Cultural expectations of social calls difference in educational achievement

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Cultural expectations of social class difference in educational achievement
What did Reay say about working class? The working class prioritise staying home over getting a higher educational degree
What did Bernstein say about working class? They talk in restricted code. At an disadvantage because the education system is in elaborated code
Working class are more likely to do what after leaving school More likely to go into manual labour and go on vocational courses
In 2002 what percentage of 16 year olds were in education 66% who's parents were in routine occupations. 58% who's parents who were in lower supervisory role
What did Hyman (1967) say about the working class? Working-class possessed a distinct sub-culture that was passed on through generations
What did Bernstein say about the middle class They were at an advantage because they speak in elaborate code, same as the education system
In 2002 what percentage of children gained GCSE's from A*-C 77% of children with parents in higher professional occupations gained GCSE's A*-C
What percentage of children in 2002 were in full-time education with parents in higher professional roles 87% of children with parents in higher professional occupations were still in full-time education
What did Werfhorst and Hofstede (2007) say about cultural capital? Cultural capital is a significant factor in explaining ability levels
What did Sullivan (2001) say about cultural capital? Cultural capital is transmitted via things like reading classic books, quality newspapers, and the type of television watched
What did Smith and Noble (1961) say about material deprivation? Poverty means parents are unable to afford school uniforms, trips etc
What did Bernstein (1961) argue about cultural deprivation? He argues his theories state a cultural difference rather than a deprivation (e.g speaking codes) but his theories are often used to support cultural deprivation
What did Bowles and Gintis say about educational achievement? They argue it is not where you are geographically that affects your educational success but your position in the class system
What did Murray say about education achievement? That IQ was 80% down to inheritance
What did Douglas' longitudinal study of 'The Home and The School' (1964) say about educational achievement? It clearly showed IQ was not a significant factor in educational success or failure
What did the Sutton Trust find in 2008 concerning educational achievement? Found class differences occurred as a result of factors in the early years of a child's life. Found once a student from a poor background made it into A levels they were just as likely to be educationally successful as students from more affluent backgrounds
What did Fernstein (2003) say about educational achievement? Parental interest and support is crucial in providing an environment where children could be motivated and effectively disciplined
What does Functionalist's say about education? It's a positive force in today's society and benefits both the individual and society as a whole
What did Functionalist Sugarman (1970) say? The working class have developed a culture based on fatalism, immediate gratification, present time orientation and collectivism
What did Functionalist Hyman say? Working class families place limited values on education and gaining a high status job such as a lawyer or doctor
What does Marxism say about the education system? Education serves the purpose of the ruling class
What did Marxist Gerwitz et al (1995) say? The parents cultural capital explains attainment differences
What did Marxist Sullivan (2001) say? School has limited effect on the culture of the child, parental background is the most significant background
What do Interactionist say about education? Looks at what goes on inside the education system, specifically the relationship between teacher and student, rather than the needs of the ruling class
What does Interactionist Keddie (1973) say? Working class children are placed in lower streams/sets and higher class children are placed in higher sets/streams
What does Interactionist Hargreaves (1967) say? Labelling students as worthless can result in anti-school sub-cultures
How does Goard (2008) criticise educational achievement argument? Many of the statistics are based on judgements made by researchers and forms completed by people
How was Douglas' longitudinal study criticised? He used parents attendance at parents' evening to judge parental and commitment but there may be material reasons for lack of attendance
How does Labov criticise Bernstein? One way of speaking is not inferior to another.
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