Sical Studies M1 Institutions

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What are the Basic Needs of Society?

What are Institutions?

What is a Social Norm?

What are the Characteristics of

Institutions?

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Social Studies Module 1 Unit 2 Lesson #9

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Institutions?

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How are schools and

prisons different?

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At the end of this slide presentation you will be able to:

1.Define the term institution

2.Identify the basic needs of society

3.Describe the features of an institution

4.Distinguish between an institution and an organization

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EXITWhat are the Basic Needs of Society?

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WHAT ARE THE FIVE BASIC NEEDS OF SOCIETY?

WHY IS EACH NEED IMPORTANT?

Basic needs are important as they determine the institutions that are needed in the society

Review the comic on the previous page then answer these questions.

The 5 basic needs of society are:1.Procreation2.Education 3.Production 4.Government5.Religion

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The 5 basic needs of society are:1. Procreation2. Education 3. Production 4. Government5. Religion

Basic needs are important as they determine the institutions that are

needed in the society

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Institutions?

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EXITWhat are Institutions?

Look at the word pyramid carefully. Which words are most prominent?

Write a definition of INSTITUTION using the words in the pyramid.

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EXITWhat are Institutions?

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EXITWhat is a Social Norm?

Look at the diagram and then give 3 examples of Social Norms.

Examples of Social Norms1.Marriage2.Family3.Education


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EXITWhy is Marriage a Social Norm?

It is made up of Norms & Values

It endures over time

It is a feature of society

It can be modified

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EXITWhy is Marriage a Social Norm?

Go the previous slide then answer these questions:

What are some norms and values of marriage?

Why do marriages usually last many years?

Give 2 examples of how marriage is a feature of society

State 2 ways by which marriage been modified

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EXITWhat are the Characteristics of Institutions?

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EXITWhat are the Characteristics of Institutions?

Re-read the comic on the previous slide and then click “T” for ‘true’ or “F” for ‘false’ to these items:

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1. Institutions are organisations. 2. Hierarchical structure is not a feature of an

institution3. Institutions must have a function

4. Rules exist in all institutions

5. Longevity is a characteristic of an institution

6. Symbols are not important features of institutions

7. Organisations don’t usually have rituals

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INSTITUTION

Hierarchy

Functions

Endurance

Symbols

Rituals

What are the Characteristics of Institutions?

Function – purpose for which the institution was created. Usually refers to the objectives, mission, vision.

Symbols – are important for identifying the type of institution.

Rituals – are performed in institutions for symbolic value as well as to preserve the institution.

Hierarchy – structure of organisation. Can be visually depicted as a pyramid. It shows structure from highest in authority to lowest within an institution.

Fixed Sanctions

and

Written Rules

Endurance – institutions should have some amount of permanence so that they can serve societies basic needs.

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Written rules and fixed sanctions – are necessary for control within institutions to create stability.

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1. Are you ready to test yourself?

2. There are FOUR multiple choice items that you are required to do.

3. For each item, click on the letter of the correct response and then click the button ‘NEXT QUESTION’ to continue.

4. Click the button below to begin.

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EXITQUIZ: Question 1

A Social Norm is the same as a Social Institution

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True

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EXITQuiz: Feedback to Question 1

A Social Norm is the same as a Social Institution.

True.Social Norms have characteristics which make them social

institutions as they meet the basic needs of society.

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Which of the following is not a basic need of society?

A. Education

D. Production

C. Government

B. Crime

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Which of the following is not a basic need of society?


B. Crime.Crime is not a basic need of society. Rather, society needs

peace and order which is provided through good governance.

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Students standing when a teacher enters the classroom is an example of:

A. Rule

D. Sanction

B. Norm

C. Ritual

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Students standing when a teacher enters the classroom is an example of:


C. Ritual.Standing when a Teacher enters the room is a mark of respect to the person who is in authority. It is done for symbolic value.

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EXITQuiz: Question 4

Marriage influences the working of society by:

A. Leading to divorce

D. Fulfilling Christianity

C. Having elaborate ceremonies

B. Introducing new members by procreation

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Marriage influences the working of society by:

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B. Introducing new members through procreation.Marriage also promotes monogamy and is preceded by a

period of courtship. Though some marriages lead to divorce, divorce does not fulfill a basic need of society. Similarly, marriage is a sacrament of Christianity but there are other religions that seek to meet other needs.

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