Roles and Process in Schools Flashcards

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What is the definition of setting in education?

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Placing students in groups according to ability in individual subjects.

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What does streaming mean in an educational context?

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Placing students in groups according to ability across all subjects.

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What does the term Ideal Pupil refer to?

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The characteristics that a teacher subconsciously looks for in a good pupil.

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Define self-fulfilling prophecy in education.

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When a pupil takes on the label that they have been given by the school and acts accordingly purely because they have been labelled

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What are Bernstein’s Restricted and Elaborate Codes?

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Restricted Code: Limited vocab, short unfinished sentences, grammatically simple, context bound.
Elaborate Code: Wide vocab, grammatically complex, varied and abstract, context free.

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What does labelling theory suggest about teachers and students?

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Teachers often attach a label to a pupil that has little to do with their actual ability or aptitude.

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According to Becker, what influences teacher/pupil interactions?

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Labels attached to students.

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What is a consequence of labelling according to labelling theory
(Becker)?

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Self-fulfilling prophecy where students take on the label and act accordingly.

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What is a criticism of labelling theory?

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It is deterministic and focuses on negative effects.

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What do structural sociologists argue about labelling in schools?

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Schools encourage teachers to label students.

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What did Margaret Fuller’s research on black girls reveal about labelling?

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Black girls labelled as low-achievers responded by studying hard to prove teachers wrong.

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What was the main finding of Rosenthal and Jacobson’s study?

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Randomly identified ‘bloomers’ made more progress than others after one year.

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In Ray Rist’s study, how did teachers group students?

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Based on home background, resulting in labels like Tigers, Cardinals, and Clowns.

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How does the ideal pupil vary according to school makeup?

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In W/C schools, it is quiet and obedient; in M/C schools, it is defined by personality and academic ability.

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Fill in the blank: _______ refers to the characteristics that a teacher subconsciously looks for in a good pupil.

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[Ideal Pupil]

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True or False: Labelling theory attributes too much importance to teacher agency.

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What is the primary focus of labelling theory?

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Negative effects of labels on student performance.

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What role does teacher training play in labelling theory?

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It influences how teachers perceive and label their students.

19
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What are the characteristics of an ideal pupil?

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Female
White
M/C
Quiet