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*Big change coming!!!*  The Union Cabinet has approved the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) Bill, now renamed as the *Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill (VBSAB).* This is a structural reset. What it means in plain language: UGC will be dissolved. AICTE will be dissolved. NCTE will be dissolved. PCI will be dissolved.* So yes, the old chairmen era ends. No UGC Chairman. No AICTE Chairman. No NCTE Chairman. No PCI Chairman. Two clear exceptions: Medical education stays outside, under NMC. Law education stays outside, under BCI. Everything else comes under one umbrella. Now the new structure. There will be one national Chairperson at the top level under VBSAB. And there will be four councils, each with its own head. 1. NHERC (National Higher Education Regulatory Council) Approvals, permissions, compliance, entry and closure. 2. NAC (National Accreditation Council) Accreditation, institutional quality grading, credibility. 3. HEGC (Higher Education Grants Council) Funding ...
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Questions unit 6

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ESSAY QUESTIONS 1. Examine the impact of Social organization on Collective social behavior. 2.what is a social role ? Explain with examples . 3. Compare and contrast between formal and Informal Social organization 4. Substantiate on the characteristics of Formal Organization 5. Define voluntary associations. Explain its functions 6. How does Durkheim classify Social systems? 7. Compare and contrast between ascribed and achieved status. 8. Highlight the main aims of social control in society 9. Comment on the important agencies that maintains social control in society. 10. Examine the role of family as an agency of social control 11. How does Educational institutions contribute in ensuring social control? 12. What are the types of social disorganization? 13. Analyze the main effects of poverty as a social problem on Indian society. 14. Write on the remedial measures for poverty reduction. 15. Examine the major causes of prostitution in India 16. Elucidate on the relation between dowry s...
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unit 1ss Siby Iype

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Teaching Note 1.5 IMPORTANCE OF SOCIOLOGY IN NURSING Introduction Sociology is a comprehensive and general science that studies society and social relationships. Since health and illness are closely linked with social factors, sociology has become an essential subject in healthcare education, especially in nursing. Nurses work closely with individuals, families, and communities; therefore, understanding social behavior, culture, and social problems is vital for providing quality healthcare. In recent years, sociology has been made a mandatory subject in nursing education because it complements nursing practice and equips nurses to function as care providers, social reformers, educators, counselors, and advocates . Sociology helps nurses improve not only the health status but also the overall quality of life of patients. Importance of Sociology in Nursing 1. Understanding the Socio-Cultural Determinants of Health Health is not merely a biological condition; it is influenced ...
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unit 2 social structure Clement

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FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE (Applied Sociology – B.Sc. Nursing) INTRODUCTION Sociology helps nurses understand human behavior in a social context. Human beings do not live in isolation; they live in society, interact in groups, follow institutions, and are influenced by culture and social norms. The social structure refers to the organized pattern of social relationships and institutions that together form society. Understanding these elements enables nurses to provide holistic, culturally sensitive, and community-oriented care . The fundamental elements of social structure include: Society Community and Association Social Institutions Social Groups Social and Personal Disorganization 1. SOCIETY – THE MACRO STRUCTURE Definition Society is the largest and most inclusive social unit , consisting of people who share a common territory, culture, and system of social relationships. Sociologists describe society as a “web of social relationships” ...
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SOCIAL GROUPS – STUDY MATERIAL I. Understanding Social Groups Human life is inherently group-oriented . From birth to death, individuals live, grow, and function within various groups. These groups help individuals fulfill needs, achieve common goals, and develop personality. Simple Definition A social group is a collection of two or more individuals who interact with one another in an orderly manner based on shared expectations . Key Requirement Reciprocal interaction Mutual awareness (Members must influence and respond to one another) II. Core Characteristics of a Social Group A social group possesses the following essential features: Given Number of Individuals A minimum of two persons is required. Reciprocal Relations Interaction among members forms the foundation of a group. Common Goals Members work together and may sacrifice personal interests for group goals. Sense of Unity (Solidarity) A feeling of togetherness that creates loyalty amo...
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