All Marxist/Neo-Marxist Education Studies Flashcards

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What did Bowles and Gintis say was the function of the hidden curriculum?

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It acted to make working class children prepared for low status jobs

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Which Neo-Marxists said meritocracy was a myth?

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Bowles and Gintis

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According to Bowles and Gintis, who will working class students blame for their failure?

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They will blame themselves

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What would Bowles and Gintis argue the working class students should blame for their failure instead?

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Capitalism

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What did Althusser say the education system acted as?

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Ideological state apparatus

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What is ideological state apparatus?

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Sections of society that enforce ruling class norms and values

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According to Althusser, what is hegemony?

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The process through which people are socialised into ruling class norms and values

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Which Neo-Marxist argued cultural capital was essential to educational success?

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Bourdieu

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Name 2 things that give people cultural capital

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Having lots of books in their house, Going to museums

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According to Bourdieu, how does cultural capital benefit students in school?

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They are better at communicating with teachers

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Which social class of pupils are more likely to have cultural capital?

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Middle class students

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How did Bourne add on to Bourdieu’s theory?

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Said it was also important to consider the education of students’ parents

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What did Bourne say about the attainment and upbringing of parents in relation to privilege?

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Privilege breeds privilege

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14
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Who studied the lads?

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Willis

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What was the social class of the lads?

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Working class

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16
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How did the lads act in lessons?

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They misbehaved

17
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What did the lads call their misbehaviour in lessons?

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Having a “laff”

18
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Name 2 behaviours of the lads in their lessons

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Not listening to the teacher, not doing their work

19
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Why did the lads act in a deviant way?

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To prepare for the mundane life of working in a factory

20
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Who were the lads’ role models? What jobs did they have?

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Their fathers, they worked in a factory

21
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What did Willis find in the 6 months of observing the lads in their factory jobs?

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They continued to be deviant

22
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How did the children in Archer’s study feel in terms of status?

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They felt they had very little status

23
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In Archer’s study, what identity did the children create for themselves?

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Nike identities

24
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Why did the students in Archer’s study make Nike identities?

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To feel like they had value

25
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What did the nike identities lead to with teachers?

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Teachers told them off

26
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What did Archer say was created by the Nike identities being negatively received by the education system?

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It reproduced class inequalities

27
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What did Sugarman say?

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Working class students were socialised into different norms than middle class students

28
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According to Sugarman, what does the value of immediate gratification mean for working class students?

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They will only want instant rewards rather than working hard to get rewards

29
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According to Sugarman, what is the value of Fatalism?

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Working class people are told to accept their class situation and think they cannot change it

30
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Which Neo-Marxist said there were language codes separating middle class and working class students?

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Bernstein

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What is the elaborated code?

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The technical way of speaking

32
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What is the restricted code?

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The less technical way of speaking

33
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Who did Bernstein say will speak in restricted code mostly?

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Working class students

34
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What code did Bernstein say schools talk in?

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Elaborated code

35
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According to Bernstein, what will it mean if working class students and the education system use different language codes?

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Working class students will be more likely to fail