1. Culture, Socialization, and Education
Chapter 10
Culture, Socialization, and Education
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2. Agents of Socialization
Family
Peers
School
Media
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3. Concerns for American Families
Poverty
More Single-Parent Families
Increase in Working Mothers
Pressures on Children
Overindulged Children
Child Abuse
Homelessness, Foster Care
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4. Student Roles Pupil Role
Patient, docile, passive, orderly, conforming, obedient, respectful, easily controllable, socially adept
Receptive Learner Role
Motivated, task-oriented, good achievers
Active Learner Role
Curious, probing, exploring, challenging authority, independent, questioning, insistent
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5. Factors in Passive Classroom Culture
Need to maintain order
Students prefer passive learning
Accommodations and bargains
Teachers’ targets of attention
Society’s need for conformity
Teacher overload
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6. Adolescent Problems Alcohol and Other Drug Use Suicide
Pregnancy and STDs
Delinquency and Violence
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