Social Change
Aug 28, 2021
Social change is a modification of the relationships between people, changing cultural and social
structures. These changes involve the development of social, emotional, and children’s skills
throughout the whole of life.
Social development in education helps us to build healthy and positive relationships with families,
peers, teachers, and others. Often with significant and long-standing social consequences, these
changes take place over time.
The basic importance of social change also relies on the individual body. In a small group,
adjustments may be essential at the group level itself, but insignificant at the society level.
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Social change is structured and the processes of change are interconnected. It may occur on different levels and its impact can be felt on both the long and short term. Many socialists concur on the point that social movements have a vital role to play in bringing about a social change within a society.
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