A report in Foundation of Education as a partial requirement under the Master of Education Class major in Social Science at Guimaras State College, Guimaras, Iloilo, Philippines
Meaning, Definition, concept, characteristics, Hindrances, Modernization and Education, Aims of Education, Curriculum, Methods of Teaching, Role of Teacher, Discipline, Quality in Education, Role of Education
1. Definition of Culture
2. Elements of Culture
3. Types of Culture
4. Characteristics of Culture
5. Role of culture in the life of a person
6. Impact of culture on educational institution
7. Impact of education on culture
A report in Foundation of Education as a partial requirement under the Master of Education Class major in Social Science at Guimaras State College, Guimaras, Iloilo, Philippines
Meaning, Definition, concept, characteristics, Hindrances, Modernization and Education, Aims of Education, Curriculum, Methods of Teaching, Role of Teacher, Discipline, Quality in Education, Role of Education
1. Definition of Culture
2. Elements of Culture
3. Types of Culture
4. Characteristics of Culture
5. Role of culture in the life of a person
6. Impact of culture on educational institution
7. Impact of education on culture
Tackles About
a.Socialization/Enculturation
b.Norms and Values
c.Status and Roles
d.Conformity and Deviance
e.Human Rights, Human Dignity and Common Good
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Education and socialization
1.
2. EDUCATION - A lifelong process
SOCIALIZATION- A continuous process of
learning.
3.
4. Three levels of life identified by social scientists:
Vegetative level – refers to the embryo and early
infancy. This stage characterized by
preoccupation with food. Its main though is
SURVIVAL.
Animal level- characterized by desires for sex and
reproduction. In this stage, man is no different from
animals in his desire for FOOD and SEX.
Human level– the attainment of a personality we
refer to as a “human being”. He becomes a
“PERSON” as differentiated from the term
“individual”.
5. Individual – one who has not yet been
socialized.
Person – one who has absorbed and
internally organized his culture.
6. Socialization, then, is the process of entering the
human group, of being inducted… into the
secrets of society. It is the process in which a
number of minor miracles occur; the animal
becomes a human being, sheer behavior is
transformed into conduct, the individual as an
organic unit becomes a person, self-aware and
able to guide his conduct in terms of increasingly
subtle cues that signal other’s expectations.
(Wilson, 1975:92)
7. At the start of life there is no self. What
exist is only physical organism. As the
infant grows, it feels out his body, shape
and learning where its body ends and
other things begin. Then he recognize
people and learns how to tell them
apart. (Meade, 1934:140-141
8. The looking-glass of self – process of
discovering the self from the reactions of
others. (Cooley, 1902)
Process of discovering the self based on:
1. Understanding of how we look to others
2. The notion of the way in which others
judge the image that we think they
perceive;
3. The interpretation of the importance
and meaning of the judgments of
others.
(Espiritu, 1977:61)
9. Inadequate parental role models,
Or rejects those he has
Pictures his father as brutal, overbearing,
remote and unsymphatetic
In some cases, homosexuality may result
from the parent’s attempt to satisfy their
desire for the sex of the child they want.
(Espiritu, 1977:89-90)
10.
11. School
Serves in transmitting the culture of the
group, its values, language, literature,
history, arts, music, religious and ethical
beliefs;
A sense of what is proper and improper
in interpersonal relations values
12. Encourage group participation
Teaches conflicting values like
competition and cooperation
Social responsibility, humanism
13.
14. Communication
-“The process through which a set of
meanings embodied in a message is
conveyed to a person/s in such a way
that the meaning received are
equivalent to those which the initiator
of the message intended” (Lundberg,
1963:200)
-communicating thoughts and ideas
15. Language
-the only way we can transmit culture
through the learning process.
-not limited to words; equally
significant are the gestures, tone and
inflection of voice, symbols and
behavior for communicating
messages.
16. Kinesics
– A system of communication through
motion or using patterns of postures, facial
expressions and body motions.
17.
18. STATUS
The position a person occupies in
society by virtue of his age, sex, birth,
marriage, occupation or
achievement. (Merrill, 1969:13)
19. Two principal Forms of Status:
1. Ascribed Status – position is assigned to
an individual without reference to his
innate differences and abilities.
2. Achieved Status- requires special
qualities.
20. ROLE
Refers to the part the individual is
expected to play in his social group.
21. Social Failure
-Cannot perform according to
expectation, then he has not adjusted to
his social environment.