Sociology of Education

In other words, of all the teaching examinations, I personally like the sociology of education the most.

Is it my best grade? no! On the contrary, it is the only subject that I have scored below 80 points in school so far. However, before going to repair, I have already prepared in my heart, and I have long known that the score will not be too sweet. I would like to ask, why do you want to fix it? In addition to the legend that the score is not sweet, there is actually a saying that "you will learn very solid content". I think that in order to choose this class, I got up in the middle of the night to see if I could pick up a place that others threw away. (Because, I once picked up a full class at an unexpected moment.) In fact, I still didn't choose the first class, so I had to go to the audition first, hoping to win the teacher's verbal promise that I could audition. Seeing the full classroom and seeing the teacher's embarrassed expression, I also felt that it seemed inappropriate. Of course, later, because a classmate of a classmate said that he would withdraw from the election, he immediately asked for that spot. Has it subverted your thinking? Do you think college students are messed up these days?! Now that I have talked about it here, let me mention my observation by the way: in the teacher training courses I take, there are two most popular courses, one is sweet course; the other is solid course. Of course, if it is a solid and sweet class, it will really make people crouch in front of the phone all the time, frantically press the class number, and grab the class!

It seems that I can't get into the subject without talking nonsense.

The teacher of this class is very contextual about the sociology of education. This is the first time I've taken a course on sociology, a sociology that is so relevant to each of us, in such a systematic way. It will make me see and observe what is happening around my life with a new eye. From the development of the whole society to a small news event, it is all related to sociology.

What impresses me the most is the conflict theory. Before this, I really did not think too deeply, our school education is to serve capitalism and provide talents. It was the first time I heard such an explanation of today's society, and I was abruptly woken up as if I had just woken up from a big dream. It was very shocking! Then, cultural hegemony, symbolic violence, social reproduction, cultural reproduction... wow~ seriously, it has greatly opened up the way I see the world.

Think about it, it makes sense! So am I not playing for the tiger now?

Fortunately, interpretation theory appeared later, allowing people to re-look at the essence of things.

After thinking about this process, I feel that conflict theory is very much like a person's rebellious adolescence. Many people think that adolescence is a judgment against you! In fact, tracing back to the source is the beginning of adolescence to discover that the world is different from what I thought. Looking at the mountain is no longer a mountain; looking at the water is no longer water.

What I thought about was how long it would take a person to get to "Looking at the mountains and then the mountains; and looking at the waters and the waters."

When we suddenly know the rules of how the world works, we may be very angry! How long will it take to be angry? Yes, we need to give ourselves unbalanced time. However, if you stay in that situation for a long time, you will definitely hurt yourself the most. The world is not perfect, I get it! I see it! I accept it too!

The most important thing is that the final development comes to the end: I accept it! After accepting it, go back and think back to the original world, "Looking at the mountains is the mountain; looking at the water is the mountain", maybe it's different, but there is a kind of calmness that is clear to the heart.