Foundation of Education Semester 1, Year 4 IFL, RUPP

2. Mr. CHEA Piseth

3. Ms. CHOUP Soksetha

4. Ms. DAV Sokunthea

7. Socialization Vs enculturation (anthropologist)

8. Successful Socialization© geocities.com

10. Most intense and crucial socialization is childhood

11. As entering to new statuses, we need to learn the appropriate role for them

12. Experience can change our expectation, beliefs and personality4 © preschools4all.com

14. Informal: involved imitation of what others do, say, experiment and repetitive practice© hdc.com.mv © hubpages.com

15. Early socialization 6

16. Two general conclusions from the study: Socialization practices varied markedly from society to society. Socialization practices were generally similar among people of the same society We socialize our children in much the same way that our parents socialize us 7

17. Will you do the same way to your children as you were raised? Would you spank them? Would you threaten or praise? Would you try to make your children self-reliant or dependent? 8 © healthandlife.in Significant actions of parents can have major impacts on their children’s socialization

19. Socialization is particularly important during childhood (Two evidences) © mediaphilosopher.com

24. 14 1 The Looking-Glass Self (by Charles Horton Cooley, 1864-1929) 1- We imagine how we appear to others 2- We interpret other’s reaction 3- We develop a self-concept © Wikipedia.org

25. 15 2 Role-Taking (by George Herbert Mead, 1863-1931) - Trace the development of self-awareness to early social interaction - Self – from experience as we learn to interpret situation by “taking on the role of other” Self-monitoring  Feedback  Social actions

28. the part that the “I” and other observe, respond to, and assess. ex: Mummy feeds me.

31. Ego

32. Superego

33. Psyche develop

34. Demand Conclusion

35. 19 Thank you for your attention. Questions and Answers Q&A