AQA GCSE Sociology · 8192
Paper 1, Paper 2
Resources received by a person or household over a period, such as wages, benefits or allowances.
Revise: Education key termsEducation affects life chances: opportunities to obtain desirable outcomes such as qualifications, income and good health. It may support social mobility, meaning movement up or down the social hierarchy. For example, a working-class pupil who obtains qualifications and enters a professional occupation may experience upward mobility.
- Revise: Stratification, Mobility and Inequality Key Terms
Money received over time, for example from employment, pensions, benefits or investments.