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Module 7 Ucsp

The document outlines a module on socialization and enculturation, focusing on how culture and society influence identity. It covers key concepts, agents of socialization, and the differences between enculturation and acculturation, along with class activities and assessments. The module emphasizes the lifelong process of learning societal norms and the importance of cultural transmission.

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Module 7 Ucsp

The document outlines a module on socialization and enculturation, focusing on how culture and society influence identity. It covers key concepts, agents of socialization, and the differences between enculturation and acculturation, along with class activities and assessments. The module emphasizes the lifelong process of learning societal norms and the importance of cultural transmission.

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Republic of the Philippines

Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao


MINISTRY OF BASIC, HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
School Division of Maguindanao Del Norte
PARANG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Parang, Maguindanao Del Norte

Slide 1: Title Slide

- UCSP Module 7

- Socialization and Enculturation

- Subtitle: Understanding How Culture and Society Shape Identity

Slide 2: Learning Objectives

- Explain the concepts of socialization and enculturation

- Identify the agents of socialization

- Differentiate formal and informal socialization

- Discuss the importance of enculturation

- Analyze real-life examples of socialization and enculturation

Slide 3: Socialization

- Lifelong process of learning norms, values, behaviors, and roles

- Functions:

• Transmits culture

• Shapes personality and identity

• Maintains social order

- Types:
• Primary (family)

• Secondary (school, peers, media, work)

Slide 4: Agents of Socialization

- Family → first teachers of values and traditions

- Peers → influence on interests, social skills

- School → formal education, discipline, citizenship

- Religion → moral and spiritual guidance

- Mass Media → trends, perceptions, opinion shaping

- Community/State → laws, civic duties

Slide 5: Enculturation

- Process of learning one’s own culture, often unconsciously

- Passed through storytelling, rituals, language, traditions

- Examples: Bayanihan, Fiestas, "Mano po"

- Comparison:

• Enculturation → learning your culture

• Acculturation → adopting traits from another culture

Slide 6: Class Activities

- Role Play: How socialization happens at home, school, peers

- Reflection Journal: Values learned from family

- Media Analysis: How TV/social media influence youth

- Compare & Contrast: Enculturation vs Acculturation chart

Slide 7: Short Quiz


Part I (Identification):

1. Process of learning society’s norms → Socialization

2. First agent of socialization → Family

Part II (True or False):

3. Acculturation means learning your culture (False)

4. School is secondary socialization (True)

Part III (Short Answer):

5. Example of enculturation in Filipino culture → Answers may vary

Slide 8: Closing Slide

- “Socialization shapes who we are, enculturation reminds us of who we were.”

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