The document discusses community perceptions of teachers and their role in socialization and child development. Teachers are seen as very important to the community, respected, and help the community to some extent. The community also strongly agrees that teachers help develop children's moral character and are like second parents. Teachers are also seen as assets to the community. Socialization is defined as the process through which individuals learn the skills and traits to participate in groups and society, and teachers play a key role in socializing children along with parents, religions, cultures, employers, governments, friends, and media.
The document discusses community perceptions of teachers and their role in socialization and child development. Teachers are seen as very important to the community, respected, and help the community to some extent. The community also strongly agrees that teachers help develop children's moral character and are like second parents. Teachers are also seen as assets to the community. Socialization is defined as the process through which individuals learn the skills and traits to participate in groups and society, and teachers play a key role in socializing children along with parents, religions, cultures, employers, governments, friends, and media.
The document discusses community perceptions of teachers and their role in socialization and child development. Teachers are seen as very important to the community, respected, and help the community to some extent. The community also strongly agrees that teachers help develop children's moral character and are like second parents. Teachers are also seen as assets to the community. Socialization is defined as the process through which individuals learn the skills and traits to participate in groups and society, and teachers play a key role in socializing children along with parents, religions, cultures, employers, governments, friends, and media.
1. Very important in a community 2. Respected in a community 3. Help in the community to some extent Community Perception on Beliefs and Attitudes about Teachers and Teaching The community respondents strongly agreed that teachers: 1. Help develop the moral character of children 2. Are second parents 3. Are assets to the community The community respondents agreed with 12 beliefs and attitudes, as follows: 1. The most intelligent child should be encouraged to enter the teaching profession. 2. Teacher sets moral standard of the community. 3. Teachers make good parents. 4. Men should be encouraged to enter the teaching profession 5. The teaching profession is one of the lowest paid. 6. Teachers should be paragons of virtue. Children obey and respect their teachers 7. Teachers play an active role in disciplining children. 8. Praising boosts a child’s self-confidence. 9. A teacher is a child’s model. 10. Child’s interest in studies depends upon his/her teachers. 11. Parents entrust children’s welfare to teachers. Socialization and Child Development Socialization is the process by which individuals acquire the knowledge, skills, and character traits that enable them to participate as effective members of groups and society Socialization is what every parent does Socialization is what every teacher does Socialization is what every religion does Socialization is what every culture does via it’s language, customs Socialization is what every employer does Socialization is what every government does through its laws and systems of punishment for violations Socialization is what friends do when they accept or reject you on the basis of whether or not you conform to their values Socialization is what the media do by providing role models of behavior and solutions to common problems