PPT-Socialization Handbook for the Adoptive Parents

1 Socialization Handbook for the Adoptive Parents Danielle Ann Wood SOC312 Child Family and Society Instructor Jessica Budzinski Monday July 14 2014 Welcome to family life Some say this is the best time of your life And the hardest You will find the love of your life in your child and find yourself stretched by that love in ways you never imagined. on Managing Children’s Behaviors. 1. 2. Before we begin our session today that focuses on working with adoptive parents in managing their children’s behavior, what adoption issues have come up in your practice since our last session together?.  . Our thanks to Sharon . Roszia. and Carol Bishop for their leadership in the development of this training session.. Before we begin, what adoption issues have arisen in your practice since our last class?. Does Sexual Orientation Matter?. Charlotte J. Patterson. Department of Psychology. Studies in Women & . Gender Program. University of . Virginia. 2. nd. European Conference on LGBT Families. April 2012. The Center for Adoption Support and Education thanks Susan Livingston Smith for developing the material on which this module is based! . Special Thanks! . 2. What adoption issues arose for you in your practice since our last session together?. Vocabulary. Social environment. Feral children. Socialization. Self. Looking-glass self. Taking the role of the other. Significant other. Generalized other. Id. Ego. Superego. Degradation ceremony. Gender socialization. Elsbeth Neil. To understand contact we need to think of it as a whole . system . (Neil & Howe 2004). Child. Birth. Relative. Adoptive. parent. Contact . is not an event, . but a dynamic, transactional. The Center for Adoption Support and Education thanks Susan Livingston Smith for developing the material on which this module is based! . 2. Special Thanks! . What adoption issues arose for you in your practice since our last session together?. Prof Beth Neil. Research in Practice . Change project . The ‘Supporting Direct Contact’ Study (Neil et al, 2011). Aim: To explore the experience of complex direct contact after adoption and associated support services. The lifelong process in which an individual learns the values and norms of a society or social group. . Socialization teaches you to value and do things that you would not naturally do. Example: Say “thank you” when someone hands you something. POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK – ADOPTION AND FOSTERING. 1. Why change was necessary. Mismatch between children needing adoptive placements and recruitment of sufficient adoptive families. At . the end of . The Center for Adoption Support and Education thanks Susan Livingston Smith for developing the material on which this module is based! . Special Thanks! . 2. What adoption issues arose for you in your practice since our last session together?. Our thanks to Sharon . Roszia. and Carol Bishop for their leadership in the development of this training session.. Before we begin, what adoption issues have arisen in your practice since our last class?. 1. 2. What adoption issues arose for you in your practice . since our last class?. Before we begin today . . . . 3. Describe two types of adoptive families and give at least three examples of each.. (Major) SOC UG – 101. Basic Concepts in Sociology. Topic : Socialization. THE CONCEPT OF SOCIALISATION. . Little of man’s behaviour is instinctive. Rather, man’s behaviour is ‘learnt’ behaviour. The human child comes into the world as a biological organism with animal needs. He is gradually .