Class differences in educational achievement, EXTERNAL (evidence) Flashcards

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Cultural deprivations - language evidence

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Hubbs et al (2002)

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Hubbs et al

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found that where parents use language that challenges their children to evaluate their own understanding or abilities (for example, what do you think) cognitive performance improves. Leon Feinstein found that educated parents are more likely to use language this way

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Speech codes evidence

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Basil Bernstein

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Basil Bernstein

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identifies differences between working class and middle class language that influenced achievement. He distinguishes between two types of speech code:

RESTRICTED CODE - WC

ELABORATED CODE - MC

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Parents education Evidence

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Douglas

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Douglas who

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found that working class parents placed less value on education. As a result, they were less ambitious for their children, gave them less encouragement and took less interest in their education

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Use of income evidence

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Bernstein and Young

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Bernstein and Young

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found middle class mothers are more likely to buy educational toys, books and activities that encourage reasoning skills and stimulate intellectual development. working class homes are more likely to lack these resources and this means children from such

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working class subculture evidence `

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Barry sugarman

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what did barry sugarman find

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he argues that the working class subculture has 4 key features that act as a barrier to educational achievement:

fatalism
collectivism
immediate gratification
present time orientations

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myth of cultural deprivation

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Nell Keddie

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what does Nell Keddie suggest

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sees it as victim blaming

dismisses the idea that failure at school can be blamed on a culturally deprived home background

she states how children are culturally different rather than culturally deprived

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Diet and health evidence

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Marilyn Howard

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what does Marilyn Howard suggest

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people from poorer homes have low intakes of energy, vitamins and minerals. poor nutrition affects health, for example by weakening the immune system and lower childrens energy levels

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cultural capital evidence

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Pierre Bourdieu

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Pierre Bourdieu what eh suggests

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he identified 2 other further types of capitals

cultural capital, educational and economic capital