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illustrate, with example, different types of social mobility


Sunil 7th Feb, 2022
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Ayush Maurya 7th Feb, 2022

Hello there

Social mobility is basically change in an individual's social status from one status to another may be it is in decreasing or in increasing according to the perceptions of the society. It takes different forms and the types of mobility is are interdependent of one another and also in some cases they can overlap too.

  • Horizontal mobility- it is a situation when a person changes their occupation but that individual overall social standing doesn't change. For example, if there is a doctor goes from practicing medicine and now started to teach in any medical school then the occupation is change now but that doctor's Prestige and social standing is unchanged.
  • Vertical mobility- it is a change in the occupational political or religious status of a person which ultimately cause a change in their societal position.
  • Upward mobility- it is a change when a person moves from a lower position in society to a higher one.
  • Downward mobility- it takes place when a person moves from a higher position in a society to a position of lower one.
  • Inter- generational mobility- it happens when an individual social position changes from one generation to the another one doesn't matter change is upward or downward.

I hope it helps you!

Thank you!

Sree Student Expert 7th Feb, 2022

Hello Sunil,

Types of Social Mobility are given below.

  • Vertical Mobility - Examples: Meritocratic, rags-to-riches stories, etc.
  • Horizontal Mobility - Example: Person changes occupation but social standards remains same.
  • Upward Mobility - Example: If a person gets promoted to high paying job from a low paying job from same Company.
  • Downward Mobility - Example: A person moves from upward social class to a lower class.
  • Inter-generational Mobility - Example: A person from low class background becomes successful Professional. Here movement change occurred from one generation to another.
  • Intra-generational Mobility - Example: Similar as Inter Generational Mobility but here changes that take place in one's overall life is considered.

Hope this information was helpful.

Good Luck!!

Simran 7th Feb, 2022

Hey,

Hope you are doing great.

Individual aim emphasise the development of the individuality of the learner according to his natural tendencies. It hold the central notions that individuals should be at the forefront of the educational process.

Social aim of education takes into consideration the social needs of society. In other words, when a society wants to have a strong social organisation and does not permit freedom to the individual members to deviate from its social traditions, it emphasise to a great extend the social aim of education.

Democratic education entails pursuance of an educational idea in which democracy is both a good and a method of instruction. It fosters the right of 'self determination' within a community of equals (students) and advances such as values as justice, respect and justice.


Hope this helps you.

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