Education can play a part in the development of a culture but only as long as the education is free of bias. If it is not then all education does is to uncritically support a culture and it's world-view.
Culture influences education by shaping what is valued, how knowledge is transmitted, and what is considered important to learn. It impacts curriculum choices, teaching methods, and educational goals. In multicultural societies, education often seeks to be inclusive and diverse to reflect the cultural backgrounds of students.
Éducation is shaped by culture as it seeks to educate or explain facts that are of interest to its own condition.
In schools teachers use a curriculum which overtly states what needs to be acquired by students. However in its delivery education is guilty of nurturing what is called a hidden curriculum, which is a term that defines all the other covert aspects of a culture. For instance it is quite normal in a text book to have a multitude of references to the dominant culture by way of images, examples and questions. It is highly problematic when these texts are used by students who come from a different culture. As images, examples, and questions might be totally irrelevant to their cultural context and therefore the education objectives get lost.
What is the cultural acquisition?
Education and culture are intricately linked as education shapes people's understanding and appreciation of their own culture, as well as other cultures. A well-rounded education includes the study of different cultures, traditions, and histories, fostering cultural awareness and tolerance. At the same time, culture influences the content and methods of education, as cultural beliefs and values can impact what is considered important to learn and how knowledge is transmitted.
Yes, behaviors, values, and interests can be common to a culture as they are shaped by the social norms, beliefs, and traditions within that culture. These elements help to define the identity and characteristics of that particular group of people.
There isn't a single founder of social culture. Social culture has evolved over time and is shaped by the shared beliefs, customs, and practices of a society or group of people. It is a collective creation that changes and adapts with each generation.
Language is often considered the main vehicle of culture as it helps convey beliefs, values, customs, and traditions within a society. Through language, culture is preserved, transmitted, and shaped by its members. Other important vehicles of culture include food, music, art, and rituals.
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Cultural Imprints are ways in which culture has shaped the land.
The Spanish shaped the life of California.
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they shaped a culture and way of life in California.
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