CHAPTER 3

Refers to the movement of individuals, families and groups between different social positions.

• Social mobility

• Intergenerational

• Intragenerational

• Education

Changes in social position across generation

• Social mobility

• Intergenerational

• Intragenerational

• Education

A common set of values and beliefs promotes a sense if unity and purpose

• Relationships

• Shared values

• Sense of belonging

• Social mobility

Through ongoing reflection and collaboration, teachers refine their teaching strategies and enhance their effectiveness.

• Improve teaching practices

• Enhanced collaboration

• Shared knowledge

• Shared values

This cannot be simplified into the mere acquisition of skills since its impact is for life as it connects the heart and the mind and find its meaningful and lasting application in the exercise of one’s rights not just for self-gratification but in the service of humanity

• Social as a vehicle for school mobility

• The school as a community

• Essentials for transformative education

• School as a learning community

Which is NOT a factor affecting social mobility?

• OPPORTUNITIES

• EDUCATION

• SHARED GOALS

• SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND

Slac means?

• SCHOOL LEARNING ACTION CELLS

• SCHOOL LEARNING ACTION CURRICULUM

• SCHOOL LEARNER'S ACTION CENTER

• SCHOOL LEARNER ACTION CELLS

Which is NOT part of the 3 Social Psychological Model?

• SCHOOL

• SOCIAL PARTICIPATION

• HOLISTIC AND INNOVATION

• HOLISTIC AND INTEGRATED

One of the most widely cited and applied behaviour theories

Strong relationships between students, teachers, and staff create a supportive and inclusive environment.

• Shared Values

• Relationships

• Education

• Sense of Belonging