Sports Sociology
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Sports and Sociology Interactive Slides and Unit Notes
This product provides a comprehensive educational resource for teachers introducing the intriguing concept of sports sociology to students, particularly suitable for Grades 7 through 10. This teaching tool comprises well-designed content slides that delve into the role of sports in culture and everyday life. The varied included materials make it easy for teachers to present this unit either synchronously or asynchronously.
Within this Google Drive folder, educators will discover a class slide deck enriched with embedded videos. These materials offer vivid examples, foster discussion, and pose thought-provoking questions pertaining to several specific topics within sports sociology.
The variety of covered topics includes:
The Sociology of Sports
Structural Functionalism within Sports
Symbolic Interactionism in Sports
Conflict Theory's relevance to Sports/li>
Socialization and Identity formed through sports
Power dynamics, Inequality issues & notable Social Issues surrounding sport
Note: In depth coverage of Instances of Deviance & stirring Controversies found in the sporting world plus Globalization factors impacting sports along with International perspectives are also included.
A notable highlight:
One particular highlight is how these slides explore the facets of entertainment and distraction aspects brought forth by sports. Additionally featured is a succinct yet effective follow-along worksheet that complements the slide deck well. Teachers can assign these worksheets typically during or post-class as per their teaching agenda or preferences.
In conclusion, this product ensures an engaging lesson plan connecting social studies; more specifically psychology - which helps create robust discussions about societal roles as reflected in sporting scenarios.
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This is a great product for a "sports as distraction" discussion in sociology. We talked about it being an artifact of culture.