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Society's Influence on Education

Schools both reflect and shape society. Socialization is a key function of schools, as they teach students social norms and prepare them for social roles. While family is the primary agent of socialization, schools can also influence students' social development. However, schools may not be able to fully "undo" the effects of an extremely deprived home environment. Education was not universally accessible in pre-colonial Philippines, as most learning was informal and passed down orally. The National College Entrance Examination aimed to provide equal access to quality education but was abolished in 1994 to allow all high school students a chance to enter college.

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Society's Influence on Education

Schools both reflect and shape society. Socialization is a key function of schools, as they teach students social norms and prepare them for social roles. While family is the primary agent of socialization, schools can also influence students' social development. However, schools may not be able to fully "undo" the effects of an extremely deprived home environment. Education was not universally accessible in pre-colonial Philippines, as most learning was informal and passed down orally. The National College Entrance Examination aimed to provide equal access to quality education but was abolished in 1994 to allow all high school students a chance to enter college.

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NAME: Jay C.

Madridano BEED-2
[Link] not more than two sentences, state the relationship of society and schools.

Answer: society and the schools are inextricably linked. The schools reflect
society and society reflects the schools. That linkage contains the dynamics for
improving the lot of arts education. Arts education is not only part and parcel
of those schools in which it is offered but also of the society that gave it birth.

2. What is meant by socialization as a function of schools.

Answer: Socialization prepares people to participate in social group by teaching


them its nuns and expectations. Socialization has three primary goals teaching
impulse control and developing a conscience preparing people to perform
certain social roles, and cultivating shared sources of meaning and value.

[Link] school change the socializing effect of family, the primary agent of
socializing? Can excellent school undo the socializing effect of an extremely
deprived home?

Answer: students learn about the world and other cultures children learn
cognitive skills as theory socialize. Some believe socializing in public school
strengthens American democracy. Children learn negotiation skills problem
solving and self-control.

4. In the Philippines, was education a prilage by all Filipinos ssince the pre-
colonial period? Why or why not?

Answer: why not because during the pre-colonial periods most children were
provided study vocational training, which was supervised by parents, tribal
tutors or those assigned specific, specialized roles with their communities,
stories,songs,poetry, dances , medicinal practices and a drive regarding all
sorts of community life issues were passed from generation to generation
mostly through oral tradition.

5. Was the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) in support of equal


access to quality education? Why was it abolished when it did exactly what
Filipinos then wanted?

Answer: (You may know college admission tests by name the SAT, SAT Subject
Tests and the ACT. These tests, also called college entrance exams, are
designed to measure students' skills and help colleges evaluate how ready
students are for college-level work.)
The NCEE was abolished in 1994 by then Education Secretary Raul Roco who
said he wanted all high school students to be able to enter college and have a
chance of a better career in the future.

The National Common Entrance Examination is administered to pupils in their


6th year of basic education for admission into Federal Unity Colleges. Two
examinations are held annually.

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