Understanding of Socialization in educational Context

1. GROUP MEMBERS
IQRA SHABBIR (2018-2331)
NAYAB ASIF (2018-2336)
MARYAM SAJJID (2018-2329)
AQDAS NAZ (2018-2344)
MUQADAS ASLAM (2018-2340)
UME AIMEN (2018-2309)

2. SOCIAL INTERACTION AND SOCIALIZATION:
 “Social interaction is an exchange between two or
more individuals.” It is the building block of a
society.
 Social interaction can be studied between
two(dyads),three(triads) or larger social groups.
 By interacting with one another, people design
rules, institutions and systems within which they
seek to live.

3. SOCIALIZATION:
 Socialization is the term sociologists use to
describe the process by which people learn their
culture. Socialization occur in societies; big or
small, simple or complex, pre-industrial or
industrial.
 Without socialization we could not learn our culture
and without culture, there exists no society. That’s
why socialization is very essential process for a
society to exist.

4. TYPES OF SOCIAL INTERACTION:
 There are five types of social interaction takes
place in a society throughout the world.
 Competition
 Conflict
 Cooperation
 Accomodation
 Exchange

5. LEVELS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION:

6. DIFFERENT SOCIAL CYCLES:

7. ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION:

8. ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION (VALUES):
 Values are the principles, standards or qualities that
people care about and that contribute to driving
people’s behaviors.
 Values held by individuals are also supported by a
set of unwritten rules or norms about what is
socially acceptable behavior- both personally and
within the society.

10. SOCIAL CONTACTS:
 Social contact refers to:
 In the sociological hierarchy leading up to social
relations, an incidental social interaction between
individuals.
 In social network, a node(representing an individual
or an organization) to which another node is
socially connected.

11. COMMUNICATIONS:
 Communication is the act of conveying meanings
from one entity or group to other through use of
mutually understood signs, symbols and semiotic
rules.
 Every communication involves(at least) one sender,
a message and a recipient.

14. SOCIAL ATTITUDE:
 Social attitude is defined as;
 “A behavior pattern, anticipatory set or tendency,
predisposition to specific adjustment or more simply
a conditioned response to social stimuli.”
 Attitude is a little thing that can make big
differences.

16. SOCIAL VALUES:
 Social values are defined as:
 “Standards, which individuals and social groups
employ to define personal goals and essentially
shape the nature and form of social order in a
collective i.e what is acceptable or not, what is
desirable or not.”

17. SOCIAL ATTITUDES AND VALUES: