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1. SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION Prepared by: Shahani Sabunod-Densing Division of Misam is Oriental Villanueva South District

2. SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION Questions: 1. What is SOCIOLOGY? 2. How do S ociology and E ducation relate to each other? 3. What is Sociological Foundation of Education? 4. What are the three different sociological perspective? 5. Why do we study Sociological Foundation of Education?

3. INTRODUCTION Any individual can learn very little by himself. Others play a very important role and contribute a lot to his learning process. The presence of other persons is important because a person learns from the knowledge gained by others. Therefore, the process of getting education is always a social process .

4. Etymological Meaning of Sociology The term “SOCIOLOGY” is composed of two words; Latin word “Socius” means Companionship or Associate , Greek word "Logos” means Study . Thus, the term “SOCIOLOGY” means “ THE STUDY OF SOCIETY ”.   What is SOCIOLOGY?

5. According to the following author: “Sociology is a general science of society”. -Kingsley Davis “Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies.” -Anthony Giddens Other Definition of SOCIOLOGY

6. According to the following author: “Sociology is the study of relationship of human with social, physical, biological, and cultural aspects .”-Robins Other Definition of SOCIOLOGY

7. So therefore , SOCIOLOGY is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior.  Other Definition of SOCIOLOGY

8. Emily Durkheim was the first person who indicated the need for a sociological approach to education. He considered education “to be essentially social in character and its functions and that as a result the theory of education relates more clearly to sociology than any other science.” He emphasized that education is not a static phenomenon but a dynamic and ever-changing process. How do S ociology and E ducation relate to each other?

9. Sociology and education are closely related fields that intersect in several ways: Educational Systems as Social Institutions Socialization and Education Inequality and Education Educational Policies and Practices Education and Social Change Educational Research Methods How do S ociology and E ducation relate to each other?

10. Education is a fundamental social institution that plays a crucial role in transmitting knowledge, values, and cultural norms across generations. Educational Systems as Social Institutions

11. Education is a primary agent of socialization, shaping individuals' attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors and preparing them to participate in society. 2. Socialization and Education

12. Sociologists investigate the ways in which educational systems perpetuate or challenge social inequalities based on factors such as socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, gender, and more. 3 . Inequality and Education

13. Sociology provides insights into the development, implementation, and effects of educational policies and practices. 4. Educational Policies and Practices

14. Education can be a catalyst for social change by challenging existing norms and structures and promoting critical thinking and social activism. 5. Education and Social Change

15. Sociological research methods are frequently used to study educational phenomena, including surveys, interviews, participant observation, and statistical analysis. 6 . Educational Research Methods

16. The sociological foundation of education refers to the study of education within the broader context of society and social relations. It encompasses the examination of how educational institutions operate, how they are influenced by social structures and processes, and how they contribute to shaping individuals and societies.   What is Sociological Foundation of Education?

17. What are the three different sociological perspective?

18. What are the three different sociological perspective? These three perspectives offer different lenses through which sociologists analyze and understand the complexities of society, including the role of education in shaping individuals and social dynamics. Each perspective provides valuable insights into various aspects of education, highlighting different aspects of its functions, structures, and impacts on society.

19. Why do we study Sociological Foundation of Education? Studying the sociological foundation of education is important for several reasons: Understanding Society and Education Interactions Addressing Inequality Policy Implications Teacher Preparation Global Perspectives Critical Thinking and Analysis

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