Answer To: LISTEN to the audio and READ this NPR article on education (where we are) (AUDIO - 3...
Dr Shweta answered on Feb 08 2023
Ans 1. Education performs a number of important functions for the community. These include things like socialization, integration into society, finding one's position in society, and the creation of new social and cultural norms. Through speech and other forms of social contact, students at a symbolic interactionist school develop a sense of themselves in relation to the social worlds in which they find themselves. Students' academic performance can be improved in the classroom, on schoolyards, as well as other school-related venues through the interchange of meaning that occurs through the use of symbols, language, and social contact.
Ans 2. There are a few essential responsibilities that can't be met by society without the contribution of families. It gives members a sense of belonging while also assisting in the socialization process, providing members with emotional and practical support, assisting in the regulation of sexual activity and sexual reproduction, and providing assistance in the regulation of sexual activity and sexual reproduction. Marriage and families, in the view of symbolic interactionists, are built around the establishment of meanings that are mutually accepted and are strengthened via the participation in common activities. Celebrations such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, according to the interactionist view, serve as chances for families to gather and reestablish existing connections with one another as they form new bonds.
Ans 3 The video presentation made by Sir Ken Robinson titled, “Changing Education Paradigms” provides a convincing comprehension and overview of the actual overall education structure, the effects that it is experiencing by students and society, and a challenge to assess what it would take to move from the current modern concept of tutoring to a better practical one. dearth of individualized education, educational delay with losses, Compulsiveness for technology, difficulties with evaluations, coursework up - gradation, and up - skilling as well as retraining of educators are the most...