Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics is aimed at deepening students' comprehension of the complex interactions between cultural practices, social structures, and political systems. This interdisciplinary course integrates concepts from anthropology, sociology, and political science to provide a holistic perspective on human societies.
The subject examines the foundations of culture, exploring how beliefs, values, norms, and symbols shape human behavior and societal development. Students analyze the dynamics of social institutions such as family, education, religion, and economy, understanding their roles in maintaining social order and facilitating change.
In the realm of politics, the subject covers the principles and functions of government, political ideologies, and the processes of policy-making and governance. Students study the impact of political systems on societal well-being and the importance of civic engagement and democratic participation.
The subject also addresses contemporary social issues, encouraging students to critically assess topics like social inequality, globalization, and environmental sustainability. Through discussions, case studies, and research projects, students develop analytical and reflective skills, enabling them to engage thoughtfully with the world around them.
Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics equips students with the knowledge and critical thinking abilities necessary for responsible citizenship and informed participation in a diverse and interconnected global society.
Download Quarter 1 learning materials in Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics through the links below.
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