16.10.26 Social class - External factors and educational achievement

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What are the external factors that can influence a child's educational success?

Socioeconomic status, family background, and community resources.

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How does socioeconomic status impact educational opportunities?

Wealth and income determine access to educational opportunities and resources.

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What role does family background play in a child's education?

Parental education levels, expectations, and involvement significantly influence a child's educational outcomes.

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How can community resources affect a child's learning?

Access to extracurricular activities, libraries, and technology can enhance or inhibit educational growth.

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How much more likely are middle class students to attend university compared to working class students?

Middle class students are 5 times more likely to attend university than their working class counterparts.

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What fraction of students at Oxbridge are privately educated?

1/3 of students at Oxbridge are privately educated.

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What internal factors within the education system can affect student performance?

Peer influence, school quality, and teacher labelling and expectations.

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How does peer influence affect educational aspirations?

Friends and classmates can impact a child's motivation and overall attitude towards education.

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What is meant by school quality?

The overall status of the educational institution, including teacher qualifications, class sizes, and available facilities.

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What is teacher labelling and its effect on students?

How teachers perceive and label students can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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What is culture deprivation theory?

The theory that individuals lack the cultural resources necessary to succeed academically.

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What role does language play in education according to Hubbs-Tait et al.?

Challenging language used by parents can improve educational outcomes.

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What are restricted and elaborated codes according to Basil Bernstein?

Restricted code is used by the working class, with limited vocabulary; elaborated code is used by the middle class, with more complexity and abstraction.

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How do middle class parents differ in educational engagement compared to working class parents?

Middle class parents are generally more involved and supportive in their children's education.

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What attitudes towards education did Feinstein and Symons identify among middle class parents?

Higher interest in their child's education correlates with better educational outcomes.

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What are the four key values of working class subcultures according to Barry Sugarman?

Fatalism, collectivism, immediate gratification, and present-time orientation.

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What does fatalism imply in the context of education?

The belief that one's social position is determined by fate, leading to less effort in studies.

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What is collectivism and how does it affect educational decisions?

Valuing community over individual achievement, which may lead students to choose job security over higher education.

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What does immediate gratification refer to in a student's educational context?

Prioritizing short-term rewards over long-term academic benefits.

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What does present-time orientation mean for a student’s academic future?

Focusing on immediate needs and daily routines without long-term planning for education.