Sociology: Social Change and Development in India

Overview
Curriculum

This advanced sociology course focuses on social change, development, and contemporary issues within the Indian context. It aligns with CBSE guidelines and integrates case studies to give students practical insights into societal transformations and the role of various factors in shaping modern India.


Class 12 Sociology Syllabus

Module 1: Social Change and Development (Periods: 28)

  • Theories of Social Change
  • Development: Concept, Indicators, and Impact
  • Sustainable Development and Its Importance

Module 2: Issues of Social Change in India (Periods: 30)

  • Caste and Class Dynamics in India
  • Gender, Patriarchy, and Social Justice
  • Challenges to Social Harmony: Communalism, Regionalism, and Inequality

Module 3: Social Development Initiatives and Project Work (Periods: 26)

  • Government Policies and Social Development Programs
  • Role of NGOs and Civil Society in Social Development
  • Presentation of Social Research Projects

Assessment Structure

  • Regular quizzes and discussions on social change theories
  • Mid-term examinations
  • Case study analysis of social issues in India
  • Group projects on social development initiatives and their impact

Why This Course?

Understanding Social Transformation

This course equips students with a deep understanding of how societies evolve, emphasizing theories of social change and the real-world impact of development initiatives.

Focus on Contemporary Issues in India

Students will engage with pressing issues such as caste, class, gender, and social justice, gaining insights into how these factors shape modern India and its social fabric.

Hands-on Learning

Through case studies and project work, the course fosters practical knowledge, encouraging students to analyze and present solutions for social challenges in India.

Career Relevance

This course is ideal for students interested in careers in social work, public policy, development studies, and sociology, providing a strong foundation in both theory and practical application.

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