Political socialization According to Buddhism of Secondary school students

Abstract

This article aims to study political socialization according to Buddhism among secondary school students. It was found that: The process of political socialization is considered a part of the socialization process that continues throughout the life of an individual. People of all genders and ages must always interact with political learning, both consciously and unconsciously. which political learning has its roots since childhood Because what is learned and formed early in life will affect political attitudes and subsequent political behavior at each age. The education system is considered an important socialization process that molds people in that society to have various ideas, beliefs, and attitudes. According to that society Want or what society desires.

Political socialization according to Buddhism among secondary school students has five aspects as follows: 1) As for family institutions according to Sangahavatthudhamma, the students should follow political news through various sources and media outlets and participate in political activities. 2) As for educational institutions according to Sangahavatthudhamma, the students should join to have political activities and they should be taught about politics and government. 3) As for community and peer groups according to Sangahavatthudhamma, the students should have the interest in and follow political news. 4) As for religious institutions according to Sangahavatthudhamma, the students should be indoctrinated and trained to adhere to righteousness, goodness and neutrality. 5) As for political institutions according to Sangahvatthudhamma, the students should receive the transmission of ideas, beliefs, values and political ideologies.