Pierre Bourdieu
Sociology teaches about different cultures and customs that may seem strange to some people. As a health care provider, one must treat all of their patients with the same respect, even if you cannot understand the unfamiliar practices of a certain group. One may have to treat a patient who practices things that may offend their morals, but they still must be treated the same as anyone else.
Maturity teaches you when to be silent. Children don't understand when to listen and when to talk; mature adults know that silence is often the best way to learn and to be polite.
1) Provide CHILD CARE for the growing number of parents who work outside the home. 2) OCCUPIES THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE in their twenties who would otherwise be competing for limited opportunities in the job market. 3) Brings together people of marriageable age 4) School NETWORKS can be a valuable career resource throughout life.
Besides the fact that sociology gives us an understanding of the world we live in, it can also help us to understand ourselves in terms of the roles we play within institutions, ideas, and human culture. You can learn immensely about yourself through the social constructions you have encountered.You learn where your ideas came from, why you react certain ways to situations, what are the advantages and disadvantages in the context in which you act in, why and how you adapt to certain norms and not others. You learn to see yourself as an actor whose role is influenced by the outside social world. You also learn not to take everything you see and hear for granted. You learn to face and interpret people not with your own emotional judgment, but with an objective, reasonable perspective.Now how does all this help to make one better?* In learning about why people do certain things or evoke certain responses, you learn to forgive people and see them, not as good, evil, stupid, incompetent people, but human beings acting according to their own ideas and upbringing.* By understanding others, you learn true things about yourself that you may have never been conscious of. You realize the magnitude and liberation in being honest with yourself about what you feel, like/dislike, and think. * You learn to tear away emotions and false notions from everyday life. Thus, for example, when something happens to you that would've normally caused you to feel sadness or anger, your enhanced understanding of the world, emotions, and situations allows you not to stress so much about perceived problems, but instead learn from them, and move on.* Sociology teaches you and challenges you to break myths people cling on to. * What you learn in sociology gives you an opportunity to teach to others so that they can understand and better their own lives.* One of the imperative things you learn in sociology is, that how you live your life, and see yourself are results of perceptions. No longer do you see things as merely relative. With a shift in the way you view things, comes a shift in the way you live out things.* "Nothing is as it seems"- a supreme sociological concept that always requires you to see the bigger picture. This concept can always allow someone to re-evaluate themselves psychologically, emotionally, and socially. * Because sociology can be a sort of mental exercise room or therapy in a sense, the great thinking and learning you achieve can help you accomplish many other goals.
Community immersion is basically community service. It teaches students how to be a good citizen.
I think it teaches about the world outside the family
Political science is a multidisciplinary field, incorporating statistical methodologies, sociology, group behavioral psychology, history, diplomacy, legal studies, and governmental policy research. It's useful to have a knowledge of political science as a discipline because it helps you to gain a better understanding of how our world works and how we as people are governed.
A person who teaches is a teacher
Sociology teaches about different cultures and customs that may seem strange to some people. As a health care provider, one must treat all of their patients with the same respect, even if you cannot understand the unfamiliar practices of a certain group. One may have to treat a patient who practices things that may offend their morals, but they still must be treated the same as anyone else.
latent function
This teaches what is wrong in life and what is good
the nanny teaches toddlers or there parents
In the fall of 2008, Susanne O. Roper was awarded the Karl G. Maeser Excellence in Teaching Award. Professor Roper teaches in the school of family life at Brigham Young University. John P. Hoffmann was awarded the Karl G. Maeser Excellence in Research and Creative Arts Award. Professor Hoffmann teaches in the college of sociology at Brigham Young University.
He teaches us how to rap Teaches how to rhyme Teaches us to be us 100% of the time. WORD...to this dick.
Jim teaches them how to read.
Art teaches people so many things. It teaches people to express themselves. Art teaches people to be passionate and to be creative. It teaches people to use their imaginations and that no matter what they feel it is okay.
Ella(she) enseña(teaches) bien(good)