FLASHCARD #1 (2nd Quarter)

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The organized sets of elements such as beliefs, rules, practices, and relationships which are established with the aim of attaining social order.

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Social institution

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Refers to institutions that are not under the control of the government or by the State.

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Non-state institution

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What do you call an institutions that are within the control of the State?

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State institution

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It refers to legal entities which are established under state law that are designed to generate a profit.

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Corporations

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It is an essential part of a society, in a way that it has been the basis of most of the laws and rules of governance among different states since the ancient times.

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Religion

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It is a relevant part of the development of humans, and the society itself. It is for this reason that they became an important social institution.

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Education

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It is a systematic, organized education model that has structure and given set of laws and norms.

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Formal education

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Refers to an education process that has a more flexible curricula and methodology compared to formal education.

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Non-formal education

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It refers to education that does not correspond to an organized and systematic view. It does not necessarily include the objective and subjects which we often encounter in the traditional curricula.

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Informal education

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_______________is one of the important social institutions needed to ensure the progress of the society.

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education