18 Questions
What is the main purpose of the family as an agent of socialization?
To transmit society's cultural values
What is socialization?
Internalizing the norms and values of society
What is the role of schools as agents of socialization?
To transmit society's cultural values
How did adults in Primitive Society ensure cultural continuity?
By teaching survival skills and values to their children
What was the main challenge faced by preliterate persons according to the text?
Survival against natural forces
What did education in Primitive Society primarily focus on?
Tool or instrument making
What does studying the history of education according to Dewey help us with?
Understand and solve today's educational problems
Why is the study of education's past important?
To illuminate current teaching practices
Can schools change the influence of family as the primary agent of socialization?
No, families will always have a stronger influence
What is a realistic starting point for educational reform according to the text?
Beginning with present conditions shaped by the past
What role does studying the history of education play in addressing present-day educational challenges?
It provides insights to overcome current problems
Should the National Commission on Excellence in Education (NCEE) be reinstated?
No, it has no relevance in modern education
What does John Dewey emphasize as the function of schools?
Providing effective self-direction
Who is primarily responsible for creating schools according to the text?
Society
Which term best defines the process of learning roles, statuses, and values for social participation?
Anticipatory socialization
What is essential for society's survival, stability, and convenience?
Maintaining functions and institutions
How does education arise, according to the text?
From the nature and character of society
What does the text suggest is a crucial aspect in transmitting cultural values in education?
Role learning for future roles
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