Class Etiquettes

The importance of arriving on time to class is:

• It shows respect for the teacher and classmates.

• It allows you to leave class early.

• It means you can skip the first part of the class.

• It helps you avoid homework.

Treating your classmates and teacher with respect is important because:

• it creates a positive learning environment.

• it makes you popular.

• it allows you to avoid doing homework.

• it ensures you get good grades.

Participating actively in class can benefit you by:

• Improving your understanding of the subject

• Making you popular among classmates

• Reducing the need for homework

• Allowing you to skip exams

To avoid distractions during class, you should:

• sit at the front of the class

• turn off your phone

• talk to your friends

• daydream

Staying focused during class is important because:

• it helps in understanding the material better.

• it allows you to daydream.

• it makes the class longer.

• it is not necessary.

Following the rules in class demonstrates:

• respect for authority

• disinterest in learning

• rebellious behavior

• lack of understanding

The importance of socialisation is:

• It helps in building relationships and understanding social norms.

• It is not important in modern society.

• It only benefits extroverted individuals.

• It is a waste of time.

The concept of resocialisation and the importance of global education is:

• A process of learning new norms and values in a different cultural or social environment.

• A method of teaching local traditions and customs.

• A strategy for economic development.

• A way to preserve historical artifacts.

The role of an educator in addressing social justice issues is to:

• advocate for equality and inclusivity in the classroom

• focus solely on academic subjects

• ignore social justice issues

• leave social justice issues to policymakers

What are the psychological and sociological theories of socialisation?

• Psychological theories include cognitive development theory, while sociological theories include functionalism and conflict theory.

• Psychological theories include behaviorism, while sociological theories include symbolic interactionism and structural functionalism.

• Psychological theories include psychoanalysis, while sociological theories include feminism and postmodernism.

• Psychological theories include humanistic psychology, while sociological theories include rational choice theory and ethnomethodology.