Key Sociologists Flashcards
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Waterhouse
Labelling becomes a pivotal identity
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Harvey and Slatin
White mille class children more likely to be identified as successful by teachers (Photographs)
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Gillborn
Teachers denied opportunities to black students
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Hartley and Sutton
Ideal pupil more likely to be female
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Hemple-Jorgensen
Pupils share a similar conception of the ‘ideal pupil’ to teachers
Stereotyping, Labelling, and SFP
Rosenthal and Jacobson
Field experiment, self fulfilling prophecy (Told teachers a group of students woul perform better)
Banding, Setting, and Streaming
Ball
Top stream warmed up, bottom stream cooled out
Banding, Setting, and Streaming
Smyth
Lower stream students have more negative attitudes to school
Banding, Setting, and Streaming
Sutton Trust
Top sets a good way to stretch bright students from poor backgrounds, but not enough of them reaching top sets
Banding, Setting, and Streaming
Keddie
Unequal access to knowledge
Educational Triage
Gillborn and Youdell
Dividing pupils into groups that determine support
Subcultures
Lacey
Polarisation and differentiation
Subcultures
Mac an Ghaill
Academic Achievers and New Enterprisers + Macho Lads
Subcultures
Sewell
Pro school subcultures amongst black pupils- the conformists
Anti school subculture- the rebels
Subcultures
Willis
The lads