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I am hoping that you are doing well in your field. As per your mentioned query , socialization is the process of internalizing the norms and ideologies of society. It encompasses both learning and teaching and we can say that the means by which social and cultural continuity attained. It is strongly connected to developmental psychology.

See , this process begins in pur childhood where we learn about the values , habits and attitude of the society. We learn how we interact socially with others. Simply , it is the process of learning interpersonal and interactional skills that are in conformity with the values of one's society.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. The process by which an individual learns to adhere to the group's norms is known as socialization. The process by which an individual learns to fit into a group (or society) and behave in a way that the group approves (or society).

Factors of Socialization are the most influential groups, contexts, and communities involved in the socialization process. Family, school, peers, and the media are four of the most powerful socialization factors at that period of our life. Imitation, suggestion, identification, and language are all used in the learning process, with family being the most essential agent of socialization.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Co-curricular activities are typically held outside of regular classrooms, but they enrich the academic curriculum and aid in experiential learning. Student's creative thinking, communication, problem-solving, reasoning, critical thinking and collaborative abilities are all enhanced by these activities.

Co-curricular activities are critical components of a school's curriculum since they help in students' holistic development. They allow the development of important life skills and abilities that are necessary for a happy and successful existence. Co-curricular activities allow children to think outside the box and come up with their own creative ideas.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Culture is defined as all of a population's ways of life, including arts, beliefs, and institutions, that are passed down from generation to generation. Culture has been described as a society's way of existence. As a result, it encompasses etiquette, dress, language, religion, rituals, and art.

Because people can express their culture in an more number of ways, social scientists have defined two basic categories to explain what a community produces. Material culture is the first. A society's material culture is comprised of material things. Nonmaterial culture, or the intangible products of a civilization, is the other type. In other words, the aspects of culture that you can't see, touch, taste, or hold. Social roles, ethics, values, and even language are common examples. National, regional, organizational, team, and individual levels are all available. There are tangible and intangible sublevels of culture inside each of these levels.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. The transformation of a group's customs, beliefs, laws, and institutions is known as social change. Education is a potent tool for bringing about social revolution. Of all the tools, education is the most powerful. Education for all, at all levels, and for children of all ages is the only way to achieve the needed social changes in Indian society. Education has been recognized as a primary socializing agent, with teachers and educational institutions serving as socializing agents. Education serves as both an instrument and a product in the interaction between education and social transformation. This indicates that education is utilized as a tool to effect desired changes in society, with changes in the educational framework occurring as a result of those changes.

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Indian society is known for its ability of tolerance and acceptance, and social cohesion making it unique in sustaining its culture. The importance of fraternity enshrined in the Preamble of the constitution makes it a duty of every citizen. Indian society is extensively diverse in cultural and regional aspects and it is pertinent that it is posited in each individual the realization of ideas and objectives in the Preamble concerning every other individual.

It is rather difficult to make pointers on what are the features of the Indian society as the essence of Indian society lies in harboring diverse and distinct identities, ethnicities, languages, religions, and culinary preferences. History stands witness to the fact that the societies that have struggled to hold differences were shattered in such an attempt.

But for understanding and simplifying the conundrum, the salient features of Indian society can be listed down as-

1. Multi-ethnic Society
2. Multi-Lingual Society
3. Multi-Religious Society
4. Multi- Caste
5. Unity In Diversity
6. Patriarchal Society
7. Tribes
8. Family
9. Kinship System
10. The balance between spiritualism and materialism
11. The balance between Individualism and collectivism
12. Co-existence of traditionalism and modernity.

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Home is the most important informal agency of education. It is an agency which is responsible for imparting early education and lying down the basis of farther education. In the words of Ballard, “Family is the original social institution, from which all other institutions have developed”. It is an institution to which every one of us is born. There is no parallel or substitute of the home as an agency of education.

Important functions of home :-

1. Social functions.

2. Economic functions.

3. Civic functions.

4. Moral functions.

5. Religious functions.

Educational functions of home :-

1. Primary social organisation.

2. Teaches the basic function of living.

3. Basis of personality.

4. Vocational education.

5. Self-confidence and positive outlook.

6. Social interaction.

7. Citizenship education.

8. Moral and spiritual values.

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HI,

Socialization is a process interacts with others and shape as well as mold his/her personality according to the prescribed norms of a society .

Functions of Socialization in the Society :-

1. It converts humans from biological being to social being
2. It contributes in personality development
3. It helps to become disciplined
4. It helps to perform different roles
5. It establishes knowledge and skills
6. It contributes in the stability of social order
7. It transmits culture from one generation to other
8. It creates right aspirations in social life.

The newborn is merely an organism. Socialisation makes him responsive to the society. He is socially active. He becomes a ‘Purush’ and the culture that his group inculcates in him, humanises him, and makes him ‘Manusha’. The process indeed, is endless. The cultural pattern of his group, in the process gets incorporated in the personality of a child. It prepares him to fit in the group and to perform the social roles. It sets the infant on the line of social order and enables an adult to fit into the new group. It enables the man to adjust himself to the new social order.

Socialisation stands for the development of the human brain, body, attitude, behaviour and so forth. Socialisation is known as the process of inducting the individual into the social world. The term socialisation refers to the process of interaction through which the growing individual learns the habits, attitudes, values and beliefs of the social group into which he has been born.

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National integration is the awareness of a common identity amongst the citizens of a country. It means that though the individuals belong to different communities, castes, religions, cultures and regions and speak different languages, all of them recognize the fact that they are one.

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