Written by an experienced team of practising Society and Culture teachers to help students understand and contribute to the world around them, Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 provides students with everything they need to thrive in their internal assessments and end-of-year exams.
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Components
Interactive Textbook The online version of the student text delivers a host of interactive features to enhance the teaching and learning experience. It is accessed online through Cambridge GO using a unique 16-character code emailed to you upon purchase.
PDF Textbook The downloadable PDF version of the student text enables students to take notes and bookmark pages. It is downloaded through your Cambridge GO account using the same unique 16-character code that is included with the purchase of the interactive textbook.
Features
contemporary, in-depth Focus Studies for each topic that address all syllabus requirements
a dedicated Personal Interest Project (PIP) chapter with tools and guidance for students, samples from the work of high-achieving students, an interview with past students, and FAQs to guide students as they develop and complete their PIP.
relevant and contemporary case studies that illustrate and explore the nature of each topic
a range of engaging activities and media studies that will deepen and extend students' understanding of each topic
end-of-section review questions to check student recall and comprehension
end-of-chapter activities with research tasks and HSC-style questions that provide robust exam preparation support
immediate access to audio and video resources, including specific HSC exam content, via QR codes in the Print Textbook
other interactive resources, powered by Cambridge Edjin, that bring the study of Society and Culture to life.
Contents
Preliminary
The social and cultural world Focus study: The Roma in Europe
Personal and social identity Focus study: The Mescalero Apache peoples
Intercultural communication Focus study: Tuareg society
HSC
Personal Interest Project
Social and cultural continuity and change Focus study: Rwanda
Depth study: Popular culture Focus study: Social media
Depth study: Belief systems and ideologies Focus study: Indigenous spiritualities: New Zealand and Maori Wairuatanga
Depth study: Social inclusion and exclusion Focus study: Asylum seekers and refugees in Australia
Social conformity and nonconformity Focus study: Survivalists