Social Class: Outside factors LT1 Flashcards

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1
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Material deprivation

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lack basic necessities due to poverty

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2
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What material deprivation factors effecting education ?

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. Housing
. Diet and health
. Financial support
. University

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3
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What are the two factors involved in housing ?

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. direct
. indirect

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4
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what direct housing mean ?

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overcrowding marked it harder for child to study

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5
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what indirect housing mean?

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Effects on the health and well fare
E.g. mould

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6
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Who talks about Diet and Health ?

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Howard (2001)

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Howard (2001)

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Children from poor backgrounds have a low intake of energy leading to i’ll health and absence

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8
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Who talks about Financial support ?

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Tanner (2003)

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9
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Tanner (2003)

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Cost of transport, uniform, books and equipment places a burden on poor families

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10
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What is marketisation in terms of school ?

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Middle class parents are in a better position to manipulate the system to get better schools

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11
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Who looks into Debt ?

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Callander and Jackson (2005)

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12
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Callander and Jackson (2005)

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working class see debt as a negative
i.e. more cost than benefits to go to uni

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13
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What are working class students more likely to do ?

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Receive little support and apply to local university, more likely to drop out and spend time in paid work

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14
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Cultural deprivation

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Inadequate socialisation in the home, lack of cultural equipment

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15
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What cultural deprivation factors effect education ?

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. language
. parents
. attitude and values
. cultural capital

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16
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What researchers talked about language ?

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Feinstein (2008) and Bernstein (1973)

17
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Feinstein (2008)

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Educated parents are more likely to use challenging language

18
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Bernstein (1973)

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Working class underachieve due to being socialised into restricted language code instead of elaborate code

19
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What researchers talked parents education ?

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Douglas (1964) and Bernstein and Young (1967)

20
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Douglas (1964)

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Working classparents placed less value in education, so give less encouragement to children

21
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Bernstein and Young (1967)

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Better educated parents have high income to promote child’s education

22
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what parenting style to educated parents have ?

A

high expectations and discipline of their children and know how to assist them

23
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Who talked about attitudes and values ?

A

Sugarman (1970)

24
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Sugarman (1970)

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Identitied four barriers on education, immediate gratification, Fatalism, present time orientation and collectivism

25
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Who did a study on cultural capital ?

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Sullivan (2001)

26
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Sullivan (2001)

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Studies 465 students found those reading fiction and watched documentaries had a wider vocabulary

27
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Weaknesses of Outside factors

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  • Deterministic
  • Reductionist
  • Blackstone and Mortimore
  • Failing schools have less effective parent contact system
28
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Black and Mortimore (1994)

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Working class parent attend less parents evenings due to longer hours at work. Want to help children but lack skills and knowledge to do so