Q2 Week 1 Becoming a Member of Society PDF

HOW ARE YOU TODAY?  WEEK 1: BECOMING A MEMBER OF SOCIETY  4 PICS 1 WORD Instructions: Guess the words depicted by the 4 pictures! _OC__T_ SOCIETY ___P_E PEOPLE __L_U_E CULTURE Are you a member of a society?  How to become a member of society? ...

HOW ARE YOU TODAY?  WEEK 1: BECOMING A MEMBER OF SOCIETY  4 PICS 1 WORD Instructions: Guess the words depicted by the 4 pictures! _OC__T_ SOCIETY ___P_E PEOPLE __L_U_E CULTURE Are you a member of a society?  How to become a member of society?  INTRODUCTION Becoming a member of society involves learning and taking pride in your culture. Volunteering and helping others in the community are actions that enable one to become a member of society. Interacting with others and communicating effectively can help individuals grow and develop, but trust should be exercised. Next  INTRODUCTION Being a member of society allows for sharing of beliefs, values, and culture. Participation in the community can lead to personal growth and understanding of the meaning of being a member of society. Next  Human mind at birth is nothing but a blank slate, or tabula rasa. Pass the blank paper!  SOCIALIZATION A process through which individuals learn and internalize the norms, values, beliefs, and behaviors of their culture or society, which begins in childhood and continues throughout life. It is central to social life and helps individuals develop a sense of self and interact with others while understanding the rules and culture of their society.  2 CONTENT AND PROCESS THREE SIGNIFICANT refers to how socializing activities are ASPECTS OF structured. SOCIALIZATION: Content - ideas, beliefs, behavior, and other information that are passed on. 1 Process -the methods of interaction that SOCIAL CONTEXT enable the content to be given to the person undergoing socialization. refers to the particular circumstances of society 3 RESULTS and consists of its culture, refer to the outcomes of socialization, and language, and the social are evident when individuals begin to structures that decline social practice the behaviors, attitudes, and values class, ethnicity, and gender. that society considers necessary for them to function effectively as its members. ENCULTURATION focuses on the transmission of cultural practices, beliefs, and values within a specific group or community. Through enculturation, individuals learn cultural symbols, norms, values, and luggage by observing and interacting with family, friends, teachers, and the rest of society.  CHAPTER 3 SOCIALIZE AGENTS OF AGENTS SOCIALIZATION AND ENCULTURATION ENCULTURATION COMMUNITY  Who are the agents of socialization?  AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION AND ENCULTURATION Agents of socialization are individuals, groups, and institutions that influence an individual's socialization process, providing the necessary tools to navigate cultural norms, values, and beliefs. The most prominent agents of socialization include family, schools, peers, media, religion, the state, and social and historical events.  F a m i l y The family is the primary agent of socialization, shaping a child's development from birth through childhood. This is an agent because they are the ones who teach the youngsters about their attitudes, beliefs, behavior, culture and ideals.  S c h o o l s Schools serve as the second home for children and play a significant role in their socialization. The school can be called an agent because they teach the interest, goals and knowledge throughout the worlds legacy to the young children as they grow up.  P e e r G r o u p s Peer groups are composed of people who are similar in age, social status, interests, and background. This is an agent because peer groups can influence the attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs of its members.  M a s s M e d i a Mass media is a type of communication that reaches large audiences, which includes TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, and the internet. This is an agent because it has the power to shape the attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and culture of individuals, groups, and societies.  M a s s M e d i a Pluralist Model The pluralist model is a theory of democracy that emphasizes the importance of diverse groups and individuals in shaping political decision-making. It is an agent because it shapes and influences the way people view democracy and their role in it.  M a s s M e d i a Market Model The market model is an economic theory that emphasizes the role of competition and market forces in shaping economic outcomes. It is an agent because it shapes and influences the way people view the economy and their role in it.  M a s s M e d i a Dominant Ideology Model Dominant ideology refers to the set of ideas, beliefs, and values that are widely accepted and promoted by those in power. It is an agent because it shapes and influences the way people view society and their place in it.  M a s s M e d i a Elite Values Models The elite values model is a theory that suggests that a small group of wealthy and powerful individuals have disproportionate influence over political decision- making. It is an agent because it shapes and influences the way people view power and politics.  Religion and State Religion Religion is belief in a god or gods and the activities that are connected with this belief, such as praying or worshipping in a building such as a church or a temple. Religion exerts a great influence on the views of a person, legitimates accepted social practices, can be a source of social change, and provides stability to society.  Religion and State State A state is a community formed by people and exercising permanent power within a specified territory. The state reinforces and regulates appropriate behavior through the use of rewards and sanctions. It also upholds important concepts such as rights and responsibilities. Major Social & Historical Events Major social and historical events refer to significant happenings that have shaped the course of human history and had a lasting impact on society. These events can include wars, revolutions, social movements, technological advancements, and cultural changes. Major Social and Historical Events can become agents of socialization and enculturation by providing a shared experience, catalyzing social change, inspiring individuals, and shaping the education system and media of a society.  Performance Task 1 Divide the class into four groups. Identify one agent of socialization and enculturation. Create a 3-5 minute skit showing how your chosen agent helps in developing a society. RUBRIC FOR THE ROLE PLAY CRITERIA SCORE CONTENT 10 CREATIVITY 5 ACTING/DIALOGUE 5 PRESENTATION 5 TOTAL SCORE: 25  UCSOPOL 12 THANK Next is Conformity, Deviance, and Social Control... YOU!