primary and secodnary socilisation

Question 1

functionalist durkheim on secondary socialisation

Answer 1

suggest education socialises us into being part of society : value conscious and social solidarity

Question 2

functionalist parsons secondary socialisation

Answer 2

suggested education socialises children into universal values and education promotes meritocracy to achieve status

Question 3

functionalist Davis & moore view on secondary socialisation

Answer 3

suggested we are socialised into our future roles through education

Question 4

marxists view on secondary socialisation

Answer 4

education acts as an ideological state apparatus ( Teaches obedience, respect for authority, and acceptance of capitalism.)
education also reproduces the workplace, socialising children into being submissive workers
working class are made to feel like they lack ability

Question 5

Bowels and gints marxist view on secondary socialisation

Answer 5

Hidden curriculum which the education system reproduces the workplace in education by socialising children into being submissive workers

Question 6

feminist view on secondary socialisation anne oakley

Answer 6

girls and boys are pushed towards gender domain subjects such as girls going for more nurturing subjects such has health & social care and english literature.

Question 7

kelly gender bias in education

Answer 7

she found that science classrooms were male dominated making the boys to care of the equipment and teachers unconsciously reinforce this division

Question 8

feminists view secondary socialisation

Answer 8

Boys are less likely to be punished for their masculine behaviour because “boys will be boys “

Question 9

pierre Bourdieu primary socialisation

Answer 9

Primary socialisation provides you with cultural capital which is where the family provide manners and skills that will help the child succeed in education