Socialisation

Answer these questions 1. At what stage in life is socialisation most important? 2. Which is the most important agency of socialisation in early childhood? 3. Where does primary socialisation take place? 4. How does socialisation take place in the home? 5. What is secondary socialisation? 6. Suggest four situations in which people have to learn a new set of rules. Research work and development Why is socialisation so important to a human child? Do a short survey of people to find out what they think are the most important things a child can be taught. Ask children what programmes they watch on television. Watch some of the same programmes and suggest what the children may learn from those programmes. What did your parents teach you about how to act? List ten rules you would give to a new child to help him or her survive in a new school. List things about being good, and also think of some survival tips.