HSP3U- Anthropology, Psychology and Sociology

$499.00

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This course introduces students to the fields of anthropology, psychology, and sociology through the study of human behaviour, culture, and society. Students explore key theories, research methods, and current social issues while developing critical thinking, inquiry, and research skills. The course encourages students to examine how individuals and societies function in both historical and contemporary contexts.

Why Choose This Course?

HSP3U – Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology

Grade 11, University Preparation

Course Description

Course Outline

Unit	Duration
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology	15 hours
Anthropology	30 hours
Psychology	30 hours
Sociology	30 hours
Culminating Activity & Exam	5 hours
Total	110 hours

Resources Required

Access to online course materials, research articles, a device with internet connection, and tools for note-taking, assignments, presentations, and research projects.

Key Skills Developed

Critical thinking, social science research, inquiry skills, analysis of human behaviour, communication, academic writing, and understanding of culture, identity, and social structures.

Assessment

Category	Weight
Knowledge & Understanding	25%
Thinking & Inquiry	25%
Communication	25%
Application	25%

Tips for Success

Stay organized, check course updates regularly, and complete assignments on time. Review key concepts, theories, and terminology consistently. Use credible sources and follow proper citation practices. Participate actively in discussions and research tasks, and dedicate focused time each day to reading, analysis, and preparation to succeed in this course.