education key sociologist Flashcards
Who argues that education performs role allocation?
Davis and Moore
Who argues that education/school acts as a bridge between home and wider society?
Parsons
Who argues that education performs secondary socialisation?
Durkheim
Who argues education is part of the ideological state apparatus?
Althusser
Who argues that the education system creates a passive and subservient workforce through correspondence theory
Bowels and Gintis
Who argues that the education system is based on cultural capital?
Bordeui
Who does the case study about learning to labour?
Willis
Who argues that the education system reinforces patriarchy through books and textbooks?
Kelley
Who argues that girls are made to feel uncomfortable in certain spaces where boys ‘colonise the space’ such as computing
Colley
Who argues that state education is unresponsive and to the needs of pail and parents whereas private education have the high ethos and keep high standards
Chub and Moe
who argued that middle class parents are skilled choosers and lower class parents are disconnected choosers
Ball
What were the two main aims of the 1988 reform act and what were the 5 policies
- Parentocracy
- Marketisation
- league tables
- national curriculum
- OFSTED
- Formula funding
- Open enrolment and selection
Who argued that the lower classes are materially deprived and poverty can negatively affect education
Gibson and Asthana
Who spoke about elaborated and restricted speech codes
Bernstein
Who argued that the underclass are broken families that have poor socialisation and the parents have a lack of interest in their childrens education
Phillips
Who spoke about delayed and immediate gratification
Sugarman
Who found that low income is related to low cognitive reasoning skills in children
Fenstein
Who argued that tuition fees in higher education put working class children off education due to a fear of debt
Connor
Who argued that the cultural capital of middle class mothers gave their children and an advanatge
Reay
Who spoke about labelling in schools and the ideal pupil
Becker
Who found that in school, teachers saw asian pupils as a problem to be ignored and afro Caribbean boys as aggressive and disruptive?
Wright
Who found that teachers saw afro carribean boys as a threat
Gilbert
Who argued that the absence of fathers may be a reason for lower educational achievement in black boys
Tony sewell
Who argued that the British curriculum could disadvantage ethnic minorities
Coard
Who argued that afro carribean boys are over-represented in lower sets in schools
Gilborn
Who found that pakistan and Bangladesh children felt excluded in schools due to institutional racism
Crozier
Who argued that black families are more likely to be headed by a lone mother which causes inadequate parenting?
Moynihan
Who found that ethnic minorities aspire to go to university more than white pupils
Mculloch
Who found that Indian parents have more control over their kids and that their kids are better behaved
Strand
Who spoke about chinese tiger mums
Francis and Archer
Who found that there are poorer levels of behaviour and discipline in white pupils than ethnic minorities
Lupton
Who argued that there is a bedroom culture for girls
McRobbie
Who argued that girls are socialised into a conformist and quiet character
Edward and Davis
Who argued that male peer groups saw working hard as unmasculine
Mac and Ghail
Who said that boys dominate the classroom in certain subjects, lowering girls self esteem
Stanworth
Who said teachers gave priority to boys and what girls said was less important
Spender
Who argued there is a sexual double standard between girls and boys at school
Lee
Who argued there is a genderquake and women are wanting to go into the workplace
Wilkinson
Who argues that womens ambitions have risen due to more employment opportunities
Francis and Skelton
Who did the study into working class girls and their sexualised hyper-feminine identity
Louise Archer
Who argued that gendered toys affect girls perceptions of what subjects they should be taking
Francis
Who argued that boys are more lilley to take tech and science as it is more difficult and of higher status
Skelton
Who said that when girls took sport they were labelled butch or lesbian
Paetcher
Who argues that there is a big influence from family and peers in gender stereotyping and subject choice
Colley
Who argued that girls were less likely to take science as teaching and textbooks reflected males and boys dominated class discussions
Kelley
