A model of micro-teaching. Main objective of this micro-teaching is to make student understand simply what social stratification is.

1. Topic : Social Stratification
Presented by Joheb Islam
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Sociology
Nayagram P.R.M Govt College

2. 
 Two aspects of teaching will be covered in this
micro-teaching:
 1. Content Presentation
 2.Verbal Communication
Aspects of teaching

3. 
 1. Students will learn about inequalities in society.
 2. They will understand reasons of inequalities in
societies.
 3. They will learn what social stratification is.
 4. They will learn about the bases and types of social
stratification.
Aims and Objectives of Lesson Plan

4. 
Why is there inequality in our
society?

5. 
Think. Why?

6. 
The bases of inequality
in society
% is lesser
% is greater
There is an unequal distribution of
wealth, power and prestige.

7. 
 The study of inequalities in society is one of the most
important area of sociology.
Sociologists and social thinkers engage
themselves to find the answers.

8. 
 Sociologists use the concept of social stratification to
describe inequalities that exist between individuals
and groups within human societies.
 Individuals and groups enjoy differential (unequal)
access to the resources based on their position in
society.
 In simple words it is a ranking system between
individuals and groups based on wealth, prestige,
power, gender and religious affiliation etc.
?

9. 
Think about the society in terms of strata.
Societies can
be seen as
consisting of
‘strata’ in a
hierarchy
with the
more
favoured at
the top and
less
privileged at
the bottom

10. 
An example of Social Stratification:
Class system
.

11. 
Another example is estate system

12. 
In Indian context examples of social
stratification are caste and class.

13. 
 Thank you