Ethnicity - internal factors Flashcards
What does Gillbourn and Youdell say in relation to racialised expectations?
Teachers were quick to discipline black pupils than others for the same behaviour.
This created conflict between teachers and pupils which reinforces stereotypes
What does Foster say about setting and streaming?
Teacher stereotypes could lead to black pupils being placed in lower sets and streams, leading to a self fulfilling prophecy
What does Archer say about the ideal pupil and ethnicity?
Black students often lack the characteristics of the ‘ideal pupil’ which leads to negative labelling.
What does Fuller say in relation to ethnicity and rejection of labels?
Studied a group of black girls who were placed in lower streams. They reacted by rejecting the values of school but still valued education and worked harder.
What does Mirza say in relation to failed coping strategies?
Some students were not able to create coping mechanisms to cope with racism, instead they avoided these teachers and were selective with who they asked for help.
What does Gillborn say in relation to racism in education?
Racism is so deeply ingrained within education that it is now inevitable
What does Gillbourn say in relation to marketisation and segregation?
Marketisation allows for more convert selection of pupils to take place. This can lead to segregation of ethnic minorities.
What does Sanders and Horn say in relation to assesments?
The change from written tests to teacher asessment has led to black underachievement.