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Lesson 7: Education Flashcards

1
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Formal and informal process of transmitting the knowledge, beliefs, skills from one generation to the next

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Education

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___ and ___ process of transmitting the ___, ___, ___ from one ___ to the next

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Formal, informal, knowledge, beliefs, skills, generation

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3
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To equip minds of the younger generation

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Education

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4
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Important in reproducting existing belief system and practices of a particular society

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Education

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5
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Pervasive institution determining one’s career

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Education

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6
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Education teach what? Give three.

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— Knowledge and skills to fulfill significant positions in our social group
— Child care
— Sex education and birth control advice

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7
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Education pass ___ ___ from one generation to the next

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core values

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8
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Who extols virtues of the society’s founders, their struggle for freedom from oppression, and the goodness of the country’s basic social institutions?

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Grade school teachers

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9
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Grade school teachers extols ___ of the society’s ___, their ___ for ___ from ___, and the ___ of the country’s basic social institutions

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virtue, founders, struggle, freedome, oppression, goodness

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10
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Education molds students into a more ___ unit for ___

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cohesive, belongingness

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11
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How does education help in national identity?

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Exposure to culture

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12
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Determine which people enter occupations

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Gatekeeping

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13
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To determines who is eligible for a job

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Credentials

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14
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Rich people have many ___ because they have many ___.

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credentials, resources

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15
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Sorting students into different educational programs on the basis of their perceived abilities

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Tracking

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16
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Who were the people that said people are sorted based on their merit? When was this statement?

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— Talcott Parsons (1940)
— Kingsley Davis (1945)
— Wilbert Moore (1945)

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17
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High income and prestige are offered for those people who put up years in education.

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Social placement

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18
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Education molds students into a more cohesive unit for belongingness

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Social integration

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19
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Conflict perspective examine how the educational system reproduces the ___

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Social inequality

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20
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True or False: Conflict perspective discusses how it is predictable if child will go to college or not.

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True

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21
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According to ___ perspective, ___ background is more meaningful than children’s ___.

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conflict, family, abilities

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22
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the attitudes and the unwritten rules of behavior that school teach in addition to the formal curriculum

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The Hidden Curriculum

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23
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The cultural bias that it is built into tests is clearly not tilted in favor of the lower classes

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Discrimination by IQ

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24
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Where do poor people with lower scores on IQ tests are assigned to?

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Less demanding courses

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25
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Why do poor people get assigned in less demanding courses?

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To match their supposedly inferior intelligence

26
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privileges accompanying a social location that help someone in life

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Cultural capital

27
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Who coined the term social capital?

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Pierre Bordieu

28
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Who wrote The Credential Society?

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Randal Collins

29
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When did Collins write The Credential Society?

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1979

30
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True or False: Everyday events are beneficial to higher class people.

A

True

31
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employers use diplomas and degrees to determine who is eligible for a job

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Credential society

32
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Who claims that education is central to economic stratification?

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Ivan Illich

33
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When did Illich say that education is central to economic stratification?

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1970

34
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The hierarchy of ___ is equal to hierarchy of ___.

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job, skill

35
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Highly ___ professionals are the epitome of modern ___

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credentialized, stratification

36
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As our ___ are higher, the ___ widens in the social class

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credentials, gap

37
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branching in education; determining job/education to specialization

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Sponsored mobility

38
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no sharp division; transfer among different programs, no fixed end points

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Contest mobility

39
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True or False: Expectation of teachers have no profound consequences for their students

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False

40
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found out that social class was the underlying basis for assigning the children to the different tables

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Ray Rist

41
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When did Rist conduct The Rist Research?

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1970

42
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Did participant observation in an African American grade school with an African American faculty

A

Ray Rist

43
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Ray Rist did ___ in an ___ grade school with an ___ faculty

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participant observation, African American, African American

44
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Rist found out that after only ___ days in the classroom, the kindergarten teacher felt that she knew the children’s abilities.

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8

45
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The three separate tables that the teacher assigned in The Rist Research

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— Table 1: fast learners
— Table 2: average
— Table 3: slow learners

46
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What was the basis on the assigning of tables in The Rist Research?

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Social class

47
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True or False: Only Table 2 completed the classroom’s activities in The Rist Research.

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False

48
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A false assumption that something is going to happen that then comes true simply because it is predicted.

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Self-fulfilling prophecy

49
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Who proposed the self-fulfilling prophecy?

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Robert Merton

50
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When did Merton propose the self-fulfilling prophecy?

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1949

51
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True or False: Education is significant in the development of the nation.

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True

52
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Education provides basic knowledge and skills that enhance the ___ of ___.

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productivity, labor

53
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Education contributes to new ___ that lead to ___, ___, and ___.

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innovations, inventions, discoveries, economy

54
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Education is an effective ___ to ___ and ___ knowledge among different ___ of society.

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instrument, spread, disseminate, sectors

55
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An act Providing for the Magna Carta of Women in 2008

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RA No. 1970

56
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Educated is based on what right?

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United Nations Declaration of Human Rights

57
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Six determinants of disadvantage of women and education

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— Gender stereotype
— Gender-sensitive pedagogy (way of teaching)
— Sexual harassment
— Gender curricula and subjects
— Underrepresentation of women in positions

58
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What section states that equal access and elimination of discrimination in education, scholarships, and training

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Section 13 of RA No. 1970

59
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For easy monitoring

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Standardization

60
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Monitoring of globalization and its developments

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Standardization

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