Overview
Description
Focus on understanding the socialization of children from a bioecological perspective, with special emphasis on developing supportive systems across children’s proximal environments, such as family, educational, and community settings.
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Fall
Terms
fall
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- discuss the socialization process and evaluate their own socialization experiences.
- analyze the effects of mass media and technology on children, including the socialization messages they convey and the potential impact of these messages.
- explore and synthesize existing community resources and programs that support children and their families with diverse needs.
- explain the importance of partnerships among families, early childhood education (ECE) settings/schools, and communities.
- assess the characteristics, strengths, and needs of parents and families and their children.
- develop strategies to promote the wellbeing and socialization outcomes of families and their children.
- evaluate the effectiveness of strategies that support the well-being and socialization outcomes of families and their children.
- explain the various influences of children’s proximal environments on their socialization within a theoretical framework.