understanding culture society politics

1. UNDERSTANDING
CULTURE SOCIETY AND
POLITICS
AL JOHN EMMANUEL F. HINOLA
Social Science Teacher

2. At the end of this
lesson, you will be
able to:
1. Identify the concepts and aspects of socialization
and enculturation
2. Determine the connection between the agents of
socialization and enculturation to the development of
an individual.
3. Value the significance of socialization and
enculturation to the development of one’s self.

4. What’s New
What is represented by each
icon?
What word do you form out of
the given letters inside the box
from numbers 1 – 6?

5. Do you see the picture? What
do you have in mind?
SOCIALIZATION

6. SOCIALIZATION
How do you feel in a situation when it
seems that you don’t belong, and you
are being isolated?

7. SOCIALIZATION
the process of learning one’s
society and its culture.
It is moreover the same as
interacting, mingling and being
with other people or groups
within/ outside of your society.
Through socialization, one learns the
culture’s language, their roles in life,
and what is expected from them.
Without socialization, a person will
develop different physical and
mental disabilities.

8. Agents of
Socialization

10. • Manners, Beliefs and the way we
think
• Huge part of your personality is
molded by your family
• Influences you on the way you
behave and act as a person.

12. official purpose of school is
to transfer subject
knowledge and teach life
skills
we also learn social skills
through our interactions
with teachers, staff, and
other students

13. Peer groups give us an
opportunity as children to form
relationships with others on
our own terms plus learn
things without the direction of
an adult
We discuss topics and
learn behavioral norms from
our peers that our parents do
not or would not approve of.

14. So it's understandable
that parents worry about
the type of friends we
choose

15. Especially today, children
are exposed to a wide variety
of content, including violence
and sex, which many deem
inappropriate. Mass media also
seems to reinforce gender and
other stereotypes.

16. Includes television,
internet, radio, movies, books,
and magazines - just to name a
few. This is another agent that
our parents are understandably
concerned about

17. What can you say about the
image formed?

19. 1. The official purpose of school is to transfer subject knowledge and
teach life skills
2. Through socialization, one learns the culture’s language, their roles
in life, and what is expected from them
3. Family influences you on the way you behave and act as a person.
4. Peer groups give us an opportunity as children to form
relationships with others on our own terms
5. Mass media also seems to reinforce gender and other stereotypes.
Instructions: Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false.
Write your answer in your notebook.