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Module SCU-1006:
Rhaniadau Cymdeithasol

Module Facts

Run by School of History, Law and Social Sciences

20.000 Credits or 10.000 ECTS Credits

Semester 2

Organiser: Dr Cynog Prys

Overall aims and purpose

Er gwaetha'r ffaith fod gan ein cymdeithas ystod eang o adnoddau fel cyfoeth, statws a phŵer, rydym yn byw mewn cymdeithas anghyfartal iawn, wedi'i nodweddu gan anghydraddoldeb a rhaniad cymdeithasol. Mae'r modiwl hwn yn ymchwilio i natur a chanlyniadau rhaniadau cymdeithasol mewn cymdeithasau.

Mae rhaniadau cymdeithasol yn cyfeirio at y modd y mae’r boblogaeth o fewn cymdeithas yn cael eu rhannu i gategorïau a’u trin yn wahanol i'w gilydd (Anthias, 1999). Gall y categorïau hyn o raniadau olygu bod rhai unigolion o fewn cymdeithas yn profi manteision cymdeithasol, tra bod eraill yn profi anfanteision, oll yn seiliedig ar eu nodweddion personol nhw efo unigolion neu aelodau o grŵp penodol. Effaith hyn yn y pendraw yw bod y system hon yn arwain ar hierarchaeth gymdeithasol (Bottero, 2005).

Bydd y modiwl yn cychwyn drwy ystyried categorïau haeniad cymdeithasol, gan gynnwys dosbarth cymdeithasol, rhyw ac ethnigrwydd, cyn canolbwyntio ar feysydd cyfoes cymdeithasegol fel oedran, rhywioldeb, mynegiant rhyw, anabledd, crefydd, cenedl ac ardal ddaearyddol. Anogir myfyrwyr i ddatblygu ymwybyddiaeth o sut mae rhaniadau cymdeithasol yn treiddio trwy'r drefn gymdeithasol yn gyhoeddus ac yn breifat, gan arwain at wahaniaethu ac anfantais.

Course content

Bydd y modiwl hwn yn cynnwys y pynciau canlynol: Cyflwyniad i raniadau cymdeithasol, Dosbarth Cymdeithasol, Rhyw, Ethnigrwydd, Oed, Rhywioldeb, Mynegiant Rhyw, Anabledd, Crefydd, Cenedl a Daearyddiaeth. Bydd ffocws hefyd ar feysydd polisi cymdeithasol tai, iechyd, trosedd, addysg a chyflogaeth.

Assessment Criteria

good

Da (B + i C-)

Traethawd

• Yn deall y prif gysyniadau rhaniadau cymdeithasol ac yn gallu amlinellu un enghraifft yn fanwl (e.e. dosbarth, rhyw, ethnigrwydd, oedran, crefydd, rhywioldeb, mynegiant rhyw, anabledd, crefydd, cenedl neu ddaearyddiaeth),

• Deall materion allweddol fel gwahaniaethu, gwahardd ac anfantais.

• Yn gallu cyfathrebu'n effeithiol am ymchwil berthnasol.

Cyflwyniad

Cyflwyniad da / da iawn sy'n trafod profiadau unigol rhaniadau cymdeithasol mewn modd gwybodus a myfyriol

• Yn meddu ar ddealltwriaeth dda / dda iawn o'r ymchwil sy'n gysylltiedig â rhaniadau cymdeithasol

• At ei gilydd, cyflwyniad da / da iawn, ond roedd angen un neu ddau o welliannau yn ymwneud â e.e. patrymau lleferydd, cyswllt llygad, cyflwyniad sleidiau, mwy o ymchwil; paratoi ar gyfer y cwestiynau

• Sleidiau cyflwyniad da / da iawn ond roedd angen un neu ddau o welliannau e.e. dim mwy na 5 pwynt bwled a thestun, cymysgedd o wead y llun, ffont priodol, a dyluniad clir

• Ymatebion da / da iawn yn y drafodaeth ond mae angen mwy o baratoi

threshold

Trothwy (D + i D-)

Traethawd

• Yn dangos ymwybyddiaeth sylfaenol o adrannau cymdeithasol unigolion.

• Mae'n darparu disgrifiad sylfaenol o'r llenyddiaeth yn y maes hwn.

Cyflwyniad

Cyflwyniad boddhaol ar brofiad unigol y myfyriwr o raniadau cymdeithasol

• Yn defnyddio ychydig neu ddim ymchwil sy'n gysylltiedig â'r pwnc.

• Cyflwyno'n foddhaol, ond roedd angen un neu ddau o welliannau yn ymwneud â’r cyflwyniad e.e. patrymau lleferydd, cyswllt llygad, sleidiau cyflwyniad, mwy o baratoi cynnwys, paratoi ar gyfer y cwestiynau

• Sleidiau cyflwyniad boddhaol ond roedd angen un neu ddau o welliannau e.e. dim mwy na 5 pwynt bwled a thestun, cymysgedd o wead y llun, defnydd o ffont priodol, dyluniad yn glir

• Ymatebion boddhaol mewn trafodaeth, ond roedd angen llawer mwy o ddealltwriaeth o'r maes pwnc

excellent

Ardderchog (A * i A-)

Traethawd

• Yn meddu ar ddealltwriaeth feirniadol o brif gysyniad rhaniadau cymdeithasol ac yn gallu ymgysylltu'n feirniadol ag un enghraifft yn fanwl (e.e. dosbarth, rhyw, ethnigrwydd, oedran, crefydd, rhywioldeb, mynegiant rhyw, anabledd, crefydd, cenedl neu ddaearyddiaeth),

• Yn gallu ymgysylltu'n feirniadol â materion allweddol fel gwahaniaethu, gwahardd ac anfantais.

• Yn gallu trafod a gwerthuso ymchwil berthnasol yn feirniadol.

Cyflwyniad

Cyflwyniad rhagorol sy'n trafod profiadau unigol o raniadau cymdeithasol mewn modd gwybodus a myfyriol

• Disgrifiad rhagorol o raniadau cymdeithasol a’i effaith ar unigolion

• Gwerthusiad rhagorol o sut mae rhaniadau cymdeithasol yn cysylltu â'u profiad unigol

• Yn meddu ar ddealltwriaeth ragorol o ymchwil sy'n gysylltiedig â rhaniadau cymdeithasol

• Cyflwyno brwdfrydig a gafaelgar sy'n gwneud i'r gynulleidfa fod eisiau gwrando

• Sleidiau cyflwyniad rhagorol sy'n cyd-fynd â'r cyflwyniad llafar e.e. dim mwy na 5 pwynt bwled a thestun, cymysgedd o wead y llun, dyluniad yn glir ayyb

• Ymatebion craff a diddorol i gwestiwn / cwestiynau

Learning outcomes

  1. Trafod rhaniadau cymdeithasol allweddol (er enghraifft, dosbarth, rhyw, ethnigrwydd, oedran, rhywioldeb, mynegiant rhyw, anabledd, crefydd, cenedl a daearyddiaeth) yn y byd cyfoes naill ai trwy waith grŵp neu waith unigol - boed yn gyfathrebu ysgrifenedig neu lafar.

  2. Gwerthuso maint y newid a'r parhad a fodolai mewn perthynas â rhaniadau cymdeithasol ac anghydraddoldebau

  3. Deall a mynegi profiadau strwythurol ac unigol o anghydraddoldebau, gwahaniaethu a braint

  4. Gwerthuso'r prosesau sy'n arwain at raniadau cymdeithasol

Assessment Methods

Type Name Description Weight
Cyflwyniad adfyfyriol 50.00
Treaethawd 50.00

Teaching and Learning Strategy

Hours
Lecture

Gweithdai wythnosol ar-lein wythnosol dros Semester Un (tua 2 awr x 11 wythnos).

22
Private study

Astudiaeth breifat Darllen y llenyddiaeth a ffynonellau eraill a argymhellir.

178

Transferable skills

  • Self-Management - Able to work unsupervised in an efficient, punctual and structured manner. To examine the outcomes of tasks and events, and judge levels of quality and importance
  • Exploring - Able to investigate, research and consider alternatives
  • Inter-personal - Able to question, actively listen, examine given answers and interact sensitevely with others
  • Critical analysis & Problem Solving - Able to deconstruct and analyse problems or complex situations. To find solutions to problems through analyses and exploration of all possibilities using appropriate methods, rescources and creativity.
  • Presentation - Able to clearly present information and explanations to an audience. Through the written or oral mode of communication accurately and concisely.
  • Argument - Able to put forward, debate and justify an opinion or a course of action, with an individual or in a wider group setting
  • Self-awareness & Reflectivity - Having an awareness of your own strengths, weaknesses, aims and objectives. Able to regularly review, evaluate and reflect upon the performance of yourself and others

Subject specific skills

  • competence in using major theoretical perspectives and concepts in sociology, and their application to social life
  • the capacity to analyse, assess and communicate empirical sociological information
  • the ability to undertake and present scholarly work
  • the ability to recognise the relevance of sociological knowledge to social, public and civic policy.
  • Develop a sound appreciation of the variety of theories that comprise the discipline of social policy and how these impact on social policy interventions
  • Become cognizant with key conceptual debates within the field of contemporary social policy

Resources

Talis Reading list

http://readinglists.bangor.ac.uk/modules/scu-1006.html

Reading list

Rhestr ddarllen Talis

http://readinglists.bangor.ac.uk/modules/sxu-1006.html

Rhestr ddarllen

Anthias, F. and Yuval-Davis, N. (1992) Racialized Boundaries: Race, Nation, Gender, Colour and Class and the Anti-racist Struggle. London: Routledge.

Anthias, F. (1998). Rethinking social divisions: some notes towards a theoretical framework. The Sociological Review, 46. 505 – 535.

Bottero, W. (2005). Stratification. Social Division and Inequality. Routledge.

Bradley, B. (2015). Fractured Identities: Changing Patterns of Inequality, 2nd Edition. Wiley.

Payne, G and Harrison, E. (2020). Social Divisions. Inequality and Diversity in Britain. 4th Edition. Bristol: Policy Press.

Courses including this module

Compulsory in courses:

  • LM3Y: BA Cymdeithaseg&CriminologyCrimJ year 1 (BA/CCCJ)
  • M93B: BA Criminology & Criminal Just (4yr with Incorp Foundation) year 1 (BA/CCJ1)
  • X315: BA Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology year 1 (BA/CYSS)
  • LL2B: BA Sociology & Economics (4 yr with Incorporated Foundation) year 1 (BA/ECS1)
  • L700: BA Geography year 1 (BA/GEOG)
  • L702: BA Geography (4 yr with placement) year 1 (BA/GEOG4)
  • L701: BA Geography (with International Experience) year 1 (BA/GEOGIE)
  • LM40: BA Sociology & Criminology & Crim Just with International Ex year 1 (BA/SCJIE)
  • LM39: BA Sociology and Criminology & Criminal Justice year 1 (BA/SCR)
  • L41B: BA Social Policy (4 year with Incorporated Foundation) year 1 (BA/SOCP1)
  • LL34: BA Sociology and Social Policy year 1 (BA/SOCSP)
  • LM50: BA Social Policy and Criminology and Criminal Justice (IE) year 1 (BA/SPCIE)
  • LL1B: BA Social Policy & Economics (4yr with Incorp Foundation) year 1 (BA/SPEC1)
  • CL85: BA Social Policy & Psychology with International Experience year 1 (BA/SPPIE)
  • L3LK: BA Cymd gyda Phol Cymd year 1 (BA/SSPW)
  • LQ35: BA Cymraeg and Sociology year 1 (BA/WS)

Optional in courses:

  • X316: BA Astudiaethau Plentyndod ac Ieuenctid a Chymdeithaseg year 1 (BA/APIC)
  • LM3Y: BA Cymdeithaseg&CriminologyCrimJ year 1 (BA/CCCJ)
  • M93B: BA Criminology & Criminal Just (4yr with Incorp Foundation) year 1 (BA/CCJ1)
  • L34L: BA Criminology and Criminal Justice and Social Policy year 1 (BA/CCJSP)
  • M931: BA Criminology & Criminal Justice with International Exp year 1 (BA/CJIE)
  • M930: BA Criminology & Criminal Justice year 1 (BA/CRIM)
  • M93P: BA Criminology and Criminal Justice with Placement Year year 1 (BA/CRIMP)
  • R806: BA Modern Languages & Philosophy, Ethics & Religion year 1 (BA/MLPRE)
  • V5V6: BA Philosophy, Ethics and Religion year 1 (BA/PER)
  • VV5P: BA Philosophy and Religion with Placement Year year 1 (BA/PHREP)
  • L200: BA Politics year 1 (BA/POL)
  • L20F: BA Politics [with Foundation Year] year 1 (BA/POLF)
  • L201: BA Politics with Placement Year year 1 (BA/POLP)
  • VV57: BA Philosophy and Religion with International Experience year 1 (BA/PRIE)

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