Relationships And Processes

Question 1

What is the hidden curriculum

Answer 1

A set of unwritten rules in the curriculum that can indoctrinate and give students the values of society

Question 2

Bowles and ginitis

Answer 2

Correspondence principle
Making the next complaint workforce
Marxist

Question 3

What is school ethos

Answer 3

Refers to the atmosphere (climate of the school)

Question 4

Gillborn and youdell

Answer 4

The educational triage
The ranking system-
Students who will pass
Students with potential
Those who will fail

Question 5

Becker

Answer 5

Teachers ideal student
“White”
“Male”
“Middle class”
“Calm”

Question 6

Hargreaves et al

Answer 6

Distinguished teachers go through 3 stages
Speculation
Elaboration
Stabilisation

Question 7

French and spender

Answer 7

Spender says boys get the most attention
French says it’s mostly bad attention

Question 8

Differentiation

Answer 8

Lacey’s (1970) ranking and grouping students

Question 9

Polarisation

Answer 9

Hargreaves, Ball and, Abraham.
The consequences of differentiation,
Differences

Question 10

Tony Sewell

Answer 10

Students form complex subcultures
Such as anti school cultures

Question 11

Ghaills (1994)

Answer 11

The academic achievers - mostly from skilled working class backgrounds who sought to achieve academic success

The new enterprise - the were anti education, wanted to learn investment

Question 12

Peter woods 1979

Answer 12

Subculture has been over simplified