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Module 1 (Society Web Community)

The document discusses ideas related to teachers and communities, social stratification, social sciences, and social theories. It asks the reader to create a web chart linking these concepts. It then asks the reader to reflect on which ideas from the web chart speak to the positive and negative effects of social stratification. It also asks which social theory best predicts a harmonious society. Finally, it asks how a teacher could address issues in society brought about by social stratification.

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Module 1 (Society Web Community)

The document discusses ideas related to teachers and communities, social stratification, social sciences, and social theories. It asks the reader to create a web chart linking these concepts. It then asks the reader to reflect on which ideas from the web chart speak to the positive and negative effects of social stratification. It also asks which social theory best predicts a harmonious society. Finally, it asks how a teacher could address issues in society brought about by social stratification.

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BSEd English 2A

a. What are the ideas, conditions and situations that you associate with The teacher and the community, social stratification, social
sciences and theories? Draw a web chart on a paper and write your ideas on the web chart.

Societies divided into Human society interaction


Perpetuates social 2 groups has never within the community
inequalities ending conflict
Understanding
principles of the
Enculturate students human society
in manifesting Conflict theory Social sciences
functionalism theory
Practices
Functional structural Teacher & The favoritism
Classifying students Community Social stratification
theory
based on academic
merits Social inequality
Symbolic interaction Social theory
Relationship theory
amongst
individuals Applying
Studies social phenomena and
learning theories
Influences students tries to understand and
in teaching
because of expectation interpret it.
b. Reflective/persuasive essay Go back to the ideas that you have written and identify which of these ideas speak of the good and bad
effects of social stratification? Of which social theory best predicts a harmonious society? And of in what way a teacher could address
the society’s issues and problems brought by social stratification?

-The social stratification that categorizes people base on social standing in the society, has its own negative and positive effects
towards society and school. Facilitating the social order and governance, acknowledging someone or a community, in my opinion
creates great leaders that can lead effectively. The negative aspects of this is that some groups cannot have the same resources to the
ones who are acknowledge, creating imbalance and inequality in the society.
Symbolic interaction theory for me is the best social theory that could beset predicts a harmonious society. It focuses in
relationship towards each other in a society. Living in a community on which people can have a decent conversation since it is more
focused in relationship is very harmonious. We will know other people using “symbols” and having a better understanding on who
they are, anticipating future interaction and behavior.
As a teacher I will try and do my best in teaching how social stratification deteriorates and helps the community at the same
time, helping students in creating ideas and stand towards this issue. Also, ensuring that all my lessons are not biased and teach
diversity towards belief, culture, race, and income. And I hope that through my lessons students will try to question society standards
make them a free thinker, brave in speaking towards injustice and inequality.

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