Society and Culture (SOC) predictions (2 Viewers)

[KiwiCat1]

Currently studying for it covering Social inclusion and exclusion, as well as belief systems and ideologies (Hinduism). I personally think they'll look deeper into theories of social change, but I don't want to focus exclusively on that so I'm looking to what other people reckon would be important to study / what you reckon will be in the exam.

 

[KiwiCat1]

Also if any of you want it I've been collating my notes and stuff from my teacher into a basic document over the past few days, just let me know. Its not much but its becoming something

 

[hscccc]

im just studying for all of it tbh.. i do popular culture (fashion dolls) and belief systems (hinduism). I havent even looked at past papers to make any predictions, usually other people do it for me in the other subjects lol but society is so dry on here

 

[KiwiCat1]

yeah same, I'm usually hoping other people predict stuff because they seem to know something I don't when it comes to the exams.

Also yeah SOC is so dry here lol

 

[hscccc]

after im done my exams this week ill have a look at past papers and make my predictions lol

 

[jln32]

I don't think any of 'the near future' subtopic yet has been asked for belief systems/ideologies and still has been barely asked for pop culture

 

[hscccc]

I don't think any of 'the near future' subtopic yet has been asked for belief systems/ideologies and still has been barely asked for pop culture

oooh i think this was in my trial actuallyyy

 

[hscccc]

oooh i think this was in my trial actuallyyy

i think i had something like assess/discuss the possible changes/continuities for the pop culture in the near future

 

[bcv]

I don't think any of 'the near future' subtopic yet has been asked for belief systems/ideologies and still has been barely asked for pop culture

ohh this was asked for my trials omg, but for beliefs systems/ideologies

 

[jln32]

hmm interesting

 

[datonebrowngirl]

pookies how much pages should you be writing for a 15 marker

 

[KiwiCat1]

pookies how much pages should you be writing for a 15 marker

My teacher says about 2 pages of an exam sheet with average sized writing. So probably somewhere between 500-800 words. I usually base it off the idea that 20 marks for any subject should be 800-1200 words, so 5 marks is a quarter of that, and 15 would be three quarters.

 

[KiwiCat1]

Also if any of you need it I've got a pages of notes I've been making from collating class notes, my notes, and teachers resources. Not all of it might be relevant to your case studies but there might be some things of use? idk

 

[KiwiCat1]

If you're wondering why its grey its because I started making them late at night a few weeks ago and the white was burning my eyes

 

[hscccc]

If you're wondering why its grey its because I started making them late at night a few weeks ago and the white was burning my eyes

i appreciate the grey, my eyes are struggling with bright white

 

[kth9506]

hey guys it’s very empty here any predictions for the 2 short answers?

 

[KiwiCat1]

I personally think one of them will be about the theories of social change and how it applies to a country or group of peoples, but I'm not 100% confident

hey guys it’s very empty here any predictions for the 2 short answers?

 

[KiwiCat1]

But across the long answers I think that they'll look into future trends and how past and present statistics can predict and influence the future

 

[ella.hyde]

i hope they dont do anythign about the historical politiacl economic and legla forces for social inclusion and exclusion
also i think they might do something about change being a complex process

 

[KiwiCat1]

i hope they dont do anythign about the historical politiacl economic and legla forces for social inclusion and exclusion
also i think they might do something about change being a complex process

I really hope they don't because otherwise I am cooked. The only things I can think about is for the Dalits in India and ATSI Australians pre 1967.
Like the Dalits have the law on their side to say that the caste system is outlawed, yet they still work the lowest paid jobs and get the least care. However, there are government initiatives to try allow them to get a voice, like requiring Dalit voices in government.
For ATSI peoples you could probably mention how before 1967 they were considered flora and fauna, and were in a silent genocide enacted under law, which is for sure exclusion, and disconnect from personal and cultural identity.