AQA A-Level Sociology - Education - The Role of Education - Questions

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Who argued that school helps create social solidarity and value consensus by socialising us into shared norms and values?

Durkheim

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Which theory suggests education teaches us specialist skills which are needed in complex economies and jobs?

Functionalism

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Who argued education is a bridge between the family and other parts of society such as work?

Parsons

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Who argued that education takes us from particularistic to universalistic norms and values?

Parsons

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Who argued that education helps in the process of role allocation and that the education system is a meritocracy?

Davis & Moore

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Which theory argues that the education system fails to prepare young people adequately for work because of a failure to teach the appropriate skills?

New Right

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Which theory take a broadly functionalist approach of what education should be like?

New Right

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Which sociologists say that the creation of a free market using marketisation policies will produce a better education system?

Chubb and Moe

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Who argues that Middle Class children do better in education because they work harder and are more intelligent?

Saunders - New Right Theory

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Which theory believed that as a result of globalisation, workers need high levels of skills in order to compete?

New Right

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Which theory argues that the main role of education is to reproduce class inequalities?

Marxism

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Who said there is a similarity between social relationships in the workplace and in education? This is the correspondence principle.

Bowles and Gintis

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Which theory said education helps produce a subservient workforce as the hidden curriculum enforces an acceptance of hierarchy?

Marxism

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Which theory said school subjects are fragmented in the same way that routine work is?

Marxism

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Who said education is dominated by M/C culture and rewards those pupils who share a similar cultural background and knowledge?

Bourdieu

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Who neglects gender and ethnic inequalities and doesn't explain why some W/C pupils do succeed?

Bourdieu

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Who argued that the schools are part of the states Ideological State Apparatus?

Althusser

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Who studied 12 W/C 'lads' and found that they see through the meritocracy of school and create counter-school subcultures?

Willis

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Who said Willis neglected girls and conformist male students in his study?

Angela McRobbie - Feminist

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Who found that stereotypical views within schools direct girls into stereotyped subject choices?

Grafton - Feminism

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Who found that boys get more teacher attention than girls?

Stanworth - Feminism

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Davis and Moore - Role Allocation

the education system sifts and sorts pupils in terms of their ability to reward high achievers with high qualifications

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