That’s a good question. Of course, this comes at a time when socialization has become a topic at the forefront of education. Many educators are questioning how we should be socializing in schools, and how it should be done. What does it mean to “socialize” in education? Is it good or not? I’d like to say yes, but I’m not so sure.
Socialization is a very vague term to use in schools. It refers to the process of teaching a child to observe and imitate others in order for the child to learn how to think. This isn’t the same as learning how to be a human social animal. For most children, socialization is about the child watching people, talking to them, and learning how to act in a certain social manner. Most people don’t think of it this way.
Socialization isnt about teaching a child to emulate the behavior of other people. It isnt about having fun with the kids, playing games, and watching movies. It isnt about a student being able to communicate in a way they are comfortable with. In fact, socialization isnt about learning how to be a human. It isnt about being able to talk to people, or write, or play music. It isnt about being able to have fun with other people.
Socialization isnt about what we can do with the other person. It isnt about how well we can understand them, or what we can learn from them. It isnt about making friends. It isnt about being able to get along with your peers. Socialization isnt about the type of person you become. It isnt about how good you can be at something. It isnt about who you are, and being able to talk to other people with ease.
Its about the type of people you become. The type of people who you can develop a relationship with. The type of people who you can get along with. The type of people who you can relate to. The type of people that you can grow to love.
As I explained before, socialization is not about what you learn, but how you learn it. As long as the way you learn it is not the same as what you’ve been taught, you’re not socializing.
Socialization is not just learning new things, or having a new task, or learning to play a new game, but also learning how to relate to people. Just because youre not socializing with someone doesnt mean that person doesnt care about you. The people who you socialize with, their lives, their hobbies, their family, their friends, their religion, their politics, their goals, their beliefs, their hopes, their dreams, etc. are all important aspects of who you become.
The real question is why is it that you never socialize with someone you know, or do you socialize with someone you don’t? Because there is no one who knows you that knows you, and you still have the same socialized behaviors, you know that.
I don’t think that’s entirely true. People who are friends with you, who share their interests, or who do the same for the same people are not the same people who are friends with you and who share your interests. They are different people. It’s just that some of them may be different people.
Socialization is a complex process that takes many years to develop, and is often influenced by the person you are friends with. The more we socialize with someone, the more we can understand them and understand our own social behavior. Its one of the first things you will learn when you’re a teenager. It is also something you will continue to learn throughout your life. It’s something that is influenced by the social environment you grew up in.