USCP 8

• FIVE FUNCTIONS OF FORMAL EDUCATION

  1. SOCIALIZATION
• FIVE FUNCTIONS OF FORMAL EDUCATION

  1. SOCIALIZATION 2. SOCIAL INTEGRATION 3. SOCIAL PLACEMENT 4. CULTURAL INNOVATION 5. LATENT FUNCTIONS OF FORMAL EDUCATION
• SOCIALIZATION - education is used to promote the norms and values of a society from one generation to the next.
• SOCIAL INTEGRATION - In cases of deviance, it provides widely known approaches to convert.
• SOCIAL PLACEMENT - Formal education helps students to discover approved statuses and roles that will help the society’s longevity.
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  CULTURAL INNOVATION - the center of educational institutions because they stimulate intellectual inquiry and promote critical thinking.
• LATENT FUNCTIONS OF FORMAL EDUCATION - As children have to be in school, parents can have time to perform their economic duties without being burdened with childcare duties.
• Another latent function of formal education is the establishment of social relationships
• EDUCATION AS A HUMAN RIGHT

  1. EDUCATION ENABLES INDIVIDUALS TO EXERCISE ALL THEIR RIGHTS. 2. ALL CHILDREN HAVE A RIGHT TO QUALITY EDUCATION. 3. ALL CHILDREN MUST BE GIVEN THE SAME EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
• core values

  MAKA-DIYOS, MAKA-TAO, MAKA-KALIKASAN, MAKA-BANSA
• Importance of Education

  • Problem Solving Skill
  • Bridging Borders
  • Equal Opportunities
  • Introducing Empowerment
  • Happy and Prosperous Life
  • Giving Back to the Community
  • Improving Economy
  • Employment Opportunities
  • High Income
  • Creating Modern Society
• IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION - 1. Happy and Prosperous Life 2. Giving Back to the Community 3. Improving Economy 4. Employment Opportunities 5.Problem Solving Skill 6. Bridging Borders 7. Equal Opportunities 8. Introducing Empowerment 9. High Income 10. Creating Modern Society