education - class (internal)

Question 1

becker

Answer 1

ideal pupil

Question 2

rosenthal and jacobson study (self fulfilling prophecy)

Answer 2

they told teachers which students were likely to be ‘spurters’ (which was not accurate) 47% of those identified as spurters achieved high grades

Question 3

gillborn and youdell (streaming)

Answer 3

league table lead to an ‘A-C economy’ which refers to the high pressure placed on students to achieve high grades

Question 4

lacey (pupil subcultures)

Answer 4

polarisation- moving towards pro or anti-school subcultures in responce to streaming
differentiation- a way of streaming students

Question 5

hargreaves

Answer 5

boys in lower streams are triple failures. (failed 11+, placed in lower streams, labelled as worthless louts)

Question 6

archer

Answer 6

wc pupils ‘nike identities’ go against school norms

Question 7

rist

Answer 7

working-class pupils were labelled by teachers as ‘clowns’ whilst middle-class pupils were labelled ‘tigers’