The document discusses social change and the factors that influence it. It notes that social change involves alterations to cultural symbols, behaviors, social structures, and value systems. Some of the key factors that can drive social change mentioned include geographical conditions, population growth, technological advances, education levels, modernization, and exposure to new ideas through cultural diffusion and reform movements. The document also discusses how education and social change have a two-way relationship, with education both preserving existing culture and creating demand for new social modifications by making people aware of inadequacies in current systems.