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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWho talks about material deprivation?smith and noblegillbornsewelljasper
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWho talks about labelling theorybeckergillbornsewelljasper
- 3. Multiple Choicewho talk about an ethnocentric curriculm?modoodcoardpalmerdexter
- 4. Multiple Choicewho talks about elaborate and restricted language codes?oakleymodoodbeckerbernstein
- 5. Multiple ChoiceTeachers are less strict on boys, they give leeway to deadlines and they expect a lower standard of work. They do not push them to their potential, leaving them to fail.Tony SewellMitsos and BrowneFrosh et al
- 6. Multiple ChoiceBoys think education is irrelevant because they aspire to be footballer and they adopt the identity of effortless achievement. Expecting high exam results with little effort.
Paul WillisEpsteinBecky FrancisHelen Wilkinson - 7. Multiple ChoiceFeminisation of education. There are more female teachers (1in6 primary school teachers are men), leaving role models for girls and alienates boys.Paul WillisTony SewellSue SharpAlison Kelly
- 8. Multiple ChoiceScience is packaged as a boy’s subject and there are still gendered narratives. Textbooks used sexist material and the boys took over these lessons.Alison KellyBecky FrancisSue SharpSkelton
- 9. Multiple ChoiceEducation reinforces a ‘collective conscience’. Children become ‘social beings’ who know the right values.Talcott ParsonsÉmile DurkheimDavis and Moore
- 10. Multiple ChoiceEducation promotes meritocracy- everyone is equal and the system is fair. Differences in achievement are due to ability and society is openly mobile, meaning you can move through the class ladder. The most talented occupy the most demanding roles and any inequality encourages you to work harder.Talcott ParsonsDavis and MooreAlthusserBowles and Gintis
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWe learn to accept social inequalities through the hidden curriculum. The hidden curriculum maintains class inequality. The ruling class maintain power by teaching their values through the hidden curriculum. Education is a system that the gov. use to teach ruling class ideasAlthusserBowles and GintisPaul WillisPierre Bourdieu
- 12. Multiple ChoiceCorrespondence theory. Education is about transmitting skill and ‘good working attitudes’. Capitalism requires a passive and docile workforce that will accept low pay. Students learn to submit to authority, be punctual and tolerate boredom- links to the work force.AlthusserBowles and GintisPaul Willis
- 13. Multiple ChoiceSouth Asian parents have high aspirations and really push their children to be successful and to work hard. Their children don’t want to let them down.Smith and NobleDriver and BallardGillborn
- 14. Multiple ChoiceMC parents can guide their children through racist setting and streaming by using cultural capital.Gillborn and BallBall
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