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MOST ESSENTIAL Determine manifest and latent functions and dysfunctions of sociocultural phenomena HUMSS_DIS 11 -IIIe-f-1
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The teacher asks the students, how do structuralism and functionalism differ?
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The teacher gives a brief discussion on Structural-Functionalism.
Group Activity: Four Pics One Word. The teacher will prepare four pictures which corresponds as a good example of
Structural Functionalism. The student will guest the right words which is Education, Family, Economy and Religion. The first
students who will guess the right words by the pictures will give a brief ideas about the good example of Structural
Functionalism.
The teacher will discuss and introduce the approach, methods, functions, purposes, roles and concepts of Structural-
Functionalism.
Discuss the the approach, methods, functions, purposes, roles and concepts of Structural-Functionalism.
The teacher will ask the students to differentiate the structural and functionalism.
Ask the students to define the approach, methods, functions, purposes, roles and concepts of Structural-Functionalism.
The teacher will discuss the structural functionalism look at the society.
The teacher will ask the students to enumerate the concepts of Structural-Functionalism.
Students will interpret personal and social experiences using relevant approaches in the Social Sciences
Ask the students to define the approach, methods, functions, purposes, roles and concepts of Structural-Functionalism.
Ask the students to define the approach, methods, functions, purposes, roles and concepts of Structural-Functionalism.
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EVALUATION Students will give the advantages and disadvantages of Structural Functional Theory. Give and reflect their own
understanding.
ASSIGNMENT Research the Marxism as the political and economic theories of Karl Marx.