Unit 3 Inequalities In Educational Achievement Flashcards

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Eysenck
Intelligence (out)
Social class

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Children go into+come out of school with same intelligence levels not exceeding their capability

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Jensen
Intelligence (out)
Social class

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Genetic factors explain inequality in school than environmental factors

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Smith+Noble
Material (out)
Social class

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‘Barriers to learning’- low income: unable to afford trips/ books/ uniform etc- leads to isolation+bullying

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Raey
Material (out)
Social class

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Economic capital is needed for cultural capital- WC students are more likely to have PT jobs+longer hours= reducing chances of attaining higher grades

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Callendar+Jackson
Material (out)
Social class

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‘Fear of debt’- WC 4x less likely to apply for university

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Q

Douglas
Cultural (out)
Social class

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Most significant factor that affected achievement was the degree of parent’s interest in their education

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Feinstein
Cultural (out)
Social class

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Teacher’s assessments of how much interest they showed in their children’s education

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Bernstein
Cultural (out)
Social class

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Restricted code- slang-WC/MC
Elaborated code- complex language- MC/UC
MC can use both codes but WC can only access the restricted code

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Q

Sugarman
Cultural (out)
Social class

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WC subculture characterised by:
Fatalism- manual labour future planned out
Immediate Gratification- leave education for financial reasons- get money, not education (like MC children do)
Present-Time Orientation- distracted by present-day occurrences, not focused on work+improving future prospects

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Fatalism

Sugarman Cultural (out)Social class

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manual labour future planned out

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Immediate Gratification
(Sugarman Cultural (out)Social class)
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leave education for financial reasons- get money, not education (like MC children do)

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Present-Time Orientation

Sugarman Cultural (out)Social class

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distracted by present-day occurrences, not focused on work+improving future prospects

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Q

Jensen
Intelligence (out)
Ethnicity

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Black people have lower IQs due to environmental factors eg occupation

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Sewell
Material (out)
Ethnicity

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Aspire to be rappers- materialistic- expensive jewellery, clothing and cars

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Driver+Ballard
Cultural (out)
Ethnicity

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Indian parents place emphasise importance of education

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Archer+Francis
Cultural (out)
Ethnicity

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Tiger mums British Chinese- young children pressured for perfect scores

17
Q

Modood
Cultural (out)
Ethnicity

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3/5 Bangladeshi women- no English
1/2 Pakistani women- no English
1/5 Bangladeshi men- no English

18
Q

Bolognani
Cultural (out)
Ethnicity

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‘Myth of return’- no focus on education, believe in religious and family commitments- myth of going back to their own home countries

19
Q

Hendessi
Culture (out)
Ethnicity

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Poverty in culture- norms and values are different- females are not all at home in the kitchen

20
Q

Abbott
Interactionist (in)
Ethnicity

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Disproportionate number of exclusions of EMG

21
Q

Crozier
Interactionist (in)
Ethnicity

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Institutional racism causes inequality

22
Q

Mirza
Interactionist (in)
Ethnicity

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Black Afro-Caribbean girls resisted labels

23
Q

Mitsos+Browne

Gender

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Teachers are less strict with boys, 80% are permanently excluded- leads to girls having higher aspirations

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Q

Sharpe

Gender

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Girl’s priorities have changed from being about love and marriage to having a career and supporting themselves

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Francis | Gender
Saw future identity in terms of careers than employment being a stopgap before marriage
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Beck | Gender
‘Risk society’- more uncertainty in this society about risks of divorce/ loss of jobs
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Burns+Bracey | Gender
Girls appear more mature earlier, work harder+are more motivated than boys
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Oakley | Gender
Manipulation, canalisation, verbal appellations, domestic activities- teaches girls to be passive in education whilst boys are dominant+disruptive
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Mac an Ghail | Gender
Macho lads- wanted to act tough and aggressive
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Coffey | Gender
Male underachievement has exaggerated causing a moral panic
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Epstein | Gender
The poor boys discourse, ‘boys will be boys’ discourse
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The poor boys discourse
Boys are seen as the victims
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‘boys will be boys’ discourse
‘Naturally clever’ but tend to be lazy and difficult to motivate
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Skelton | Gender
Problem boys discourse, ‘at risk’ boys discourse
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Problem boys discourse
Boys are a problem- develop anti-learning behaviour
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‘at risk’ boys discourse
Not bad, but ‘vulnerable’- low self-esteem and excluded from society