Sociology : Education

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What do Functionalists believe is the role of education in society?

Education creates value consensus and social solidarity, promoting integration and preparing individuals for work roles.

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What is meritocracy according to Parsons?

Meritocracy is the system used by education to allocate roles based on ability.

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How does the Marxist perspective view education?

Education serves the interests of the capitalist class and reproduces class inequality.

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What do Bowles and Gintis argue about the education system?

They argue that education reproduces class inequality through the hidden curriculum and the correspondence principle.

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What is cultural capital according to Bourdieu?

Cultural capital refers to the knowledge, behaviors, and values that middle-class students possess, which are rewarded by schools.

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How does poverty affect educational performance?

Poverty, poor housing, and lack of resources negatively affect educational performance.

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What is institutional racism in schools?

Institutional racism refers to low expectations, curriculum bias, and fewer positive role models for minority students.

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What does the term 'hidden curriculum' refer to in education?

The hidden curriculum refers to unofficial lessons and values taught in schools, such as obedience and punctuality.

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What are some factors influencing the school curriculum?

Factors include power dynamics, cultural representation, gender norms, and economic demands.

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How can social class influence academic achievement?

Social class affects parental attitudes, resources available, and school labeling, impacting students' overall performance.

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What is the impact of teacher expectations on student performance?

Teacher expectations can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy, affecting students' academic outcomes.

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What changes have occurred in gender socialization regarding education?

Girls are increasingly socialized to be obedient, verbal, and studious, while boys receive less encouragement for academic expression.

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What does Sharpe say about changing female expectations?

Sharpe notes that girls today are more ambitious compared to previous generations.

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What is meant by anti-school subcultures?

Anti-school subcultures are groups formed by boys who reject school values and behaviors.