Academy for Innovative Education – SYG 2000: Introduction to Sociology
Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester
Sociology is the scientific study of human action and interaction. Sociologists argue that individual and group action and experiences are shaped by the social context in which they occur and in turn, that social context is shaped by individual and group activities and experiences. Sociology, very broadly, aims to understand this interaction. This course will introduce students to various sociological perspectives on issues in contemporary society, as well as how sociologists use research to develop these perspectives. We will cover a variety of broad issues studied by sociologists including social structure, inequality, race, gender, class, families, deviance, work, institutions, and culture.
Prerequisites: 3.0 unweighted high school GPA; Must maintain a 3.0 college GPA; Meet minimum score on a common placement test (PERT/ACCUPLACER/SAT/ACT); Teacher recommendation; Permission from parent/guardian and high school principal and counselor
Grades: 8-12
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