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UNIT II
                                 SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION

            GENDER
               1.  Gender it defined as the social construction of relations between women and men and
                   among various groups.
               2.  Feminist consider gender as the sociocultural manifestation of being a man or woman.
               3.  Gender is different from Sex.

            RACE
                   Racism consists of both prejudice and discrimination based in social perceptions of
            observable biological differences between peoples.

                   It often takes the form of social actions, practices or beliefs, or political systems in
            which different races are perceived to be ranked as inherently superior or inferior to each
            other, based on presumed shared inheritable traits and abilities.

            ETHNICITY
                   Ethnic prejudice and discrimination operate much the same as do racial prejudice and
            discrimination in society.

                   Ethnic identification can include shared cultural heritage such as language and dialect,
            symbolic systems, religion, mythology and cuisine.

            Three Categories to Stratify Nations

               •  The first world included the U.S and other capitalist nations.

               •  Communist nations made up the second world.
               •  Third world was everyone else.

            PHYSICAL MOBILITY
                   Forced relocation of large groups of people, eviction and dispossession of unwanted
            people, voluntary permanent migration from one country to another or from one region to
            another within the same country, as well as local residential changes.


            VOLUNTARY MIGRATION
                   The voluntary movement of people from one geographical area to another which is
            determined by numerous factors.

            Reasons for Voluntary Migration


               •  Economic Factors
               •  Political Migration
               •  Religion Liberty
               •  Educational Opportunities
               •  National Calamities


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