Created by Kyle Clinch
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Question | Answer |
Ethno-Centric Curriculum | The idea that the national curriculum is geared towards studying white history and ignoring other ethnic histories. |
Ethnic Groups | People who share a common history, customs and identity, as well as, in most cases, language and religion. |
Cultural Deprivation in relation to Black Families | Children of low-income black households are often poorly socialised ad lack good intellectual and linguistic skills |
Tony Sewell (2009) | It is not the absence of fathers as role models that leads to underachievement, the problem is a lack of fatherly nurturing or 'tough love' |
The biggest barrier black boys face is... | ...peer pressure from other black boys |
Gillborn (2008) | Institutional racism is the biggest cause of racial inequality in schools |
Ruth Lupton (2004) | Adult authority in Asian families is tantamount to school authority |
Andrew McCulloch (2014) | Ethnic minority group students more likely to aspire to go to university than white British pupils |
Gillian Evans (2006) | Street culture in white working class areas can be brutal so young students in these areas must learn to adapt or mimic this behaviour |
Geoffrey Driver (1977) | Cultural Deprivation theory ignores positive effects of ethnicity, a single mother black family gives a great role model for the female student |
Nell Keddie (1973) | Cultural Deprivation Theory is a myth, you cannot be deprived of your own culture |
David Mason (2000) | 'Discrimination is a continuing and persistent feature of the experience of Britain's citizens of minority ethnic origin' |
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