What is the difference between socializing and Socialising?

I think they are actually hinting around to the fact that they think it is bad for kids to be different- as in- unaware of some of the social norms, unspoken rules, etc. that you mentioned above. They don't want their kids to be "off beat" or "different" and therefore, to be treated differently, prejudiced against, picked on, etc. The system seems to take child after child from being innocent, curious, fun, and free and turns them into mean, soulless, little- label-loving consumers. And, because it does this to almost every child who goes there, we call it a "normal" part of being a kid. I've met homeschooler after homeschooler who loves their mom and dad, who is best friends with their brother and sister, who doesn't even know what "Ughs" are and doesn't care whether or not something they wear says "Abercrombie." My daughter is still clueless about this kind of stuff... she approaches other kids: fat, skinny, black or white... and only decides not to be friends with them based on how they treat her or what they do or do not have in common.

Many people are drawn to the social events and clubs listed above so they can socialize, meaning to mingle with others. It's a place where we go to socialize and meet new people. Social, for instance, is an adjective that is usually used when referring to individuals, as well as their behaviors and needs when interacting with others. Social is also sometimes used as a noun when paired with an event, such as a social gathering or a church social, which is primarily used to promote companionship. Just remember that social and socialize pertains primarily to individuals and their behaviors within society. Socialize is meaning to mingle with others. Social, on the other hand, can be an adjective or a noun.