Understanding CSP FOR CO Stratification .pptx

stratification, social class, understanding

1. UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS 2ND QUARTER

2. WHAT DO THE PICTURES IMPLY?

3. Calculate the following to reveal the hidden word. R T F O A N S I C 9 54 107 73 32 5 90 18 23

4. Calculate the following to reveal the hidden word. R T F O A N S I C 9 54 107 73 32 5 90 18 23 S T R A T I F I C A T I O N

5. is the arrangement or division of people in society into different layers or levels based on factors such as wealth, power, education, or social status. In simple terms, it means that society is organized like a ladder — with some people at the top (the rich or powerful) and others at the bottom (the poor or less powerful). STRATIFICATION

6. OBJECTIVE At the end of the lesson, students are expected to; a. identify characteristics of the systems of stratification (UCSP11/12HSOIId-31)

7. Types of Social Stratification and their Characteristics 🏛️ System 📖 Definition 💡 Characteristics Open System A type of social stratification that allows individuals to move up or down the social hierarchy based on their abilities, efforts, and achievements. • Social mobility is possible.• Status is earned (achieved status).• Hard work and education can change one’s class.• Found in modern, democratic societies. Closed System A rigid system where a person’s social status is determined by birth and cannot be easily changed. • No social mobility.• Status is ascribed (given at birth).• Occupations and social roles are inherited.• Common in traditional or caste societies. Ethnic System A system where social ranking is based on ethnicity, race, or cultural background. • Membership is fixed by birth.• Ethnic identity affects access to resources.• Can lead to discrimination or inequality.• Seen in diverse or colonized societies.

8. LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! GROUP ACTIVITY

9. Instruction : Demonstrate the importance and purpose of the systems of stratification. The class will be divided into three (3). Each group will be given 3 mins to prepare and 2-3 mins to present their randomly chosen topic. Rubrics

10. Open System

11. Closed Systems ESTATE SYSTEM (middle ages - medieval)

12. Ethnic System This type of social stratification is based on national origin, laguage and religion. Ethinicity sets segments of society apart and each group has a sense of identity. People interact more freely with those people belonging to the same ethnic category. During the Spanish and American colonial systems in the Philippines, the colonizers perceived themselves to be occupying the upper social class than the Filipinos or the natives whom they called as Indios

13. TRY ME!

14. Direction: Analyze the following statements. Raise thumbs up if the statement is correct & thumbs down if otherwise. 1.In an open stratification system, individuals can move up or down the social hierarchy based on their achievements. 2. A closed stratification system allows people to freely change their social class through hard work and education. 3.In an open stratification system, a person’s status is usually determined at birth and cannot be changed. 4.Ethnic stratification refers to the unequal distribution of wealth, power, and prestige among different ethnic groups. 5. In societies with ethnic stratification, social positions and privileges are often based on race or cultural background.

15. 1. What are the system of stratification? Kindly state their differences. 2. How does ethnic stratification affect the opportunities and treatment of different groups in society?

16. 3. How can understanding social stratification help you interact respectfully with people from different social or economic backgrounds in your community? 4. What actions can you take as a student to promote equality and reduce discrimination caused by social or ethnic stratification in your school?

17. QUIZ TIME!

18. Direction: Identify the statement below about the characteristics of the system of stratification. Choose your answer from the box. Write your answer in ¼ sheet of paper. 1.It is a system where people can move up or down the social ladder through effort, education, or achievement. 2.It is a rigid social system where a person’s status is determined by birth and cannot be changed. 3. This system limits people’s social mobility because of traditions, customs, or laws that fix their position in society. 4.It is a system where social ranking is based on race, culture, or ethnic background. 5.This system is more flexible and allows individuals to improve their social status through hard work or talent. Closed System Stratification Open System Stratification Ethnic System

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