Education -homework Flashcards
Parsons view on education
Education teachers universalists standards and acts as a bridge between family and wide society
What are the 2 curriculums in the schools
Formal curriculum - English and maths
Hidden curriculum- obedience, dress code
Marxists persecuting of cuntions of education
- secondary socialisation
- reproducing the class system
- developing competitiveness
- serving the interests of the ruling class
Feminist perspective of education
- inequalities in the education system
- gendered subject choices
- gender socialisation
Gender socialisation
- girls are given dolls and toys to emphasise a caring role at a young age
- boys given constructive toys and other toys to help develop scientific and mathematical skills
Types of schools
Nursery
- academy
- sixth form
-primary school
- Independent
Alternative education
Some children are educated at home where they receive all their education from their parents or careers,
They believe that schools and other learning institutions are incapable of providing the best possible education for some or most individuals
Support independent schools
- class sizes are smaller
- do not have to teach national curriculum
- better facilities
- better job prospects
Against independent schools
- increase inequalities
- pay for schools
- socialite divisive as they split society in 2
How is education success measured
- sats
- gcse
- a levels
- degree
Influential factors inside school
- school ethos
- hidden curriculum
- subcultures
- labelling and self fulfilling prophecy
- streaming
- mixed ability teaching