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UNIT II
SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION

References:
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 a b c d e f Steinberg, Laurence (2010). Adolescence. New York: McGraw Hill. pp. 1–
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 ^ Adler, Patricia A.; Adler, Peter (September 1995). "Dynamics of Inclusion and
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 a b Curtis, J. E., Tepperman, L., & Albanese, P. (2008). Socialization. Sociology: a
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 a b c d Tarrant, M (2002). "Adolescent peer groups and social identity". Social

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Learning Checkpoints:

1.) How does the associated phenomena of ingroups affect the social group you belong right
now? And how it will affect your learning process inside the classroom?

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