SOCIAL CHANGE AND ITS EFFECT ON THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Flashcards
Change is ___ in every aspect of society and is ___
always changing
inevitable
Human ___and __and __have changed as a result of various social forces and events, observe that with the
influence of ___and advancements in __, we expect more change to happen in the coming years. The future remains ___due to these social change
forces.
relationships
interactions
culture
technology
science
unpredictable
___generally define social change as changes in human interactions and
relationships that transform cultural and social transformation.
Sociologist
Sociologists generally define social change as changes in __ and __ that transform __and __transformation.
human interactions
relationships
cultural
social
These changes occur over time and often have __ and __ on society
profound
long-term effects
The 2025 Risk Index identified the?
6 megatrends
Enumerate the 6 megatrends
Digitalization and technological advances
Demographic and Behavioral changes
Global Talent and Skills Race
Business Operating Model Pressures
Regulatory changes and complexity
Changes in Investment, Capital sources, and returns
Technological advancement is impacting
the finance industry as new challengers are emerging, and growing customer
expectations drive significant IT infrastructure investment.
Digitalization and Technological advances
The changing demographics geographical,
and behavioral profiles of customers are forcing financial institutions to deal with divergent
customer expectations, and new customer bases and workforces
Demographic and Behavioral Changes
Talent capable of navigating a rapidly evolving financial
landscape will be required to respond to increasing regulatory pressures, a changing
approach to risk management, and the emergence of new markets.
Global Talent and Skills Race
Regulation and the increasing cost of capital
exert pressure on business operating structures, driving segmentation and
disintermediation in the financial sector.
Business Operating Model Pressures
Regulatory pressures arising from the financial
crisis have increased the cost of capital, prompted large-scale divestment, reshaped
attitudes toward risk, and redrawn the boundary between retail and wholesale banking.
Regulatory Changes and Complexity
Non-bank financial institutions,
fintech companies, and new investors bring fresh capital into the sector. At the same time,
banks meet capital requirements, manage stress tests, and spend on compliance
upgrades.
Changes in Investment, capital sources, and returns