The Birth of the Prison by Bilquis Ghani

2024-02-28 03:42:01 UTC

School shapes people by telling us what good behavior is and what it means to be a good student.

The teacher influences students by telling them how to sit straight, call out "HEAR" and raise hand when the roll is marked, pay attention, not to fidget e.t.c.

Then if a student doesn't follow these instructions the teacher passes judgement and might put alone in a corner, send them to the principle or ring parents. - Lysander

2024-02-29 00:26:51 UTC

The police shape our society by, enforcing social rules and norms. They enforce the social contract which all participated citizens have to abide by whether they agree with these norms or not. The system of power that the police hold is that of consequence if the rules and norms of society are not abided by.

university:

2024-02-29 00:31:43 UTC

University shapes people as it is higher education that focuses on specific knowledge and prepares individuals for a future in a job in which they can use their special interests and skills. University allows young adults to begin to explore their range of skills. It allows them to have more freedom to study what they are interested in in comparison to school which shapes basic knowledge.

2024-02-29 00:57:35 UTC

Public hospitals condition us to rely on the government and their services for recovery and health services. This means that if health care is important to a community or nation, parties and governments can use this to sway voting and get re-elected. This is one way that hospitals can shape the public

Mental Health Hospitals

2024-02-29 01:23:34 UTC

mental health hospitals condition us into believing there is a certain normal or 'sane' way for humans to think, act and feel and that anyone outside of this normal must be subjected to continuous therapy, medication and hospitalizations. these hospitals also dehumanize their patients into numbers, only allowing them to stay in their beds, not providing stimulus for their brains, forcing them to earn things like showers, female hygiene products and time outside of the wards/rooms they are kept in. In this way, mental health patients are treated similarly to the asylums of the 18th century, but are also kept out of the way, so that the general population or those that fit into the 'normal' or 'sane' system do not have to acknowledge them. this system keeps people from questioning why we dehumanize people for such simple things as feeling anxious, as it is kept out of the public eye.

2024-02-29 01:30:31 UTC

Often Private school systems in particular have structures producing "sameness" "likeness" the demand to conformity of uniform. Enforcing certain practices, and altering our behaviour not only as students but as people. As the video states "Being able to tell us what is normal + right our institutions hold unimaginable power. over all our behaviours" This is what the schooling institutions in particular are designed to do, these systems intend to produce workers, individuals that conform to a certain system. Building on Mechanical behaviours.

Schools seek to produce people who will be useful and productive in society, and who will play by the rules. One mechanism is that schools have many rules and if you don't follow them you are punished. E.g. don't be late for class, do your homework, have notes from parents for permission to not do sport.

2024-03-01 04:30:49 UTC

Universities seek to train people in specialties, so they can do some things in particular well. By allowing specialisations in particular fields people have the opportunity to dive deep into exploring new ideas and become innovators.

2024-03-01 04:34:04 UTC

Hospitals seek to treat people for certain illnesses. E.g. there are institutions for cancer patients where cancer patients need not be alone in the world and hospitals are able to watch, monitor, record, treat and nurse people with the disease.

2024-03-01 04:40:09 UTC

Police stations are where a variety of anti-social behaviour can be reported, and records are kept on what is happening in the community.

2024-03-01 04:41:38 UTC

Schools want to produce workers, who comply, and fit in. A technique they use is uniforms, everyone is the same, you're a "team". well unless You go against what a teacher or school rule says, in which case you're running your own race. This creates the idea of blind allegiance as the norm.

2024-03-04 08:04:11 UTC