McGraw-Hill Ryerson’s Images of Society is an exciting new program researched and written for the Ontario Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology Grade 11 (University/College Preparation) course (HSP3M). Images of Society is organized around issues such as: our common qualities, our diversity, our conflicts, our social structures, and our global connections. These issues are presented from the points of view of the three social science disciplines, allowing students to become familiar with current social science thinking.
FEATURES:
– An entirely new program, developed to match the expectations of a dramatically revised curriculum.
– Visually attractive, four-colour textbook, with high quality photos and illustrations, appeals to students, and clearly presents factual information.
– Extensive use of activities, questions, and exercises to encourage discussions and develop students’ decision-making skills.
– Social Science Web Connections will be constantly updated to motivate students and keep the text current.
Images of Society is accompanied by a variety of strong teacher support materials to provide extensive background information, assist with assessment, and help deliver a new course with confidence.