marketisation reproducing inequality

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what are 2 reasons related to marketisation that affect class achievement?

  • streaming and the A-C economy

  • Cream-skimming and silt sifting

  • parental choice

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explain streaming and the A-C economy?

  • Gillborn and Youdell

  • pupils are streamed through ‘ability’

  • they link this to the publishing of league tables as these rank schools according to exam performance

  • they need a good position to attract pupils/ funding

  • this creates an ‘A-C economy’ (Educational Triage)

  • the schools focus on the students who have the potential to get 5+

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explain cream-skimming?

  • Bartlett

Selecting higher ability pupils who gain the best results and cost less to teach

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explain silt-shifting?

off-loading pupils with learning difficulties, who are expensive to teach and gain poorer results

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explain parental choice?

  • Gerwitz

study of 14 London secondary schools. Differences in parent’s economic and cultural capital leads to class differences. She identified three main types of parents:

  • Privileged-skilled choosers

  • Disconnected-local choosers

  • Semi-skilled choosers

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explain each of these

  1. mainly professional m/c parents who know how school admissions work, time to visit school and research

  2. w/c parents who were restricted by lack of cultural/economic capital. less confident and no time

  3. ambitious for their children and therefore are frustrated that they lack cultural and economic capital