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This base for curriculum focuses on how society influences education. This foundation ensures that the curriculum prepares students to function effectively in their communities and the world. It considers the needs, values, culture, and expectations of society when designing educational programs. Sociological determinants take into account what society requires, including the abilities, principles, and understanding necessary for pupils to succeed.

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Various societal factors, including ethnic and cultural diversity, family dynamics, equal rights, and environmental concerns, exert impact on the curriculum. Additionally, there are three different levels of social force:
- National and international social forces
- Community-level social forces
- Societal influences within the educational environment

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Based on the Sociological Determinants of Curriculum, these are some of the curriculum goals related to the base:

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Promote Social Awareness and Cultural Understanding

Ensure that children comprehend different cultures, customs, and social concerns in order to build respect, tolerance, and global citizenship.

Encourage conversation about social justice, equity, and diversity in education.

Develop Responsible and Active Citizens

Teach kids about their rights, duties, and social obligations.

Encourage civic involvement, leadership, and ethical decision-making so that they may positively contribute to their communities.

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1. By having students take part in a cultural exchange project, it will promote their social awareness and cultural understanding since they will be exposed to different beliefs and traditions. Students get insights into different cultures through research, presentations, discussions, and encounters with classmates from varied backgrounds, which fosters respect, understanding, and admiration for global diversity. Students with different backgrounds learn about similarities and differences in customs, values, and social conventions by participating in activities such as storytelling and food tasting. This experience helps students break down preconceptions, eliminate cultural prejudices, and promote inclusivity.

2. Environmental projects encourage students to become responsible and engaged citizens by establishing a feeling of accountability, leadership, and community involvement. When children take part in activities such as tree planting and recycling, they learn the value of natural resources and how their actions affect the environment.

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Museum visits

Books

Documentaries and videos

Articles

Online resources

Newspaper clippings