Education = SC - cultural deprivation. Flashcards

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What is culture?

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norms, values, beliefs, skills and knowledge that a society/group regard as important. Transmitted through socialization.

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What is the theory of cultural deprivation on achievement in education?

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W/C parents fail to transmit the ‘right’ culture needed for their children to have educational success.

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What are the 3 factors that cultural deprivation theorists believe are responsible for W/C under-achievement?

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Language, parent’s own education and W/C subculture.

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Intellectual stimulation

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W/C parents less likely to give children educational toys & activities and read meaning less stimulation.

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How does have less educational toys in early years effect children in education?

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Effects their intellectual stimulation so when begin school are at a disadvantage to M/C children.

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Basil Bernstein (1975) found two types of language for social classes, what are they?

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W/C = Restricted code e.g. slang and simple sentences.
M/C = Elaborated code e.g. wide vocabulary, universalistic.
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What did Feinstein (2008) say about Parent’s education?

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Parent’s own education is the most important factor affecting achievement -M/C = better educated, children gain an advantage.

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Whats the difference between M/C and W/C parenting styles?

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M/C = consistent discipline, high expectations and active learning.
W/C = vice versa, trouble with interacting with teachers.
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What do M/C parents do in terms of educational behaviours?

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More aware of what helps children progress e.g. educational visits and good relationships with teachers.

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How does good language increase children’s achievement?

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The way parent’s communicate affect’s children’s cognitive development.

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What is immediate gratification for W/C subcultures?

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wanting rewards now rather than working hard for them in the future.

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What is fatalism for W/C subcultures?

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The belief of ‘Whatever will be, will be’, don’t believe they can improve their own position.

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What does Hyman argue about low value on education for W/C subcultures.

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W/C don’t value education, so don’t try.

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What does Douglas argue about low value on education for W/C subcultures.

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W/C parents show less interest in child’s education and therefore less support. e.g. less likely to go to parents evening.

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Criticisms of cultural deprivation - material factors.

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Ignores importance of material factors such as poverty.

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Criticisms of cultural deprivation - school factors

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Ignores school factors e.g. negative labelling by teachers.

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Criticisms of cultural deprivation - Different culture

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W/C have a different culture to that of schools and they are criticised for it. It blames the victim for their own failure.