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Grade 12: Challenge and Change in Society (HSB4U): Social Patterns and Trends

A collection of resources, curated to support the Challenge and Change in Society course work.

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Dahlgren and Whitehead's model of health determinants

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Dahlgren and Whitehead's model of health determinants

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Overall Expectations: Social Patterns and Trends

C1. Demographics: demonstrate an understanding of the importance of demographics as a tool for studying social patterns and trends, both nationally and globally;

C2. Forces That Shape Social Trends: demonstrate an understanding of how forces influence and shape social patterns and trends;

C3. Social Deviance: demonstrate an understanding of social science theories about social deviance, and of how various responses to deviance affect individuals and society.

Demographics

Forces That Shape Social Trends

10 Social And Tech Trends That Could Shape The Next Decade
Cultural Policies and Trends
Four key Econic trends shaping Society
The Hidden Social Forces That Guide Your Decisions
Immigration in Canada and Social Trends
Cultural Diversity in Canada: The Social Construction of Racial Difference
Socialogical theories and deviant behaviour
The End of the Deterrence Paradigm?
The most Significant Social Change Movements in Canadian History?
Population mobility in the 21st century; trends conflicts and policies
N-IUSSP is a new IUSSP news magazine, which will disseminate scientific findings from demographic research carried out all over the world. The practical implications of current trends, the risks and potentialities of emerging situations, the pros and cons of specific laws are discussed in rigorous but plain language.
The Cultural Factors Of Social Change
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Media and Social Change in Canada

Social Devience

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Population trends in Canada

Differences bwetween the demographic profiles of developed and developing nations

The Baby Boom Effect
The baby boom, a generation whose demographic influence has shaped Canada's economy and society and continues to do so as its members age and move into retirement. Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, 1941

Population trends in Canada: Urban vs Rural Canada

Key ideas of major social science theories related to deviance

Labelling theory

Social Control Theory

Differential association theory

Cultural Theories