| Guiding Thought Question: Why does it make sense that the importance of different groups will shift and transition throughout a lifetime? Which group do you foresee being the most consistently valuable? Explain. Central Question: How do group roles and supports change over time? Today's Learning Objective: Students will debate the importance of different sociological groups over time and taking note on the importance of peer and family groups to the socialization of an individual. |  |
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9 Comments
Landon
1/17/2023 07:34:17 am
As a person grows and goes through new experiences, they are surrounded by different people and groups- for example, when you're young, you're surrounded by family the most, then it's school peers, then when you get older its coworkers (peers) and family again.
Lucy M
1/17/2023 07:35:29 am
Throughout one's life, the groups you spend the most time with change. In early years, you most likely spend the most time with family then as you get older, friends begin to be the group you spend the most time with. Because many people spend such a significant time with their friends, it is the most valuable.
lauren
1/17/2023 07:39:10 am
I think that shifting of different friend groups can teach you really important life lessons. It teaches you to make a lot of difficult decisions, and finding a friend group that has a good influence on you can really benefit you in life. The group that I think is most valuable is family because you spend most of your time there and you learn the most from them
Lamb
1/17/2023 08:56:32 am
Groups will always make an impact on a person wether it be positive or negative, however you cannot grow as an individual without a group of peers, for example as you get older you may realize that your childhood friend is becoming a person far different from you, relationships like that may not work, as you evolve you find different groupings to fit you
Emilie
1/17/2023 08:57:04 am
Shifting different friend groups helps you grow as a person. In life you change a lot because of growing so to be able to work with different people will help you learn how to work with people you might not always get along with. The most valuable group is peers because it helps you grow as a person and learn what you like and what you don’t like, and helps you figure out promise solving
Ella J
1/17/2023 08:58:26 am
I think it makes sense that groups will shift throughout a persons life because people have different needs from others as they grow up. I think the most consistently valuable group is a friend group because you always need support throughout life.
Deacon
1/17/2023 08:58:33 am
The importance would shift because the amount of time you spend with certain groups shifts. I believe that your friend group would be the most consistently valuable.
brookelyn
1/17/2023 09:01:41 am
you go through different friend groups through out your life because as you get older the things that you care most about are changing. The most important group would be your family because no matter what you can't escap them.
Kaden
1/19/2023 09:42:30 am
Because when you become older you shift into different groups due to being exposed to different groups of people throughout your life and makes sense how the importance of those groups would shift as access to different groups may close and open throughout one's life. And the group that would be most important to me throughout my life would most likely be my family as they'll always be there for me if I need help. Also with your family, you'll have the most access to throughout your life. Leave a Reply. |
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