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    Socialization Review

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    Socialization is the process by which people learn the norms, values, beliefs and behaviors appropriate within their culture and society. It allows individuals to acquire the skills needed for social living. Family members, teachers, religious leaders and peers all act as agents of socialization by transmitting culture to new generations. Socialization plays an important role early in life and is considered the essential link between individuals and the society in which they live, as it is through social interaction that people learn who they are and how to fit into the world around them.

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    Socialization is the process by which people learn the norms, values, beliefs and behaviors appropriate within their culture and society. It allows individuals to acquire the skills needed for social living. Family members, teachers, religious leaders and peers all act as agents of socialization by transmitting culture to new generations. Socialization plays an important role early in life and is considered the essential link between individuals and the society in which they live, as it is through social interaction that people learn who they are and how to fit into the world around them.

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    SOCIALIZATION-REVIEW

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    Socialization is the process by which people learn the norms, values, beliefs and behaviors appropriate within their culture and society. It allows individuals to acquire the skills needed for social living. Family members, teachers, religious leaders and peers all act as agents of socialization by transmitting culture to new generations. Socialization plays an important role early in life and is considered the essential link between individuals and the society in which they live, as it is through social interaction that people learn who they are and how to fit into the world around them.

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    UNDERSTANDING

    CULTURE, SOCIETY AND


    POLITICS

    SOCIALIZATION
    What is socialization?
    • Socialization is a form of interaction by which
    people acquire personality and learn the way of
    life of their society. It is considered the essential
    link between the individual and society. In fact,
    socialization allows the individual to learn the
    norms, values, languages, skills, beliefs, and
    other patterns of thought and action that are
    essential for social living
    Who are the agents of
    socialization?
    •Family members, teachers, religious
    leaders, and peers all play roles in a
    person's socialization.
    Activity 1: Nature vs. Nurture
    • Directions: Complete the table below. In the first column (Nature) list
    down and discuss all the biological traits that you have inherited from
    your parents (e.g. color of the hair, color of the skin, etc.) while in the
    second column (Nurture) list down all the sociological traits handed
    down to you by your parents through the process of socialization and
    learning (e.g. mannerisms, hobbies, values, etc.). Then after listing
    down your answers, write why you consider such traits as something
    biological or sociological.
    NATURE NURTURE
    1. 1.
    2. 2.
    3. 3.

    Your explanation: Your explanation:


    Activity 2. Complete ME!
    • Directions: Complete the graphic organizer by
    providing words or phrases that you have learned
    from the following people or social institutions.
    Note: It can be values/traditions/norms, etc.
    Family/Relatives School
    _______________________________________ ___________________
    _______________________________________ ___________________
    _______________________________________ ___________________

    ME
    Church Peers/Friends
    __________________________________
    ________________ __________________________________
    ________________ __________________________________
    ________________
    Activity 3. My Reflection
    • Directions: Make a short reflection on the following
    statements based from your understanding of the topic
    discussed.
    Statements Reflection
    1. Socialization plays an important role at an early
    age.
    2. Socialization considered as the essential link
    between the individual and society.
    3. Social interaction provides the means which
    we gradually become able to see ourselves and
    learn who we are and how we fit into the world
    around us.
    Thank you for your active
    participation!

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