CONDUCT COMMUNITY CRISIS AND DISASTER SENSITIZATION PROGRAMS

Crisis and Disaster Management involves the processes and strategies used to prepare for, respond to, and recover from unforeseen and potentially dangerous events. These events can be natural (such as earthquakes, floods, or hurricanes) or human-made (like industrial accidents, terrorism, or pandemics).

SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION

Studying social policy is important because it provides a deep understanding of how governments and societies address social issues like poverty, inequality, health, education, and welfare.

FLEXIBLE AND BLENDED LEARNING

THIS COURSE WILL TAKE TWO TERMS TO END 

Sociology of Education

Sociology is the study of society, social institutions, and social relationships. It examines how individuals interact with each other, how groups are formed and function, and how social structures influence behavior and culture. Sociologists explore a wide range of topics, including family dynamics, education, religion, crime, race and ethnicity, gender, and social class. The field uses various research methods, both qualitative and quantitative, to understand social phenomena and to address social issues.

FUNCTIONS OF FAMILY 

The family serves several important functions in society, including:

1. Socialization: Families are the primary agents of socialization, teaching children societal norms, values, and behaviors.

   

2. Emotional Support: Families provide emotional security and support, helping individuals cope with stress and build self-esteem.

   

3. Reproduction and Care: Families are responsible for the bearing and raising of children, ensuring the continuation of society.

   

4. Economic Support: Families often function as economic units, providing financial support and sharing resources among members.

   

5. Social Identity: Families give individuals a sense of belonging and identity, often influencing their social status and roles in society.

   

6. Regulation of Sexual Activity: Families help regulate sexual behavior through societal norms and cultural practices related to marriage and relationships.

   

7. Protection: Families offer protection and safety, ensuring the well-being of vulnerable members, such as children and the elderly.