Education key theorists Flashcards
Functionalism
Durkheim - social solidarity
Parsons - bridge between home and society
Schultz - investment
Davis and Moore - role allocation
New Right
Chubb and Moe - education voucher system
Marxism
Althusser - reproduces and legitimises inequality
Bowles and Gintis - correspondence principle
Labelling
Becker - lead to SFP
Rosenthal and Jacobson - Pygmalion in classroom
Rist - home backgorunds
Hempel Jorgenson - varies between school
Pupil identities and subcultures
Mac an Ghaill - two pro school subcultures
Lacey - differentiation + polarisation
Archer - symbolic violence
Reay - school environments
Bourdieu - habitus
Cultural deprivation (class)
Bernstein - speech codes
Hubbs and Tait - challenging children
Douglas - parental attitudes
Feinstein - parents education
Sugarman - w.c subculture
Material deprivation (class)
Tanner - extra costs on w.c
Flaherty - free school meals
Smith and Novel - private tutiton
Ridge - paid work
Howard - poorer nutrition
Wilkinson - hyperactivity
Gender (internal)
Boaler - gov policies removing barriers
Mitsos and Browne - coursework
Frenchs - boys dominate discussions
Weiner - textbooks
Jackson - league tables
Gender (external)
Mitsos and Browne - decline in male employment
Becks and Giddens - independence
Barber - patriarchal misconceptions
Subject choice
Norman - different activites
Murphy and Elwood - difference in reading
Paechler - sport as masculine
Duver - opposite domains
Ball - ethnocentric
Cultural Deprivation (ethnicity)
Bowker - lack of standard english
Murry - lack of male role models
Scrunton - failure to conform
Pryce - asain culture more cohesive
Lupton - asian family sytcture
Arnot - Ghetto superstar
Material deprivation (ethnicity)
Flaherty - more liekly to live in poverty
Racism in society
Rex - social exclusion
Noon - employee applications
Ethnicity (internal)
Gillbourn and Youdell - quicker discipline
Osler - more exclusions
Foster - lower sets
Archer - stereotyped
Fuller - black girl in London
Mac an Ghaill - a-level pupils not conforming
Sewell - rebels, conformists, retreatist, innovators
