SOCIAL AND POLITICAL STRATIFICATION

Social desirables (wealth, power, prestige)
Social mobility system

Open (Class)
Closed (Caste)
Social inequality
Access to social, political, and symbolic capital
Gender inequality
Ethnic minorities
Other minorities (e.g., persons with disabilities)
Global Inequality (relationships between states and nonstate actors in the global community)

Content Standard:

The learners demonstrate an understanding of:

analyze aspects of social organization
identify one’s role in social groups and institutions
recognize other forms of economic transaction such as sharing, gift exchange, and redistribution in his/her own society

Learning Competency:

examine stratification from the functionalist and conflict perspectives
identify characteristics of the systems of stratification
suggest ways to address global inequalities

2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES

E-learning Tools or Resources

4- LEARNING PERFORMANCE

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

The materials shown in this part of the lesson will be used to ensure that the students learned about social and political stratification. In addition to this, the e-resources in this part of the lesson will ensure that the students are aware of the importance of addressing the issue on social and political stratification and propose possible solutions to the problem. The e-resources presented in this part of the chapter will also be used to assess how much the students understood the topic.

3 - LESSON PROPER

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

The e-learning resources aims to open up further discussions regarding social and political stratification. The materials presented in this part of the lesson will also discuss on why it is important to address social inequality.

E-learning Tools or Resources

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

The e-learning resources presented in this part of the chapter aims to help students understand social and political stratification. The materials given in this part of the lesson will introduce students to the current problem of social and political stratification and the importance of studying and addressing this issue. Generally, the resources presented here will prepare students for the upcoming discussions with regards to the topic by showing them the impact of social and political stratification to their lives and society as a whole.

E-learning Tools or Resources

Power and Inequality

An Introduction to Social Stratification

Candy Bag: An Activity to Explore Poverty and Inequality

Social Stratification Quiz

Social Inequality

Social Stratification

Imagine by John Lennon

Economic Inequality

Multiple Sources of Power- Class, Status and Party

Health and Power

Social Classes Explained

War-Bob Marley

Social Stratification: Negative Impacts

Coin Toss to Explore Social Inequality

Social Stratification: Definition, Theories & Examples

Social and Political Stratification

Social Stratification: Definition, Theories & Examples

Social Networks, Interlocking Directorates, and the Power Elite

Social Justice

1 - MOTIVATION

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

The e-learning resources presented in this part of the chapter aims to help students understand social and political stratification. The materials given in this part of the lesson will introduce students to the current problem of social and political stratification and the importance of studying and addressing this issue. Generally, the resources presented here will prepare students for the upcoming discussions with regards to the topic by showing them the impact of social and political stratification to their lives and society as a whole.

E-learning Tools or Resources

Group Activity: The Chocolate Game #SocialJustice

Social Problems Quiz

Social Stratification

Another Day in Paradise – Phil Collins

Social Stratification Factors: Wealth, Power and Prestige

Higher Education Widens Global Inequality

Intergenerational and intragenerational mobility social mobility | MCAT | Khan Academy

The World’s Catalog of Ideas

Social Stratification: Meaning, Nature, Characteristics and Theories of Social Stratification

Class Stratification

Comparing Class systems

Stratification

Economic Justice: The Scramble for Wealth and Power

Social Stratification Factors: Wealth, Power and Prestige

Social Stratification (2)

Online Teaching Materials for Filipinos

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL STRATIFICATION

Social desirables (wealth, power, prestige)

Social mobility system

Open (Class)

Closed (Caste)

Social inequality

Access to social, political, and symbolic capital

Gender inequality

Ethnic minorities

Other minorities (e.g., persons with disabilities)

Global Inequality (relationships between states and nonstate actors in the global community)

Content Standard:

The learners demonstrate an understanding of:

analyze aspects of social organization

identify one’s role in social groups and institutions

recognize other forms of economic transaction such as sharing, gift exchange, and redistribution in his/her own society

Learning Competency:

examine stratification from the functionalist and conflict perspectives

identify characteristics of the systems of stratification

suggest ways to address global inequalities

2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES

E-learning Tools or Resources

4- LEARNING PERFORMANCE

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

3 - LESSON PROPER

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

The e-learning resources aims to open up further discussions regarding social and political stratification. The materials presented in this part of the lesson will also discuss on why it is important to address social inequality.

E-learning Tools or Resources

E-learning Tools or Resources

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

E-learning Tools or Resources

1 - MOTIVATION

Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:

E-learning Tools or Resources

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Online Teaching Materials for Filipinos

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL STRATIFICATION

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Social desirables (wealth, power, prestige)

Social mobility system

Open (Class)

Closed (Caste)

Social inequality

Access to social, political, and symbolic capital

Gender inequality

Ethnic minorities

Other minorities (e.g., persons with disabilities)

Global Inequality (relationships between states and nonstate actors in the global community)

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The learners demonstrate an understanding of:

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analyze aspects of social organization

identify one’s role in social groups and institutions

recognize other forms of economic transaction such as sharing, gift exchange, and redistribution in his/her own society

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Learning Competency:

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examine stratification from the functionalist and conflict perspectives

identify characteristics of the systems of stratification

suggest ways to address global inequalities

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