Understanding Socialisation: Why It Matters

Socialisation is how we learn to interact with others. There are two types: primary and secondary socialisation.

Primary Socialisation:

• This begins when we are very young, mostly at home with our family.
• It teaches us important rules, like sharing with others and treating people with respect.

Secondary Socialisation:

• This happens later on, especially in schools and with friends.
• It helps us learn about different cultures and viewpoints.

Both primary and secondary socialisation are key to developing our social skills. They help us understand feelings, communicate better, and handle different social situations.

In simple terms, it's all about learning how to connect with people!