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Academies

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these are type of specialist school first set up in 2001 to provide education for students in disadvantaged urban areas. They were funded by public/ private partnerships. Since 2010, the coalition government has given all schools the right to become an academy

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Achieved status

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A postion gained in society through a person’s own efforts

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Ascribed status

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a position given to aa person at birth

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Comprehensive system

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a non-selective education system where all children attend the same type of secondary school

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Cultural capital

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The knowledge, attitudes, values, attitudes, language, tastes and abilites that the middle class transmits to their children

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Cultural deprivation

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a lack of certain norms, values attitudes and skills necessary for educational success.

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Deferred gratification

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postponing immediate rewards or pleasures, generally with the aim of producing a greater reward at a later date

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Differentiation

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separating pupils into groups on the basis of their perceived ability and behaviour

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Elaborated code

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a speech pattern in which details are spelt out explanations provided and meanings made explict

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Marketisation

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the policy of introducing the market forces of supply ans demand into areas run by the state such as education

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Material deprivation

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A lack of money and the things that money can buy

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Meritocracy

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An educational or social system where everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed and where individuals’ rewards and status are achieved by their own effort rather than ascribed

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Mixed ability

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groups in which pupils are randomly or intentionally mixed in terms of their ability

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Patriarchy

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power and authority held by males

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pupil subcultures

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the distinctive norms and values developed by groups of young people in schools

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Restricted code

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shothand speech in which detail is omitted and information taken for granted

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Role allocation

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the system of sorting and sifting people into positions which suit their aptitudes and capabilites

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Secondary socialisation

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the process of learning norms and values in later life which builds on the primary socialisation that has been conducted by the family. It takes place in educational institutions and includes acquisition of knowledge and skills needed for work

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social mobility

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movement of groups or individuals up or down the social hierarchy

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Social capital

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the support and information provided by contacts and social networks which can be converted into material rewards

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value consensus

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an agreement about major values of society