Social Change and Education
Social change Social Change is any alteration, difference, or modification that takes place over time in a society's system of social relationships. It is a change in the entire 'web of social relationships.' It involves variations in the: 1. Social Interactions (how people behave together). 2. Social Processes (the established ways groups relate, like cooperation or conflict). 3. Social Organizations (the structure and function of institutions like family, government, and economy). It is a change in the entire 'web of social relationships.' Features 1. Universality . Change is universal law, an eternal law and invariable law of nature. Social changes are necessary and inevitable. Social changes take place in all societies of the world, therefore, social change is universal in character. 2. Continuity . Social change is continuous process. It does not take place at one point of time only. It takes place all the time at all the places. However, we can predict some ...