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Durkheim

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Education provides social solidarity, social cohesion, social mobility and teaches specialist skills.

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Parsons

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Stabilisation of adult personalities (Warm bath theory)

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Murdock

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4 functions of the family

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Zaretsky

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Cult of private life (warm bath is bad)

Home is a safe haven helping adults deal with stress

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Willmott and young

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Symmetrical family and stratified diffusion

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Bowles and gintis

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Correspondence principle and hidden curriculum

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Pierre bordieu

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Cultural capital

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Bandura

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BoBo dolls imitation research

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Dobash & Dobash

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Research on domestic abuse

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Rappaports

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5 types of family diversity

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Charles Murray

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Lack of male role model in the family (lone parent) leads to ‘life of turbulence’ and juvenile delinquency therefore divorce is bad

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Fran ansley

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Women are takers of shit

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Dunscombe and marsden

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Triple shift

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Becky Francis

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Patriarchal nature of schools + promote seperate norms and values for boys and girls

Boys dominate space

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Delphy and leaonard

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Women are exploited by their husbands and men benefit from this

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Anne Oakley

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Dual burden

Children are socialised into gender roles

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Sue Sharp

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Aspirations of working class girls have changed from marriage to career

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Sue palmer

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Toxic childhood, parents control children out of fear

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Carolyn Jackson

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Boys need to look cool

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Neil postman

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Children are becoming more like adults Childhood is disappearing

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Phillip Aries

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Childhood is a recent invention and a social construction

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Fletcher

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Higher expectations on marriage which is why we end up divorcing

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Davis and Moore

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Role allocation

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Louis Althusser

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Repressive state and ideological state apparatus

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Paul Willis

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Anti-school subcultures

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Howard Becker

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Ideal pupil

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Hargreaves

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Labelling pupils based off of appearance, behaviour/discipline and effort

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Stephen Ball

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Banding students research (top set well behaved and bottom set not)

Ethnocentric national curriculum

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Neil Keddy

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Setting and streaming

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Tony Sewell

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Peer pressure among Afro-cattiness males

Minority of ‘black’ boys respond to lack of male role model in anti-school way

31
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Coard

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History only covers white history

32
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Fuller

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Black girls channelled their anger about labels. In low sets but high achievers

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Gilbourn and youdell

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Teachers have racialised expectations

34
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Education provides social solidarity, social cohesion, social mobility and teaches specialist skills

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Durkheim

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The warm bath theory

Stabilisation of adulthood personalities

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Parsons

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4 functions of the family

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Murdock

37
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Cult of private life

The home acts as a safe haven helping adults deal with stress.

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Zaretsky

38
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Symmetrical family

Stratified diffusion

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Wilmott and young

39
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Correspondence principle

hidden curriculum

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Bowles and gintis

40
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Cultural capital

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Pierre bordieu

41
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BoBo dolls imitation research

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Bandura

42
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Domestic violence research

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Dobash and Dobash

43
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5 types of family diversity

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Rappaports

44
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Lack of male role model creates ‘life of turbulence’ and Juvenile delinquents, so divorce is bad

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Charles Murray

45
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Women are takers of shit

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Fran ansley

46
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Triple shift

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Dunscombe and marsden

47
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Patriarchal nature of schools, boys dominate space and schools promote separate norms and values for boys and girls

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Becky Francis

48
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Women are exploited by their husbands and men benefit the most from this

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Delphy and Leonard

49
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Children are socialised into gender roles

Dual burden

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Anne Oakley

50
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Aspirations of working class girls have changed from marriage to career

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Sue Sharp

51
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Toxic childhood, parents control children out of fear

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Sue palmer

52
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Boys need to look cool

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Carolyn Jackson

53
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Children are becoming more like adults and childhood is disappearing

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Neil Postman

54
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Childhood is a relatively recent invention and a social construction

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Phillip Aries

55
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Higher expectations on marriage which is why we end up divorcing

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Fletcher

56
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Role allocation

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David and more

57
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Repressive state and ideological state apparatus

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Louis Althusser

58
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Anti-school subcultures

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Paul Willis

59
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Ideal pupil

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Becker

60
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Labelling pupils based on appearance, whether they conformed to discipline and effort

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Hargreaves

61
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Banding students research (top set well behaved and bottom set not)

Ethnocentric national curriculum

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Stephen Ball

62
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Setting and streaming

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Neil Keddy

63
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Minority of ‘black’ boys respond to ‘lack of male role models’ in an anti-school way Peer pressure among African Caribbean males

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Tony Sewell

64
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History only covers white history

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Coard

65
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Black girls channelled their anger about being labelled. In low sets but they were high achievers

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Fuller

66
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Teachers have racialised expectation

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Gilbourn and Youdell

67
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Reays

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Social capital (middle class mums know the rules of the game)

68
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Social capital (middle class mums know the rules of the game)

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Reays

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