Prayer- ERROL

Attendance- MEKYLA
Review:
Clar: What is the values lesson that you learned from our previous lesson?
Irish: The values lesson that I learned from our previous lesson is we have to understand the past
before we understand the present.

Clar: What are the three stages of stone age?

Lhea: The three stages of stone age are the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic.

Activity 1
Institutions Visual Representation
Economic Institutions

CHESKA
Political Institutions

JHERSELLE
Legal Institutions

JEN
Cultural practices and
institutions

JANSEN
Note: Iniba ko yung mga kasali at lalagyan ko ng pictures sa upuan kasi napansin ko na puro nasa
unahan yung mga kasali hihi. Edi hindi na random huhu. Thank you, mwa.
ACTIVITY 2: Mr. and Ms. P-Agent
Family: Precious
Peer Group: Allen
School: Krissele
Religion: Errol
Government: Fritz
Mass Media: Marg

Introduction
Note: Mga mare, dito sa introduction ay kayo na bahala magpakilala ng sarili nyo at edad nyo then
add nalang kayo ng 1 sentence about the importance ng agent nirerepresent niyo. Thank you, mwa!

Question and Answer

Family/Precious: How does socialization affect your personal life? (BLUE)
Answer: Socialization helps humans learn who they are and how they fit into society. As individuals,
social interaction provides us the means by which we gradually become able to see ourselves through
the eyes of others, and how we learn who we are and how we fit into the larger world.
Peer Group/Allen: How does socialization develop the identity of a person? (YELLOW GREEN)
Answer: Socialization prepares people for social life by teaching them a group's shared norms, values,
beliefs, and behaviors. The role of socialization is to acquaint individuals with the norms of a given
social group or society. It prepares individuals to participate in a group by illustrating the expectations
of that group.
School/Krissele: What do agents of socialization teach us? (PINK)
Answer: Agents of socialization teach people what society expects of them. They tell them what is right
and wrong, and they give them the skills they need to function as members of their culture.
Religion/Errol: Do you believe that the Family is the most important agent of socialization? (PURPLE)
Answer: Definitely, Yes! Families have been recognized as an early pervasive and highly influential
context for socialization. Infants and children are dependent on parents for nurturance and support
from an early age, which accounts, in part, for their prominence as a socialization agent.
Government/Fritz: How does socialization shape a person’s image? (MUSTARD)
Answer: Socialization can actually play a very large role in securing one’s self-esteem. Often the things
that make us feel the best about ourselves comes from the approval of our friends and other social
contacts. Their acceptance of you helps to develop one’s own sense of self-worth and validates our
personalities.
Mass Media/Marg: How does the agent of socialization you represent became beneficial to a student
like you? (YELLOW)
Answer: Different agents of socialization improves our exposure to various social situations and
experiences that can help us as students gain confidence and overcome shyness, it allows us to a more
possibilities for professional and emotional advancement in the future.

Analysis
Clar: do you agree that the agent of socialization affect our self-development?
Me: Ang alam ko may sagot na dine si mekyla hihi, thank youuuuu!

Clar: Based on your own experiences, can you cite one agent of socialization and explain how
it helps you in your personal development.
Jansen: School. In school, schools help in developing our sense of responsibility and companionship.
Depending on the individual school's goals and community needs, schools may emphasize the arts,
languages, or even creativity.

Clar: May I hear from you, Lenz, same question with Jansen.
Lenz: (KAYANG KAYA MO NA YAN hehe)

Pag may kulang update agad ako hihi

CLARKKKK. Yung script bukas na
THANK YOU SO MUCH PASCAL AND LET’S ENJOY OUR DEMO TOMORROW! MWAAAA