Childhood, Youth and Ageing flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 50 Childhood, Youth and Ageing flashcard decks, made by more than 30 users, covering childhood theories, youth culture and ageing. School students, university students, professional candidates and teachers can use them to practise sociological terms and ideas at school and university level. Pick a deck to get started.
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- Social Construction of Childhood62
- History of Childhood15
- The Position and Rights of Children22
- Children's Socialisation and Everyday Lives8
- Childhood in Crisis26
- Adolescence and Development7
- Youth Cultures and Subcultures31
- Theories of Youth Subcultures23
- Generations and Generational Differences35
- Ageing and the Life Course13
Flashcards
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20 cardsChapter 3 - Book 3 children and young people can appear “out of place” in spaces and places predominantly designed and defined...
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22 cardsBook 2 Chapter 1 Children and childhood is often associated with the notion of innocence. The idea of childhood innocence is...
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17 cardsChapter 1 - Book 3 Children and young people’s experience of spaces and places will depend on a variety of different factors
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12 cardsChapter 4 - Book 3 It could be said that the learning environment is just as important as the teaching practices within them.
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11 cardsChapter 2 - Book 3 Family, means different things to different people it is not always a biological link which establishes whe...
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14 cardsChapter 2 - Book 1 Historians on Childhood
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3 cardsE212 cards Philippe Aries influential historian of childhood in post war period~ found concept of childhood did not ex...
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7 cardsChildhood - Sociologists wip - will add dates later
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6 cardsChapter 4 - Book 2 , the term “youth culture” is a way of describing the activities and practices of young people in general
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2 cardsE212cards Puritans saw children as being born instinctively sinful who should be ruled by their father and discipline...
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2 cardsTheorists Sue Palmer contemporary commentator on childhood in crisis battery reared or free range modern child is und...
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1 cardsE212 Lloyd de Mause argued until recently childhood had ben life of pain & misery due to adults failing to empha...
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6 cardsChapter 1 - Book 1 Sue Palmer Crisis on childhood
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12 cardsAs revision, youth culture Who was the sociologist that studied the teddy boys?
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4 cardsGroup development in adolecence
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4 cardsSubcultures Cloward + Ohlin
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5 cardsSociology of Childhood Social construction of childhood
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These decks offer ways to revisit names, concepts and examples. Theorists includes commentary on childhood, while Key Concepts of Youth focuses on youth terminology. Other decks cover youth culture and social class, youth subcultures and ageing.
Choose a starting point
For a way into youth vocabulary, start with the deck on youth key words. It includes terms such as peer pressure, youth subculture and rite of passage. For childhood, try E212 cards, which includes Philippe Aries and his account of childhood in the past.
Revise with the decks
Work through a few cards at a time, then revisit the terms or names you found harder to recall. Compare a childhood deck with a youth deck to keep their ideas distinct. If you want more context, switch to a mind map or notes on the unit page; use a quiz when you want to check your recall in another format. Explore a deck that matches your current topic.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards are a good place to start?
For youth terminology, start with the deck on youth key words. It includes peer groups, peer pressure and youth subcultures. If you are studying childhood instead, try Theorists for commentary on childhood, or E212 cards for material on Philippe Aries.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore their different approaches to childhood, youth and ageing. A free account also lets you make your own study resources and save quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards for?
The collection includes material for school students and university students, as well as resources that professional candidates and teachers can use. School students can look for decks relevant to GCSE or A-level Sociology. University students can explore the book-based decks and material on childhood and youth theories.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover childhood theories and sociologists, youth concepts and subcultures, and ageing. Some focus on particular themes, such as Youth Culture and Social Class. Others organise material around chapters, including discussions of children’s work, family and young people’s experiences of spaces.