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what is the interactionalists perspective?

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-look at what actually goes on in schools
-e.g interactions between teachers and pupils

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what kind of things would be included in ‘ school organisation’, teaching and learning context?

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-school ethos
-hidden curriculum
-teacher expectations
-setting and streaming
-pupil subcultures

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what is meant by the ethos of a school?

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-characters,values, atmosphere and climate of a school
-emphasis on academic success
-equal opportunity

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ethos of a school and hidden curriculum

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schl reward or punish certain behaviours
-schl can emphasise sport or faith ethos
-displayed through hidddn curriculum e,g religious artefacts and trophies

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what is the ethos of GSFG? & how is it supported through hidddn curriculum

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-christian= faith based- assemblies, prayers, crosses
-service points- christian values “service” , “community”
-diversity fortnight
-“let your light shine “. (schl song)

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what do functionalists say on the hidden curriculum?

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-parsons says it transmits society’s core values
-graded exams
-achievements= reward
-value achievement

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what do marxists say ab hidden curriculum?

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-Bowles and gintis produce workers to accept role in society
-submit to control
- disregard creativity and independence
-transmit ruling class ideology

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what do postmodernists say ab hidden curriculum?

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-Giroux
-neo liberal ideology(winning at all costs even in ruthless competitiveness)
-schls want to be top of league tables
-climb educational ladder to succeed.

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what ab feminists in the hidden curriculum?

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-patriarchal ideology(male dominance)
-boys underachieve
-males higher jobs e.g business
-vocational e.g childcare lower paid
-59% experience sexual harassment
-suffering goes un noticed

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Why do teachers label students?

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-race, ethnicity
-uniform
-social class
-gender
-behaviour

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what is teacher labelling?

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-actively judge their pupils
-gain impressions of them
- group into ideal or trouble maker
e.g hardworking, lazy, bright or slow

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positive label

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-positive produces the halo effect
, extra encouragement and support

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negative label

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-disruptive or lazy
-pupils can under achieve

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what is the self fulfilling prophecy?

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-waterhouse
-positive or negative labels can lead to ‘pivotal identity’
-when bad student behaves normal it’s temporary
-when good student behaves bad it’s out of character
- labelling leads to one accepting it and acting in accordance .

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what are the characteristics of an ideal pupil?(Becker)

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-hempel-jorgensen said its
-hardwork
-concentrating
-listen to teacher

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what other factors are part of an ‘ideal pupil’?

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-motivated by education
-helpful
-aspirations
-academic attainment

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social class, ethnicity and ideal pupil?

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-white middle class more likely sucessful
-teachers expect less from non white
-didnt see black as sucessful
-asian girls more successful

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how did rosenthal and jacobson provide evidence for self fulfilling prophecy?

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-chose grp of students which teachers told were bright
-expected to make good progress
-altho they werent diff from other students
-they acc did make great progress than the others due to the label

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what were the issues with rosenthal and jacobsons research?

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-deception and tampering with the childrens success

17
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how hartley and suttons research be problematic?

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not representative- only kent

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how did hartley and sutton carry out their research and what was their conclusion?

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  • gender
    -140 kids and primary schls
    -first grp told boys dont do aswell as girls
    and 2nd group not told
    -first grp performed worse
18
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what did Ball(1981) say?(academic vs vocational)

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-top stream students found were encouraged to achieve high
-encouraged to be more academic
-lower stream encouraged to follow vocational

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what did symth et al say(2006)?(working class zone out)

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-lower stream ppl have more negative attitude towards schl
-more likely to disengage from schl
-find it too slow
-negative effect on their aspirtations

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what did sutton trust say (2010)?( not enough disadvantaged reaching high)

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-while setting help to strecth bright pupils from poor backgrounds
-not enough reached top set
-streaming pupils favoured the middle class

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what did keddie say?(lower vs higher sets)

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-not all students given same knowledge
-teachers taught higher stream kids differently to lower stream(had to also behave and do more work)
-lower stream students can underachieve as arent given the same knowledge

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what did gilborn and youdell say?

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-working class & black kids more likely to be lower stream
-unlikely to be higher tiers
-limited achievement

23
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Evaluation of these peoples opinions?

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-its not fully known why working class are labelled negative and middle class positive
-small sample - 1 or 2 schls

24
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(pro and anti schl subclutures)
what is a subculture?

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-grp w diff norms and values to mainstream
-smaller group within larger grp

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pro school subculture behaviour?

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-punctual
-hw on time
-after school clubs
-well dressed

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anti schl subculture behvaiour?

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-fight
-smoke
-bunk
-swear
-not well dressed

27
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why might pupils behave anti or pro schl?

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-teacher labels
-older sibling/peer pressure/friends
-parents attitude

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Mac an Ghail pro school subculture?

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-found the ‘academic achievers’ and the ‘new enterprisers’
-‘academic achievers were a grp of white middle class boys supported by parents and encouraged
-their grp cared about achieving high and being best
-‘new enterprisers’= mix of white working class and asian boys who wanted to b better than their parents
-did subjects like tech and computers to gain a career and bring financial gain.

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(anti school subcultures)
what is a subculture of resistance?

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-opposititon of academic aims
-disrupt smooth running of school system
-in return labelled as a failure

30
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how is willis study of the lads an example of anti schl subculture?

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-opposed academic schooling
-jus wanted a laugh
-wanted to escape

31
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what did woods say on pupil adaptations?

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  • not all pupils respond the same to labels
    -intgration = become teachers pet
    -rebellion= reject school as a whole
32
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evaluation of interactionist
(positive)

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-recognise what happens IN school rather just pupils background,culture

33
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negatives of interactionist explaination?

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-too deterministic= claim negative labels always hv negative effect
-FULLER found that negative labels to black pupils made them want to work harder
-dont explain why certain grps are negatively labelled e.g working class and black
-dont account for outisde factors e.g culture, economic

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what is woods 1979 pupil adaptations scale?

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-intgratiation(fully ideal pupil)
-compliance(behaves well even when not happy)
-opportunism(mostly good but takes chances)
-ritualism(jus goes thru the motions)
-retreatism
-colonization(generally rejects school)
-intransigence(trouble maker)
-rebellion(againist school)

35
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1.labelling
2.stereotype
3.halo effect
4.hidden curriculum

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1.attaching a meaning to an individual e.g troublemaker
2.simplified view or generalisation of a social grp
3.viewed favourably
4.not part of offcial curriculum

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5.ideal pupil
6.pivotal identity
7.streaming
8.setting

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5.BECKER = pupils seen a the perfect pupil - normally middle class
6.identity pupil adopts as a result of being labelled
7.seperate kids of similar ability classes and teach seperate
8.students divided into grp of same ability in certain subjects

37
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9.self fulfilling prophecy
10.differentiation
11.polarisation

12.pupil adaptations

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9.teacher gives label which becomes accepted
10.LACEY= how schls categorise pupils on basis of ability
11.Lacey= the affect of students being seperated into bottom and top and how it affects their outcome
12.WOODS= students may fall in between pro and anti school

38
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13.pro schl subculture
14.anti schl
15.subculture of resistance

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13.grp which focus on ED
14.reject education, dont work hard
15.oppose mainstream culture

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