The Debate on Mothers Staying at Home for Childcare
Explore the psychological studies and theories surrounding the debate on whether mothers should stay at home for child care. Consider ethical, economic, social, and cultural implications while discussing both sides of the argument. The role of mothers and fathers, economic and social implications, other forms of childcare, and cultural diversity will be analyzed.
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What the specification says Learners should: understand what is at the core of the debate refer to psychological studies and theories explore both sides of the contemporary debate from a psychological perspective (including the ethical, economic and social implications as well as a consideration of social and cultural diversity for AS and including the ethical, social and economical implications for A Level) The Exam This question will always be the last one on the Component 1 paper. It will always be worth 20 marks (10 AO1 and 10 AO3)for AS and 24 marks for A Level (12 AO1 and 12 AO3) Example question from the WJEC SAMS 'Mothers should stay at home for the first two years of their babies lives . Discuss to what extent you agree with this statement. [20]
The essay AO1 Exemplars used are well chosen to support the points made Details are accurate throughout There is depth and range to material included Effective use of terminology throughout AO3 A thorough discussion is made of both sides of the debate Evaluative comments are evidently relevant to the context Structure is logical throughout An appropriate conclusion is reached based on evidence presented
The role of the mother The role of the father (feeding and other aspects) Economic and Social Implications Other forms of childcare Cultural Diversity
Link statement to introduce issue This is supported by... AO1 research AO1 research This suggests... On the other hand... AO1 research AO1 research In addition... Which shows that... Mini conclusion for this issue
