EDUCATION AND SOCIALIZATION-SCHOOLS AS AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION

What is socialization?

• It is the process of learning a specific culture.

• It is the study of how people deal with other people at their own level.

• It is the change that the people undergo from childhood to adulthood.

• It is a process of learning the norms, values, behaviors that are acceptable by the society.

How do peer groups in schools contribute to socialization?

• By enforcing strict discipline.

• By fostering teamwork and collaboration.

• By preparing students for exams.

• By promoting individual competition.

All of the following statements about socialization are true except one.

Which is the exception?

• Socialization only occurs during childhood.

• Through socialization, we learn how to walk, talk, and feed ourselves.

• Through socialization, we learn about social expectations.

• Nearly all 'human nature' is actually learned through socialization.

How do schools promote the development of social norms and values?

• By organizing moral education (Pendidikan Moral) and religious studies.

• By eliminating all forms of cultural celebration.

• By promoting competition through sports only.

• By teaching students to disregard societal norms.

According to the Conflict Perspective, how might schools reinforce social inequalities?

• By promoting cultural events that include everyone equally.

• By giving all students equal access to learning materials.

• By offering better learning resources to wealthier schools.

• By creating opportunities for all students to excel regardless of background.

How do teachers serve as role models in shaping students' behaviors?

• By assigning homework and giving tests.

• By demonstrating respectful, fair, and ethical behavior.

• By enforcing school rules strictly without explanations.

• By managing classroom tasks without student involvement.