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© onlineclassroom.tv Socialisation Socialisation How to be human… How to become members of the society in which they live.  The process whereby people learn: The norms (rules, regulations, customs…) and values of that society.  Explains why we behave the way we do…

© onlineclassroom.tv Socialisation Feral Children  Illustrates importance of socialisation.  Unsocialised children do not:  Children isolated from human contact from a very young age. Develop human speech; Understand language; Walk on two legs; Eat with tools (such as a knife and fork…).

© onlineclassroom.tv Socialisation  Primary Socialisation - begins from the moment we’re born…  Family is a major agency of primary socialisation:  Close, personal and face-to-face interaction Values: The difference between right and wrong behaviour. Skills: How to walk, talk, use tools… Norms: How to relate to family members.

© onlineclassroom.tv Socialisation  Secondary Socialisation – learning to live in wider society…  School is an agency of secondary socialisation:  Introduces young people to: Knowledge and skills; Peer group interaction and relationships; Relationships with non-family adults; Authority and status differences.

© onlineclassroom.tv 2007 Moral instruction. Role models. 2. Socialisation  Other agencies of secondary socialisation: The Media.  Provide us with things like: The Workplace. Religion.

© onlineclassroom.tv 2007 Gender. Nationality. Class. Age. Ethnicity. 2. Socialisation Scripting  Societies give people scripts to follow.  Like actors on a stage, people given scripts for: We are socialised into the appropriate norms and values for these statuses.

© onlineclassroom.tv Socialisation Choice  Easy to exaggerate role of socialisation.  Like actors we can: Interpret the scripts we’re given in our own way. Change our scripts. Refuse to follow them. Tear them up and walk away.