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The law of life is change, and civilization is constantly undergoing change. There are instances when changes are so sudden and abrupt that individuals may not even notice them being sluggish and subtle. Things are changing in every aspect of life, including the political, educational, and economic sectors. Education is a major factor in the process that creates social transformation. Education fosters attitudes that can combat discrimination, superstition, and traditional beliefs as well as attitudes that enable individuals adopt modern lifestyles. It may change people's minds on small families and encourage them to reject conventional ideals. The best teaching methods, how to choose which knowledge should be taught, which knowledge is most pertinent, and how well students will retain new information are all current challenges in education. Most sociologists today work under the assumption that change is a normal, unavoidable, and constant part of life in every community. When examining social change, we pay attention to variations in social structures, institutions, and social relationships rather than changes in an individual's experiences. These definitions of social change can help you comprehend it better.