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educational sociology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Starting in the 1960s, sociology became popular in
      - considerable in
      - Europe and the United States.
- - - - Culture is defined as the sum of beliefs, values and
      - acquired customs and
      - transmitted from generation to generation, which serve to
      - regulate behavior
      - of a certain society.
  - - - • Offer a life project
      - • Systematizes social behavior
      - • Gather, interpret the values of a society (so that they can
      - recognize the values of certain things).
      - • It is the basis of social solidarity.
      - • Preserve traditions.
  - - - • wide popularity,
      - • massive production
      - • mass dissemination
  - - - The general functions are as follows:
      - • Saves time and energy of individuals, developing and
      - preserving certain common patterns of behavior that
      - members of society share and practice.
      - • Society brings people together in time and space
      - making possible mutual human relationships.
      - • Provides them with systematic and adequate means of
      - communication, such as language and other common symbols for
      - be understood.
- - - - the family, the community, the tribe, the cla, slavery, the
        feudalism., capitalism, socialism
  - - - • Biological: seeks the sexual satisfaction of adults and the perpetuation of the
      - species.
      - • Economic: seeks the satisfaction of human needs.
      - • Educational: seeks the transmission of culture, habits, customs, etc.
      - • Religious: instills the formation of values and devout practices.
      - • Recreational: provides rest and recreation for family members.