11th Grade Major Theories Resources

Explore the historical and cultural significance of the Harlem Renaissance by understanding key movements and figures, fostering an appreciation of African American history. Gain insights into the period's influence on art, literature, and music, and appreciate the contributions of prominent individuals who shaped this transformative era.

Analyze fundamental concepts of intelligence and examine significant psychological theories. Develop a deeper understanding of intelligence elements by comparing diverse perspectives from various theorists.

Gain insights into the economic theories of socialism and explore Marx's influence on contemporary political economy. Develop skills to critically evaluate these theories and their relevance in society today.

Investigate the core principles of social learning theory, concentrating on differential reinforcement and imitation. Develop the ability to assess influences on social behavior and apply criminological theories effectively, enhancing analytical skills and understanding of sociobehavioral dynamics.

Engage with foundational sociological theories and explore the contributions of prominent figures such as Marx and Weber. Gain a comprehensive understanding of societal dynamics and develop the ability to anticipate social phenomena through critical analysis.

Explore key sociological theories and perspectives such as Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Symbolic Interactionism. Gain an understanding of societal functions and interactions to achieve a comprehensive view of social dynamics, focusing on theoretical frameworks, analytical skills, and critical thinking.

Examine economic theories related to North-South dynamics, imperialism, and development strategies, providing insights into global inequality and the effects of trade. Analyze the impact of these theories on policy decision-making and propose strategic recommendations to address disparities in economic development. Develop a comprehensive understanding of these concepts while enhancing analytical skills to evaluate international economic relations.

Examine essential principles and theories of social stratification in sociology. Understand perspectives such as Marxism and functionalism while enhancing critical analytical skills.

Examine the fundamental sociological paradigms and their significance in analyzing social behavior and structures. Develop the ability to apply theoretical models to a variety of sociological inquiries, enhancing understanding and analytical skills in sociological contexts.

Investigate personality theories with an emphasis on both trait and social-cognitive perspectives, highlighting behavioral patterns and interactions. Gain insights into human behaviors by applying concepts such as reciprocal determinism.

Explore diverse psychological theories and figures with a focus on historical and cultural contexts. Enhance recognition of key psychological perspectives and their practical applications.

Key concepts such as scaffolding and the Zone of Proximal Development are critical within human development theories. Understanding these concepts enhances knowledge of developmental influences, which improves their application in educational contexts.

Examine motivation theories that highlight the critical influence of environmental factors. Gain a comprehensive understanding of how these environmental elements shape motivation dynamics and learn to apply these concepts in psychological contexts. Develop skills to analyze, interpret, and apply these motivational frameworks effectively.

Analyze deviance through the lenses of sociological theories, including strain, labeling, and control theories. Gain insights into societal norms and understand social behaviors through a comprehensive examination of these frameworks.

Learn about various human development theories with a focus on psychological stages across the lifespan. Develop an understanding of continuous versus discontinuous development and evaluate essential life choices within developmental contexts.

Explore the key elements of major world religions by focusing on important terms and concepts. Gain insight into religious beliefs and practices across different cultures. Understand the subject matter deeply, learn to identify core religious concepts, and appreciate diverse cultural perspectives through focused study.

Examine theoretical approaches in social sciences, emphasizing positivism, interpretive, and critical theories. Develop analytical skills to effectively categorize perspectives, focusing on understanding the subject matter, achieving learning goals, and enhancing the learning process.