Social Systems

Model
Celebre, Roma Jemimah S.
 Social Systems Model

The major sociological perspective on

education fall nicely into the functional, conflict,
and symbolic interactionist approaches
(Ballantine & Hammack, 2012).
 Functionalism
Education serves many social purposes. These
are socialization, integration, placement, and
social and cultural innovation. Latent roles
include child care, peer relationships, and
keeping high school students out of the workforce.
Educational issues affect society because these
functions cannot be fully performed.
 Conflict Theory

The impact of education's "hidden curriculum"

and tracking and standardized testing
increases social inequality. Schools' funding and
learning circumstances vary greatly, leading to
educational gaps that promote socioeconomic
inequalities.
 Symbolic Interactionism
This viewpoint focuses on classroom,
playground, and other school social
interactions. Specifically, school-based social
interaction influences gender roles
development, as does teachers' expectations of
students' intellectual ability. Some educational
issues depend on social interaction and
expectations.
 Social System?

A system made up of different parts.

School as a
Systematic relationship between the
parts.

Social System Functional Relationship.

Create a new entity.

Arrangement create patterns.

School as a Social System
A system
involving
Scott human being
(2003) that influence
agreed that by norms and
sources in the
social community
system is through
an open politics and
history
system.
(Lunenberg,
1995).
 School as a Social System
Characteristics Based on the interaction of
plurality of individuals.

Interaction must carry a

Related with cultural system.
meaning.
Social
System

All parts are

Unity
interdependent interactive
School as a Social System
The bases of social system

Belief and Goals or

Sentiment
knowledge objective

Status and
Norms Ranks
role

Power Sanction Facility

 School as a Social System
The school as a formal institutions.
A school is a place for the formal teaching
and learning take place.
A social system is a school. A group of people
who work together to achieve a common
goal and interact with the outside
community, (Lunenberg, 1995).
Social System Model for Schools
School as a Social System
Training and education
The Roles
Family institutions

Mobilization

Research and findings

School as a Social System
Counseling and career
The Roles
Community Leadership

Leadership in the
government intitutions

Leadership in the non-

government institutions
Thank You!