Sociology

Race and Ethnicity

Race is socially constructed — biologically tiny differences are made to matter culturally. Sociologists study its effects.

Taking Turns

Discover Taking Turns as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.

My Family Group

Discover My Family Group as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.

Social Movements

Movements like civil rights, women's suffrage, and climate activism change societies. They follow patterns sociologists study.

Different Families

Discover Different Families as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.

Being a Good Friend

Discover Being a Good Friend as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.

Listening Well

Discover Listening Well as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.

Classroom Group

Discover Classroom Group as a core part of Sociology. This lesson explains what it means, walks through a real example, introduces key terms, and includes three hands-on activities to help you understand and apply the idea.