Sociology

Sociology focuses on the study of human social relationships and institutions. Taught by Mrs. Lopez, this semester-long elective provides an insightful look into how societies function and social problems that exist.

The course covers topics like culture, socialization, social structure, inequality, race and ethnicity, poverty, social institutions, and social change movements throughout history. Class time involves lecture-based lessons, documentaries/clips, group discussions, and engagement activities.

Mrs. Lopez is passionate about sociology and teaches in a way that keeps students interested. She challenges us to think critically about our own lives and social environments. Students appreciate her focus on issues relevant to today's world.

Here's what some students have said about the Sociology course:

"I had no idea what sociology really was before this class. It's fascinating to analyze society and why people behave the way they do." - Amy L.

"Mrs. Lopez made topics like inequality and social change really thought-provoking. I loved getting to debate issues." - Brian T.

"Sociology gives you a clearer understanding of the world and your own life. Highly recommend taking this elective." - Jordan P.

"This class encouraged me to think deeper about social issues and care more about making a difference." - Ray M.

Sociology provides great insight into human social behavior and systems through an engaging teacher. Students find it highly valuable for gaining perspective on society and linking concepts to real-world issues.