years ago
make the boundaries lower!!!!!!
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PenisHead123
11 years ago
This exam was shit fam some bookie ting on a level im slumo a aqa man this exam was rusty. Mans were asking about a level tings. This is some marxists community fam. Bun sociology
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Too hard!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Not fair!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Questions were far to hard and specific for GCSE level.
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Dave Aiken
11 years ago
The question about folk devils was very unfair as it required two levels of thinking. Firstly the meaning of the term and who exactly it referred to in the item as well as examples beyond the item. All this for 2 marks. Interpretation, analysis and application skills deserve more credit at least. Whether they belong at this level is another matter.
This paper was very unfair.
was furious with the exams.
I found the test really difficult and there was a lot of terms in there for that are a level and I've never learnt them terms
I found terms in this exam extreamly difficault. i am a A* student however i struggled emmensly with this exam.
The paper was unfair
I found the exam very difficult and struggled with the sociological terms.
I am a student that sat the unit 2 exam yesterday.
I believe the grade boundries should be lowered. Firstly because the questions involved A level terminology and secondly, people work so hard to achieve the top grades but it is so difficult. Lower the grade boundries !
Outrageous
My daughter and her school have worked very hard to prepare for the GCSE Sociology exams. Staff provided additional revision classes during holidays and over weekends. My daughter has worked incredibly hard, and was confident that she would achieve a good result. Sadly her hopes are dashed and both she and I are very angry. It is ludicrous that an examining body set a GCSE exam consisting of A level questions. Teachers checked the text books provided after yesterdays paper (14 May) a number of the key words are not included in either the main body of the text book, nor the glossary. You can rest assured that I will be pursuing this matter.
I feel like we were all at an unfair disadvantage and grade boundaries should be lowered!
It is completely unrealistic to think that a group of 16 year olds who are doing GCSEs would have revised A-level terms e.g. anomie. This is unfair and something needs to be done about this.
make the boundaries lower!!!!!!
This exam was shit fam some bookie ting on a level im slumo a aqa man this exam was rusty. Mans were asking about a level tings. This is some marxists community fam. Bun sociology
Too hard!
Not fair!
Questions were far to hard and specific for GCSE level.
The question about folk devils was very unfair as it required two levels of thinking. Firstly the meaning of the term and who exactly it referred to in the item as well as examples beyond the item. All this for 2 marks. Interpretation, analysis and application skills deserve more credit at least. Whether they belong at this level is another matter.
Very ashamed in you