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[actuallypsychology]

In summary: Bronfenbrenner would have loved this macro trend.

[thinkchalk]

The Mirror in the Palm of Their Hand

What happens to a teenager’s identity when no one, not even their technology, ever disagrees with them? I was running a session with a group of sixteen and seventeen-year-olds at a Karachi school last term. We were talking about AI, how it works, how they use it, and what they tell it. At some point, almost without thinking, I asked a question I hadn’t planned. “How many of you have ever…

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5 Forces Impacting Our Lives: Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems

https://youtu.be/9PRdElWS9Bg 5 Forces Impacting Our Lives: Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory views child development as a complex system of relationships affected by multiple levels of the surrounding environment, from immediate settings of family and school to broad cultural values, laws, and customs. #bronfenbrennerecologicalsystems #5forcesimpactinglives #childdevelopment

[islamabadrehabclinic]

IRCL explains about bronfenbrenner ecological model of human development

[understandingpoli-blog]

entry 1

My first year in college was not easy. 

It really got me lutang extensively confused and drained. To name a few, there was the stress of adjusting to the new environment, the new systems, and meeting new friends. This really took a toll on me as I tried to figure out my place as a part of this context and how to work around it. I spent a lot of time thinking about this but eventually, I learned in my SocSci11 Class that this is normal and it’s okay to feel this way. The subject gave me a sense of navigating through my thoughts by understanding myself. It’s important to note that there are multiple factors that shape who we are and how we think now. 

The PPCT Model

First of all, I did not realize that there were so many technical aspects to take into consideration while trying to understand the self. It was interesting to have learned that there was a framework to aid the process of understanding yourself because I’ve always felt really lost trying to figure myself out. Urie Bronfenbrenner is the proponent of the framework mentioned called the PPCT Model or the Process-Person-Context-Time Model. One of the important points I’ve taken with me from this topic is understanding the person through demand, resource, and force. This falls under the Person aspect. These were presented as things we can observe from people, but that also means we can be observed in that way as well. This got me to reevaluate myself using these three points and it actually worked really well in helping understand myself. 

Developing in the Globalizing World

There are multiple influences we receive from our own culture and from other cultures. In trying to figure out my Hybrid Identity through the activity assigned to us, I realized that I really am influenced by a lot of other things I find on the internet and even through practices at home and in school which are not purely Filipino. I, for sure, am not constricted to Filipino traits but as discussed, Hybridity actually has the potential to be innovative. By using these cultures and putting them together, it is highly likely to create something new out of the knowledge gained from multiple cultures. I was happy to realize that my mixed personality can actually become something good lol.

[littlehalaman-blog]

opened eyes, opened mind, opened heart

Person.

Growth.

Those two words seem so simple yet when dug into further, are complex concepts on their own. The person. Who she or he is is the summation of all his or her experiences, influences, genes, and social place in different parts of time as time goes on. To see how she or he came to be, one must analyse his or her development. How beautiful as an art everything is when we know about it, him or her.

I have widened my eyes, opened my mind, and expanded my heart.

[blogofclarz]

I realized how intertwined everyone's lives are with these bioecological systems. It shows that while no one's social interactions or cultures may be perfectly the same, we can still understand each other by being in a common system. No one is alone in their own world, it is and will always be made up of different other things/experiences that they share with others. I realized I'm not alone in this world, and that my actions may affect others so I should be careful to always respect their own culture or beliefs.

[lilrambles]

My Bioecological System According to Bronfenbrenner’s Model

For our first actual discussion in SOCSC11, we tackled the topic of Bronfenbrenner’s Bioecological System Model and how this model could be used for our own personal experiences. I filled up a blank model and added examples based on my experiences: 

Through listing the contents of my bioecological system, I learned more about how certain interactions and experiences have shaped who I am today. My environment and how I’ve dealt with it has contributed to my identity. This just goes to show how important it is to have a good and secure environment surrounding you. Having toxic relationships with people can heavily impact your growth in a negative manner. With that being said, I’m thankful that the people I have surrounded myself with have brought positive changes into my life.