Topics Flashcards

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Policies and inequality topics

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Britain before, 1988
Marketisation
Coalition government after 2010
Privatisation

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Policies in Britain before 1988

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Tripartite system
Role of comprehensive
comprehensive system

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3
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Marketisation

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Formula, finding
Cream, skimming and league tables
Gerwitz parental choice
New labour policies
Myth of parentocracy

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4
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Privatisation 

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Colaisation of schools
Policies on gender and ethnicity

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5
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Coalition government after 2010

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Free schools
Academies
Policies and inequality

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Internal factors - education

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Labelling
Streaming
Self fulfilling prophecy
sub cultures
Identities

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Labelling

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Ray rits
Dunne and gazely
Becker and Jorgensen
Criticisms of labelling theory

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Streaming

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Gillborn and youdell a-c economy and ed triage
Polarisation and differentiation
abolishing streaming

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9
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Self fulfilling prophecy

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Teach expectations

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10
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Sub cultures

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Habitus
Symbolic capital and symbolic violence
Pro-and anti-sub cultures
Variety of pupil responses

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Identities

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Self exclusion, Sarah Evans
Nike identities

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12
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External factors

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Cultural deprivation
Material deprivation
Cultural capital

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Cultural deprivation

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Language, Speech codes
Myth of cultural deprivation
Parent education/style
Working-class culture
Sugarman
Compensatory education

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Material deprivation

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Fear of debt
Funding
Diet and health
Housing

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15
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Cultural capital

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Bourdeiu three types
Cultural capital 

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role of education topics

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Functionalism
Marxism
Neoliberal/new right

17
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Functionalist view

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Durkheim, social solidarity and skills
Parsons meritocracy
Davis and Moore role allocation

18
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Marxist view

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Althusser ideological state apparatus
Bowles and gintis schooling in capitalist America, correspondence principle, and hidden curriculum and Myth meritocracy

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New right/neo liberal view

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Chubbs and moe consumer choice
New right view
Two roles of the state

20
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Ethnicity topics

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External factors
Internal factors – labelling, responses, and identities
Internal factors – institutional racism

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Ethnicity external factors

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  • Cultural deprivation – intellectual and linguistic skills, attitudes and values, family structure, and parental support
  • Gangs
  • Asian, white, working-class families
  • Racism in wider society
  • Material deprivation
  • Criticisms
22
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Internal ethnicity- institutional racism

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Critical race theory
Locked in inequality
Marketisation and segregation
Ethnocentric curriculum
Criticisms of Gillborn

23
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Internal factors, ethnicity– labelling, identities, responses

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  • Labelling and teacher racism, black pupils – streaming and discipline, Asian pupils
  • Pupil identities - archer - teaches pupil identities, Chinese Pupil
  • Responses - fuller + mac an ghaill rejecting negative labels, mizra failed strategies, Sewell variety of responses
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Gender topics

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Internal and external factors
Identity,class and girls achievement
Boys and achievement
Gender and subject choice
Pupils sexual and gender identities

25
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Pupils sexual and gender identity

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Male peer groups
Teacher discipline
Double standards
Male gaze

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Genders, internal and external factors

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External - Changes in the family, changes in women’s employment, girls, changing ambitions
Internal – positive role models, teacher attention, selection + league tables, two views of girls achievement

27
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Gender and subject choice

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As and A-levels and vocational courses
Gender role, socialisation
Single sex schooling
Peer pressure
Gendered career opportunities

28
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Boys and achievement

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Boys and literacy
Feminisation of education
Shortage of male primary school teachers
Laddish subcultures
Gender class, and ethnicity

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Identity, class and girls achievement

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Symbolic capital
Hyper heterosexual, feminine identities
Boyfriends
Working-class girls dilemma
Successful working-class girls