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Grade 11 Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology (HSP3U)

The Ontario Grade 11 course HSP3U: research skills, then anthropology, psychology and sociology. The museum maps six expectations in two strands, through Islamic examples; the other 37 are in the gap register.

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Strand B: Anthropology

Theories and methods of anthropology, the factors that shape culture and behaviour, and how culture produces patterns of socialization. The museum maps three expectations, through Islamic examples only.

  1. How cultures differ and meet Asks you to explain how culture produces diverse behaviour, how cultures meeting each other change culture, and what studying other places and groups teaches; the museum offers a birth rite, a translation movement and one scholar among another people. Reflection × 2Scholar

Strand D: Sociology

Theories and methods of sociology, the factors that shape individual and group behaviour, and patterns of socialization. The museum maps three expectations, through Islamic examples only.

  1. Ibn Khaldun and the science of human society Asks you to explain what a theorist contributed to sociology and why it matters; the museum offers one thinker the Ministry's own examples name, Ibn Khaldun. ScholarReflection × 2
  2. How environment and kinship shape groups Asks you to explain how factors such as physical environment, and social structures such as family and kin, shape individual and group behaviour; the museum offers one historical account, of tribe and kinship. Reflection

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