This course introduces students to sociological theories, social institutions, and contemporary social issues, adhering to CBSE guidelines. Integrated case studies provide practical applications of sociological concepts, enhancing students' understanding of the social world.

Class 11 Sociology Syllabus

Module 1: Sociological Concepts and Theories (Periods: 25)

• Introduction to the Field of Sociology
• Key Sociological Thinkers and Their Contributions
• Understanding Social Institutions and Their Functions

Module 2: Research Methods in Sociology (Periods: 30)

• Nature and Scope of Sociological Research
• Various Research Methods in Sociology
• Tools and Techniques for Data Collection

Module 3: Social Issues and Problems (Periods: 25)

• Examining Poverty and Social Inequality
• Understanding Gender Inequality
• Social Change and Development: Challenges and Opportunities

Assessment Structure

• Regular quizzes and discussions to reinforce understanding of sociological concepts
• Mid-term examinations to evaluate comprehension of key theories and issues
• Sociological case study analysis to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios
• Group projects focused on exploring and addressing specific social issues

Why This Course?

Foundational Knowledge of Sociology

Students will gain essential insights into the discipline of sociology, preparing them for further studies or careers in social sciences.

Application of Theory to Practice

Incorporating case studies allows students to analyze contemporary social issues through a sociological lens, bridging theory and practice.

Understanding of Social Dynamics

The course fosters a deep understanding of social institutions and issues, equipping students with the analytical skills to navigate complex social dynamics.

Skill Development

Students will develop critical thinking, research skills, and collaborative abilities through projects and discussions, preparing them for academic and professional pursuits in sociology and related fields.