In 1984 how are the children indoctrinated into the Party?

In George Orwell's "1984," children are indoctrinated into the Party through a combination of Propaganda, education, and surveillance. The Party utilizes the Youth League to instill loyalty to Big Brother from a young age, teaching them to prioritize Party ideology over familial bonds. This is reinforced by the constant monitoring of children's behavior, which encourages them to report any dissent, even from their parents. The overall goal is to create a generation that is wholly devoted to the Party and incapable of independent thought.