Internal and External factors affecting educational achievement

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What the external factors affecting educational achievement?

  • Material factors

  • Cultural background

  • Linguistic differences

  • Parental attitudes and socialisation

  • Racism in wider society

  • Subcultural attitudes

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What the internal factors affecting educational achievement?

  • Teacher-pupil interactions

  • Institutional racism

  • Pro and anti-school subcultures

  • Organisation of teaching, learning and assessment

  • Setting and streaming

  • Curriculum content

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What interactions between internal and external factors?

  • Linguistic differences

    • Language learnt at home

    • Language of education based upon middle-class values

  • Labelling

    • Labels applied based on family background, appearance, language and attitudes

    • Influenced by external factors

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What are the interactions between internal and external factors?

  • Habitus comes from home life

  • Clashes with habitus of school

    • School imposes its tastes and attitudes onto students

  • Curriculum content

  • Parental knowledge of the curriculum comes from social class that can be passed down to the content

  • Racism in wider society influences stereotypical views that some teachers hold

  • Lack of educational role models in society leads to underperformance in school

  • Anti-school subcultures-collectivist nature of the working class replicated in subcultures

  • Gendered socialisation at home reinforced by gendered teachers in subjects

  • Teacher expectations of girls and boys differ because of external influences

  • The feminisation of education led to fewer males choosing to go into teaching