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consist of the roles and norms that ensure the transmission of knowledge, values, and patterns of behavior from one generation to the next.
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education
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formal education, which involves ubstruction by speciall trained teachers who follow officially recognized policies.
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schooling
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transmission by schools of cultural goals that are not openly acknowledged.
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hidden curriculum
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assignment of students to different types of educational programs.
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tracking
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funded with public money but are privately operated and run.
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charter schools
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parents may receive a voucher equal to the amount their state spends on education for their child.
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school choice
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system in which a child's main education is undertaken by parents at home.
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homeschooling
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a set of policies created to prevent school violence.
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zero tolerance
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system in which non-english-specking students re taught in their native languages until they atr proficient enough in english to attend regular classes.
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bilingual education
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anything that is considered to be part of teh supernatural world and that inspires awe, respect,a nd reverence.
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sacred
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anything consdiered to be part of the ordinary world and thus commonplace and familiar
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profane
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organized around the sacred realm and that binds people together in social group.
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religion
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pattern of behavior through which a group of believers experiences the sacred.
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ritual
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belief that spirits actively influence human life
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animism
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believed that spirits communicate only with one person in the group.
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shamanism
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belief in kinship between humans and animals or natural objects.
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totemism
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belief in a god or gods
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theism
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belief in one god
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monotheism
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belief in number of gods
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polytheism
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idea that moral principles have a sacred quality
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ethicalism
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type id religious organizied in which most people in the society are members by virtue of their birth.
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ecclasia
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well established religous organization in which a substantial number of the population are members.
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denomination
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relatively small religious organization that typically has split off a denomination because of differences concerning beliefs.
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sect
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new religion whose beliefs and practices differ markedly from those of the society's major religions.
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cult
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depth of people's religious feelings and how they translate these feelings into behavior.
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religiosity
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non-religious
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secular
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