Watch the video “Changing Education Paradigms” with Sir Ken Robinson. In your own words define the concept of the “hidden curriculum,” which you can find in your textbook, and provide an example of the hidden curriculum either from the video or from your own experience.

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Instructions: You should have at least two posts to receive 30 points for this discussion (20 possible points for the first post; 10 for the second; see rubric below). One of the posts has to answer the question; the second should be a comment about one of the posts made by one of your classmates. Make sure that your second post is respectful and thoughtful. All posts have to be turned in on time to receive full credit.

First post:
20 possible points divided as follows:
5 points: For choosing the right concept or theory
15 points: For your explanation

Second Post:
10 possible points divided as follows:
5 point: For replying to one of your classmate’s post
5 points: For a thoughtful reply to this post (write at least 5 sentences)

Chapter 4 is about socialization, that is, about how we learn culture, which was the topic of Chapter 3. There are several agents of socialization; one of them is the education system, which is the subject of the first question below

Answer the questions below:

1) Chapter 4: Watch the video “Changing Education Paradigms” with Sir Ken Robinson (see the link below).

2)Take one of Sir Ken Robinson’s many arguments and tell us if you agree or disagree with him.

3) Then, in your own words define the concept of the “hidden curriculum,” which you can find in your textbook, and provide an example of the hidden curriculum either from the video or from your own experience.

4) Finally, what do you think Max Weber (see chapter 1) would have said about the school system portrayed by Sir Ken Robinson? (When it comes to Weber, there is a right answer).

Include Max Weber Sir Ken Robinson portrayed the school system