Education Flashcards

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Hidden curriculum

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The concepts within school which are informally or unintentionally taught (respect, social expectation, social interaction…)

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Stereotyping

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attaching a label to someone which influences what others, and maybe even themselves, think of them

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Self fulfilling prophecy

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originally false expectations which leads to its own confirmation

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Formal education

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where there is an intention to teach and to learn (school, driving lessons, swimming lessons…)

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Informal education

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where there is not an intention to teach or to learn (reading, watching videos, conversations..)

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national curriculum

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compulsory subjects and content set by the government

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What is mixed ability grouping?

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where in each class there are students of different ability levels who are taught the same things at the same time

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What is banding?

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where all of a student’s lessons are in the same groups where they are taught depending on their ability in all subjects (often take tests to decide these bands)

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What is streaming?

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where there are a number of groups ranked from highest to lowest which students have all of their lessons in

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What is setting?

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where students are taught depending on their ability in that one subjects (may take tests to decide this)

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What is one advantage and one disadvantage of Mixed ability grouping?

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A - can be encouraging for students of lower abilities as they may challenge themselves to keep up with other students
D - work may be too challenging or too easy for some students

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What is one advantage and one disadvantage of Banding?

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A - simple and easy to manage, can encourage students to be good at subjects which they are typically weaker at
D - no flexibility or differentiation of bands, can’t change bands depending on circumstance of ability in a subject

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What is one advantage and one disadvantage of Setting?

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A - work is set based on ability meaning students aren’t left behind or not challenged enough
D - harder to manage, still competitive

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What is one advantage and one disadvantage of Streaming?

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A - work is set depending on ability causing a more positive learning experience for students
D - can be competitive, not flexible

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What is stage one in Hargreaves theory of labeling?

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Speculation - teachers make their first judgement about a student (can be based on appearance, attitudes or behaviors)

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What is stage two in Hargreaves theory of labeling?

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elaboration - teacher looks for evidence to back up initial judgement (can actively seek this out based on a bias)

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What is stage three in Hargreaves theory of labeling?

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stabilisation - the judgement is set and will not change. This is the label they attach to them forever

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Why may a parent choose an alternative to education for their child?

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religious beliefs, parents were home schooled themselves, child is unhappy at school, special needs or circumstances

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What is homeschooling?

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an education delivered at home which doesn’t necessarily follow the national curriculum

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What is deschooling?

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the idea that schools should be abolished and replaced with some kind of informal education system

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What is private education?

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schools which aren’t owned publicly and are not free

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What is material deprivation?

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the inability for a household to provide the typical goods for society (like school books etc)

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What is cultural deprivation?

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where a person has inferior knowledge, skills, norms or values due to their background

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What are academies?

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schools which are funded by the government but have left local authority control