class differences in education (internal, Pupil subcultures)

Question 1

Lacey

Answer 1

differentiations and polarisation leads to subcultures. subculture can either be pro school or anti school.
pro school subcultures committed to education and school values.
Anti school rejects school values, likely to become educational failures due to SFP

Question 2

Hargreaves

Answer 2

found in his study of a secondary modern school that boys in lower streams were seen as ‘triple failures’ (failed in 11+, put in lower streams and labelled as worthless) led to low status and the boys as a result joined delinquent subcultures

Question 3

woods

Answer 3

responses to labelling
- ingratiation: being teachers pet
- Ritualism: following rules- not getting in trouble
- Retreatism: mucking around and day dreaming
- Rebellion: rejecting school and values

Question 4

Furlong

Answer 4

students do not always have the same approach or response to all students/ teachers