Unit 1 · Lesson 4
Social Organisation
Theme 4. How groups of people organise themselves: through families, communities, education, work, and the law.
Guiding principle
Explore the ways in which groups of people organize themselves, or are organized, through common systems or interests.
IB guiding questions
- → What is the individual's role in the community?
- → What role do rules and regulations play in the formation of a society?
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Vocabulary
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Social Organisation: key vocabulary
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French
les relations sociales (f pl)
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English
social relationships
How people interact with each other: friendships, family dynamics, professional relationships. An official sub-topic.
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Key phrases for discussing Social Organisation
Use these in Paper 1 and the IO when writing or speaking about society, community, and civic life.
Chaque citoyen a des droits et des devoirs.
Every citizen has rights and responsibilities.
La solidarité sociale est le fondement d'une société juste.
Social solidarity is the foundation of a just society.
Le bénévolat renforce le tissu social.
Volunteering strengthens the social fabric.
Les inégalités sociales représentent un défi majeur.
Social inequalities represent a major challenge.
Le rôle de l'individu dans la communauté est essentiel.
The role of the individual in the community is essential.
Un système éducatif équitable garantit l'égalité des chances.
A fair education system guarantees equal opportunity.
Match the pairs
Match each French term to its English meaning.
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Quick quiz
Apply the theme to real IB-style scenarios.
Social Organisation quiz
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According to the IB, what is the guiding principle of the Social Organisation theme?
Theme 4 covered.
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