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Childhood as a social construction
Explain childhood as a social construction. Compare expectations across time and social contexts while distinguishing age from social status.
Open lesson →Historical childhood
Evaluate accounts of historical childhood, including Ariès. Explain how evidence and class differences affect claims about change.
Open lesson →Has childhood improved?
Evaluate whether childhood has improved. Connect protection, education and family policy with unequal experiences and adult control.
Open lesson →Childhood inequalities
Explain differences in childhood experiences and opportunities. Apply intersecting inequalities without treating groups as homogeneous.
Open lesson →Age patriarchy
Explain age patriarchy and adult control over children’s lives. Evaluate agency, dependence and differences between contexts.
Open lesson →Modern childhood
Evaluate competing explanations of contemporary childhood. Relate media, consumption and policy to child-centredness, inequality and risk.
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