Glad to hear it helped. For revision what I did was:
write a revision cards for methods.
write a revision card with studies and key words that could be used specific to each essay e.g. for class questions i would write a revision card with material deprivation, cultural deprivation, subculture, paul willis' study of the "lads" counter culture, oppenheim argued We have reverted to Victorian styles of thinking about the poor - we see the working class as the 'deserving' poor and the underclass as the 'undeserving'. Also i would add a few marxist studies and concepts such as ideological state apparatus legitimising working class poverty through an apparatus such as the educational system to instill values to justify the bourgeoise ruling.
The above is a brief example. Personally I would write about 3 revision cards for each essay question-my writing reasonably small though.
For each revision card I would include:
at least 6 studies/ arguments from sociologists
at least 6 criticisms of studies
about 10 concepts - these can be applied and developed in the essay
at least 4 links to a related theory if its not a theory question e.g. functionalism or marxism for a class or ethnicity question, feminism for a gender question.
I also wrote a revision card for a structure for each essay (except methods)
- I made up CSTEEA:
This stands for Concept, Study/theory, explanation, evaluation, Apply to question
Hope this helps. Good luck in your exam. luckily the first A2 sociology exam is on the 8th of June