Education: Topic 2- Class differences in achievement (I)~ Vital vocab Flashcards

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What is anti-school subculture?

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Consists of students who dont agree with the values, norms and rules of the school.

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What is differentiation?

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The process of teachers categorizing pupils according to how they perceive their ability, attitude, and behaviour.

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What is educational triage?

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Categorizing pupils into those who will achieve, hopeless cases and those who need more support for a grade 5 or above.

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What is habitus?

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The learned ways of thinking, being and acting that are shared by a particular social class.

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What are interactionists?

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They are sociologists who are interested in how people attach labels to things or others and the effect of labelling. Normally face-to-face.

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What is labelling?

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The process of attaching a definition to an individual or group that is stereotypical.

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What is marketisation?

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The policy of introducing schools to be run as a business.

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What are league tables?

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Public records which shows which schools are performing well.

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What are ‘Nike’ identities?

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Based upon wearing branded sportswear that differentiate from W/C pupils from M/C pupils.

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What is polarisation?

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Division into two sharply contrasting groups.

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What is pro-school subculture?

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The group of students who accept and conform to the rues and values of the school.

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What is self-exclusion?

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The act of excluding oneself from an activity.

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What are pupils subcultures?

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A group of people who share similar behaviours and views on school.

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What is self-fulfilling prophecy?

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A prediction that comes true simply by virtue of it having been made.

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What is self-refuting prophecy?

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Where some pupils detach themselves from the label and prove the person wrong.

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What is streaming?

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Separating children into different ability groups or classes.

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What is symbolic capital?

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Introduced by Bourdieu. It refers to the status and sense of worth we obtain from others, especially in a similar class.

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What is symbolic violence?

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Introduced by Bourdieu. It refers to the harm done by denying someone’s symbolic capital. E.g. defining their culture as worthless.