Education-keywords📚

Question 1

Correspondence principal📙

Answer 1

There is a link of education and the world of work.

Question 2

Cultural capital🕍

Answer 2

Using a particular set of ideas, views or tastes which we’ll convert to material reward later in life.

Question 3

Eleven plus📝

Answer 3

An examination taken at the sage of 11-12 to determine the type of a secondary school a child should enter.

Question 4

Funding formula⚖️

Answer 4

Having a league table of schools, the better school, the more funding.

Question 5

GIST👑

Answer 5

A campaign in 1980-1985, which investigated why girls underachieved in science and maths.

Question 6

Globalisation🌎

Answer 6

The process in which buisnesses and other organisations develop a International influence

Question 7

Grammar school👩🏼‍🏫

Answer 7

School where applications are judged on ability.

Question 8

Hegemonic control🙅🏽‍♂️

Answer 8

The idea that the working class is controlled by the ruling class.

Question 9

Hegemony🕶

Answer 9

Rules

Question 10

Hidden curriculum🗂

Answer 10

“The unpublicised features of school life” Jackson (1968)

Question 11

Hierarchy🤴🏽

Answer 11

A system in which members of an organisation or society are ranked according to a relative status or authority.

Question 12

Ideal pupil👩🏼‍🔬

Answer 12

“Supurter”

Question 13

Ideological state apparatus👇🏽

Answer 13

The control over the way the working class think.

Question 14

The labelling theory⛔️

Answer 14

Becker explored the way teachers assigned powerful labels to students.

Question 15

Marketisation🛍

Answer 15

An attempt to improve education by making schools and colleges compete for students.

Question 16

Meritocracy🎉

Answer 16

An ideal society where people are given equal opportunities to gain merit.

Question 17

Myth of meritocracy🔮

Answer 17

Bowles and Gintus (1970) think meritocracy is designed to justify inequality by promoting the idea that failure is due to the lack of hard work rather then inequalities.