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Definition of Socialization
Process through which individuals learn the rules, regulations, values, beliefs, and ideals of their society.
Ongoing process that continues throughout life.
Importance of Socialization
Essential for proper individual development.
Begins at birth as children learn societal laws and behaviors.
Local Society
Plays a crucial role in socialization after parents.
Children observe and learn from their surroundings, developing social behavior and customs.
Influences include gestures, postures, and values observed in the community.
Elements of Local Society
Includes literary circles, cultural organizations, sports clubs, music institutions, and science clubs.
These organizations shape thinking, attitudes, and behavioral patterns.
Participation helps individuals adapt and integrate into society.
Contemporaries
Peers significantly influence socialization during childhood and adolescence.
Through interactions, children learn cooperation, patience, leadership, and empathy.
Educational Institutions
Provide platforms for interaction and influence among children.
Critical in the socialization process.
Mass Media
Includes newspapers, radio, television, and cinema.
Serves as a means to disseminate news, opinions, and entertainment.
Newspapers
Significant for mass education, especially in developing countries.
Helps create awareness and broadens perspectives.
Radio
Broadcasts news and educational programs.
Enhances cultural insight and consciousness among the public.
Television
A powerful medium influencing lifestyles and thinking.
Offers both educational and entertaining content.
Can have both positive (patriotic feelings, cultural education) and negative (addiction, poor mental health) impacts.
Cinema
Can be a tool for socialization through recreation.
Positive films enhance values and humanity, while negative content can lead to societal issues.
Influence of Information and Communication Technology
Facilitates easy communication domestically and internationally.
Enhances social interactions and emotional exchanges.
Electronic Mail (E-mail)
Revolutionized communication, allowing for quick and cost-effective exchanges.
Important for personal and professional development.
Electronic Commerce (E-commerce)
Enables online business transactions, enhancing economic interactions.
Social Media (Facebook and Twitter)
Effective for networking and communication.
Growing importance but also potential negative impacts on youth and society.
Activity 1: Discuss the roles of institutions in socialization.
Activity 2: Discuss the influence of email in individual socialization.
Question: Which one of the following is an element of a local society?
a. Science club
b. National parliament
c. Union parishod
d. City corporation
This note summarizes the key points from the transcript on socialization and development, highlighting the roles of various institutions and media in shaping individual behavior and societal integration.
Definition of Socialization
Process through which individuals learn the rules, regulations, values, beliefs, and ideals of their society.
Ongoing process that continues throughout life.
Importance of Socialization
Essential for proper individual development.
Begins at birth as children learn societal laws and behaviors.
Local Society
Plays a crucial role in socialization after parents.
Children observe and learn from their surroundings, developing social behavior and customs.
Influences include gestures, postures, and values observed in the community.
Elements of Local Society
Includes literary circles, cultural organizations, sports clubs, music institutions, and science clubs.
These organizations shape thinking, attitudes, and behavioral patterns.
Participation helps individuals adapt and integrate into society.
Contemporaries
Peers significantly influence socialization during childhood and adolescence.
Through interactions, children learn cooperation, patience, leadership, and empathy.
Educational Institutions
Provide platforms for interaction and influence among children.
Critical in the socialization process.
Mass Media
Includes newspapers, radio, television, and cinema.
Serves as a means to disseminate news, opinions, and entertainment.
Newspapers
Significant for mass education, especially in developing countries.
Helps create awareness and broadens perspectives.
Radio
Broadcasts news and educational programs.
Enhances cultural insight and consciousness among the public.
Television
A powerful medium influencing lifestyles and thinking.
Offers both educational and entertaining content.
Can have both positive (patriotic feelings, cultural education) and negative (addiction, poor mental health) impacts.
Cinema
Can be a tool for socialization through recreation.
Positive films enhance values and humanity, while negative content can lead to societal issues.
Influence of Information and Communication Technology
Facilitates easy communication domestically and internationally.
Enhances social interactions and emotional exchanges.
Electronic Mail (E-mail)
Revolutionized communication, allowing for quick and cost-effective exchanges.
Important for personal and professional development.
Electronic Commerce (E-commerce)
Enables online business transactions, enhancing economic interactions.
Social Media (Facebook and Twitter)
Effective for networking and communication.
Growing importance but also potential negative impacts on youth and society.
Activity 1: Discuss the roles of institutions in socialization.
Activity 2: Discuss the influence of email in individual socialization.
Question: Which one of the following is an element of a local society?
a. Science club
b. National parliament
c. Union parishod
d. City corporation
This note summarizes the key points from the transcript on socialization and development, highlighting the roles of various institutions and media in shaping individual behavior and societal integration.
