LABELLING Flashcards

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define self-fulfilling prophecy

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when someone fullfills what they were labelled as they internalise the label and act accordingly

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2
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what year did rosenthal and jacobson research self fulfilling prophecy

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1968

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explain rosenthal and jacobsons experiment on self fulfilling prophecy

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field experiment suggesting to teachers that some student were gifted, these students were treated differently and achieved better as a result

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4
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when did ray rist research labelling

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1970

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5
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explain ray rists experiment into labelling

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study of american kindergarden found children labelled as ‘tigers’ more likely to be MC wheras ‘clowns’ more likely to be WC

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6
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when did becker research labelling theory

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1971

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7
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explain beckers research into labelling theory

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interviewed 60 high school teachers. found that teachers have an idea of an ideal pupil. MC students more likely to conform to the idea wheras WC less likely

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8
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explain dunne and gazeley (2008) research

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schools see underacheivement of WC children as normal often entering WC into easier exams and giving them easier work to complete

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9
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which social groups are labelled positvely

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middle class, girls, chinese/indian

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10
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which social groups are labelled negatively

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boys, afro-caribbean, asian, working class

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what are two ways that in school factors can impact on the achievement of different social groups

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labelling- positive labels being attached to MC and indian/chinese students-leads to self fulfilling prophecy
peer group pressure - WC boys ridiculed by peers for achieving as it is seen as feminine

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12
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three ways schools can influence gender identities

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labelling based on gender
gender domains - science for boys
male gaze

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13
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how does teacher labelling lead to middle class achievement

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students given ‘halo’ label and internalises it
label reinforced everytime student achieves
student believes + self fulfilling prophecy is formed

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14
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how does teacher labelling lead to anti school subcultures

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WC students labelled negatively
label reinforced everytime student misbehaves
student is rejected by education and looks for status elsewhere

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15
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how does teacher labelling lead to setting and streaming

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student underperforms once on a test and is labelled
teacher spends more time with ideal students
student falls behind due to not getting required help

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16
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how does teacher labelling lead to ethnic minority underacheivement

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assumptions based on cultural stereotype
students ignored in discussions
student feels alienated

17
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what is a marxist opinion on labelling

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they would agree that WC are more likely to be labelled negatively

18
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what would be a feminist opinion of labelling

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may disagree with it and suggest that girls are not viewed positively in education but are labelled as feminine