Flashcards and recall.

Try this with Society and Culture

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• What is continuity in a social context?
• What is change in a social context?
• How do continuity and change interact?
• Define 'society' as a fundamental concept.
• Define 'culture' as a fundamental concept.
• Define 'persons' as a fundamental concept.
• Define 'environment' as a fundamental concept.
• Define 'time' as a fundamental concept.
• What is 'power' as a cross-curriculum concept?
• What is 'authority' as a cross-curriculum concept?
• What is 'gender' as a cross-curriculum concept?
• What is 'technology' as a cross-curriculum concept?
• What is 'globalisation' as a cross-curriculum concept?
• Define modernisation as a force of change.
• Define westernisation as a force of change.
• What is the micro level of analysis?
• What is the meso level of analysis?
• What is the macro level of analysis?
• What is social factor in understanding change?
• What is cultural factor in understanding change?
• What is environmental factor in understanding change?
• What is political factor in understanding change?
• What is economic factor in understanding change?
• What is an interview as a research method?
• What is a questionnaire as a research method?
• What is observation as a research method?
• What is content analysis as a research method?
• What is statistical analysis as a research method?
• What is secondary research?
• What ethical considerations apply to PIP research?
• Popular Culture
• Origins of Popular Culture
• Mass Media and Popular Culture
• Popular Culture and Identity Formation
• Cultural Imperialism
• Digital Platforms and Popular Culture
• Belief System
• Ideology
• Social Functions of Belief Systems
• Secularisation