Educational Achievement - Gender

Question 1

Sharpe

Answer 1

Education Route (Feminism and equal opportunities)

Question 2

Equal Pay act (1970)

Answer 2

??? (Feminism and equal opportunities)

Question 3

Sex Discrimination act (1975)

Answer 3

?? (Feminism and equal opportunities)

Question 4

Education Reform act ( 1988)

Answer 4

?? (Government policies)

Question 5

GIST/WISE

Answer 5

Science and Tech/Science and Engineering (Government Policies)

Question 6

Oakley

Answer 6

Domestic sphere of home (Socialisation)

Question 7

McRobbie

Answer 7

Bedroom Culture (Socialisation)

Question 8

Skelton

Answer 8

Hidden Curriculum (Subject Choice)

Question 9

Kelly

Answer 9

Subjects for boys - Packaged (Subject Choice)

Question 10

Colley

Answer 10

Gendered Subject Choice (Subject Choice)

Question 11

Mac an Ghail

Answer 11

Crisis of Masculinity (Feminisation of Workplace)

Question 12

Sewell

Answer 12

Hyper Masculinity (Culture of Masculinity)

Question 13

Jackson

Answer 13

Lads/Ladettes (Culture of Masculinity)

Question 14

Willis

Answer 14

Manual labour aspirations - WC (Boys disruptive/labelled negatively)

Question 15

Epstein, Skelton + Francis

Answer 15

Discources (Boys disruptive/labelled negatively)

Question 16

Gillborn

Answer 16

Dangers of Tiering (black boys lowest achievers)

Question 17

Jasper

Answer 17

Demonisation of black boys (black boys lowest achievers)

Question 18

Connolly

Answer 18

Irish boys - odd ambitions (White WC lowest aspirations)

Question 19

Willis

Answer 19

WC destined for manual labour (White WC lowest aspirations)

Question 20

Bolognani

Answer 20

Pakistani - More time out of education (Pakistani girls underachieve)

Question 21

Hendessi

Answer 21

Not seen + not heard (Pakistani girls underachieve)